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Lords and Commons
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 December 2009
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- Camden Fourth Series , Volume 19: Proceedings of the Short Parliament of 1640 , July 1977 , pp. 233 - 247
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- Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1977
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page 233 note 1 See below, App. (13 April), p. 293.
page 233 note 2 MS.: 15; the Speaker was presented 15 April.
page 233 note 3 See below, App., Grimston, p. 296.
page 233 note 4 See below, App., Seymour, p. 297.
page 234 note 1 See below, App., Rudyerd, p. 296.
page 234 note 2 M.P. for Colchester.
page 234 note 3 Harley.
page 234 note 4 Probably his speech of 15 April (below, App. (15 April), p. 294).
page 234 note 5 Laud.
page 234 note 6 See below, App., Pym, p. 299.
page 234 note 7 The speech noted above.
page 235 note 1 M.P. for Winchelsea.
page 235 note 2 Debate of 21 April.
page 236 note 1 Debate of 22 April.
page 236 note 2 See below. Petition, Smart, p. 280.
page 236 note 3 C.J., ii, p. 9.Google Scholar
page 236 note 4 Canterbury.
page 236 note 5 The Lord Keeper spoke to both Lords and Commons at the Banqueting House, 21 April (see below, App. (21 April), p. 303).
page 237 note 1 No formal answer was given to the king (C.J., ii, p. 9).Google Scholar
page 237 note 2 Stephen Marshall, leading preacher for the Long Parliament; Ralph Brownrig, bishop of Exeter, 1641; Sir Thomas Barrington (Essex).
page 237 note 3 We have been unable to identify Shepeheard.
page 237 note 4 Perhaps a reference to his speech at the conference 28 April (below, Harl. MS. 4931, fos 48–48v, p. 239).
page 237 note 5 No conference was held.
page 237 note 6 C.J. gives no evidence of this. For the figures to be accurate virtually all M.P.s would have to have been present.
page 238 note 1 MS.: priviledge.
page 238 note 2 Debate of 20 April.
page 238 note 3 The Lord Keeper spoke for the House of Lords, not for the king (see below, App., L.K. (25 April), p. 310).
page 238 note 4 There is no record of a Mr. Estwicke in the Parliament. The business may be that in orders for committees, 29 April (C.J., ii, p. 15).Google Scholar
page 239 note 1 Perhaps the debate of Jones and Pym, 23 April.
page 239 note 2 28 April.
page 239 note 3 See debates of 24 and 29 April.
page 239 note 4 C.J., ii, p. 15Google Scholar, and below, App., Pym (28 April), p. 312. Rossingham says the motion of thanks came from ‘both the Secretaries’ (B.L., Add. MS. 11045, fo 114r).
page 240 note 1 See below, App., Pym (28 April), p. 312.
page 240 note 2 Jas. Hay, 2nd earl of Carlisle. The bishop of Carlisle was not present.
page 240 note 3 Perhaps on 23 April.
page 241 note 1 Perhaps on 27 April.
page 241 note 2 See below, App., L.K. (1 May), p. 314.
page 242 note 1 See below, B.L. Harl. MS., 4931, fo 49 (Commons), p. 242.
page 242 note 2 Perhaps the debate of 30 April.
page 243 note 1 The message went to the House of Commons.
page 243 note 2 Lords' House. Rossingham and Montereul mention a protestation against shipmoney which was to have been presented to the Commons (CSP 1640, P, 153Google Scholar; P.R.O. 31/3/72, fo 140r); see also Clarendon, , History, II. 76.Google Scholar
page 243 note 3 See below, App. (5 May), p. 316.
page 244 note 1 There is no record of debate 5 May (C.J., ii, p. 19).Google Scholar
page 244 note 2 See below, App. (13 April), p. 293.
page 244 note 3 See below, App. (15 April), p. 299.
page 245 note 1 See below, App., Grimston, p. 296.
page 245 note 2 See below, App., Rudyerd, p. 296.
page 245 note 3 See below, App., Seymour, p. 297.
page 245 note 4 See below, App., Pym, p. 299.
page 246 note 1 See below, App., L.K., p. 303.
page 246 note 2 See below, Petition, Smart, p. 280.
page 246 note 3 The Privy Council (below, S.P. 16/450/113, p. 290).
page 247 note 1 Cf. S.P. 16/451/10, and below.
page 247 note 2 Wrongly dated 27 April in S.P. 16/450/94 and S.P. 16/451/10; CSP 1640, pp. 39–40Google Scholar, is correct.
page 247 note 3 See below, App., L.K. (25 April), p. 310.
page 247 note 4 See below, App., Grievances, , p. 308.Google Scholar
page 247 note 5 See above, 25 April, p. 247, n. 2.