The History And Antiquities of the County of Carlow
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1st Oct. iLi-lO. — jNIeniorandum. This day the knights, citizens and burgesses of this) present parliament again met and asdeinbled together in the said Commons House ; and, after prayers ended, JSir Maurice Eustace, knight, speaker, ascended the chair.
12th Nov. 10-10. — It is ordered, upon question, that the com- mittee or agents appointed by this house to go to England, to represent the grievances of this kingdom to his most sacred majesty, shall go at the charge of the country.
20th Jan. 10...11. — Itis ordered, upon question, that five thousand and eighty-six pounds is now agreed upon to be levied in the several provinces of this kingdom, for the supply of the committee or [agents in I'Ingland, and that the said fivi-" tliousand and eighty- six pounds shall be levied in tlie manner following, viz. out of the county of Catherlogh, sixty-five pounds ten shillings, &c. &c, 4th March, 1()41 . — Whereas it was ordered by the Commons in this present parliament assembled, that the sum of five thousand and eighty-six pounds should be forthwith collected for the charges of the committee appointed by this house to attend his majesty for redress of their grievances, and that the said sum should be equally levied off the lands and rents of the lords spiritual and temporal and the commons of this kingdom, by consent of the lords' house of pailiament ; and also that the charges of messengers to be sent with despatches into England should be hkewise equally borno by the said lords and commons of this kingdom : now upon report made of the conference with the lords, it is agreed, and accordingly this day ordered by this house, that the sum of two thousand four hundred pounds taxed for the committee of the lords' house, shall be also equally boiue in like manner by the lords spiritual and temporal and the commons of this kingdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1st Oct. iLi-lO. — jNIeniorandum. This day the knights, citizens and burgesses of this) present parliament again met and asdeinbled together in the said Commons House ; and, after prayers ended, JSir Maurice Eustace, knight, speaker, ascended the chair.
12th Nov. 10-10. — It is ordered, upon question, that the com- mittee or agents appointed by this house to go to England, to represent the grievances of this kingdom to his most sacred majesty, shall go at the charge of the country.
20th Jan. 10...11. — Itis ordered, upon question, that five thousand and eighty-six pounds is now agreed upon to be levied in the several provinces of this kingdom, for the supply of the committee or [agents in I'Ingland, and that the said fivi-" tliousand and eighty- six pounds shall be levied in tlie manner following, viz. out of the county of Catherlogh, sixty-five pounds ten shillings, &c. &c, 4th March, 1()41 . — Whereas it was ordered by the Commons in this present parliament assembled, that the sum of five thousand and eighty-six pounds should be forthwith collected for the charges of the committee appointed by this house to attend his majesty for redress of their grievances, and that the said sum should be equally levied off the lands and rents of the lords spiritual and temporal and the commons of this kingdom, by consent of the lords' house of pailiament ; and also that the charges of messengers to be sent with despatches into England should be hkewise equally borno by the said lords and commons of this kingdom : now upon report made of the conference with the lords, it is agreed, and accordingly this day ordered by this house, that the sum of two thousand four hundred pounds taxed for the committee of the lords' house, shall be also equally boiue in like manner by the lords spiritual and temporal and the commons of this kingdom.
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