The Parliament And Councils of England Chronologically Arranged Electronic Res

Charles Henry Parry

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Par- liament, and such Lawyers, JMembers, as have repaired to (Jxon, while the i*rmy is there, shall be disabled.
Reso/rcd, INIr. Lloberts. Curate of Allliallows, Barkeinge, INIr. Thomas Wall, Lord Allington and others, for speaking against the Parliament, shall be sent for as Delinquents.
Many Prisoners are removed to Windsor Castle.
Feb. 3. 'I'he Protits of Two Livings are sequestered.
The Lords pass an Ordinance to impress Seamen.
Ordered in the Commons, Ihe Printers of the Complaint, &c. , ...to be sent to Newgate.
Resolved, Five Gentlemen to be committed to different Prisons, and, of Two, the Estates, Personal and Real, to be sequestered.
A Committee is appointed to consider of Sequestering and Seizing the Estates of all who are, or shall be, in War against the Parliament.
Feb. 4. Resolved. ]\Ir. Fanshawe, 'M\: Thomas Coke, IVIr. Selden, Lord Monson, INIr. Serjeant Euers and JMr. Potter to be sent for as Delinquents, for not appearing on Summons.
A Division of 41. Against 20 takes place in the Commons.

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