1672-3. Feb. 11.

Mar. 7.

1680-1. Jan. 5.

against the Earl of Danby

against the Earl of Danby-The Earl's Defence

against Edward Seymour, esq.

-- against Lord Chief Justice Scroggs

II. ADDRESSES.

1662-3. Feb. 25. ADDRESS OF THE COMMONS TO THE KING relative to the Indul-

gence to Dissenters-The King's Answer

of the Commons to the King, against the Declaration of

Indulgence-The King's Answer-The Commons' Second

Address

of both Houses, against the Growth of Popery-The King's

Answer

I. ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.

Dec. 4. ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT against Wm. Drake for publishing a
Pamphlet, entitled, "The Long Parliament revived"

exhibited by the Earl of Bristol against the Earl of

Clarendon

against the Lord Viscount Mordaunt-Lord Mordaunt's
Answer

against the Earl of Clarendon-The Earl's Apology
against Commissioner Pett

1660.

1663.

July 10.

1666-7. Jan. 3.

against the Earl of Orrery

against the Earl of Arlington

1678.

Dec. 21.

against Sir William Penn

260

1673.

Mar, 25.

of the Commons, on Grievances in Ireland

-

579

- of the Commons, concerning Alliances-Further Address
-The King's Answer-Third Address

- of the Commons, declining a further Supply, till his Ma-
jesty's Alliances are made known-The King's Answer 879
-- of the Commons against the Duke of Lauderdale
-- of both Houses for a Solemn Fast

970

845

859

26.

- 1021

ADDRESSES, continued.

1678. Nov. 12. ADDRESS OF THE COMMONS for tendering the Oaths of Allegiance and
Supremacy to the King's Servants-The King's Answer
of the Commons, against the Discharge of Mr. Secretary
Williamson

18.

Page

1037

1038 1050

1130

1203

Nov. 22.

of the Commons for the Removal of the Earl of Halifax-
The King's Answer

June 13. THE KING'S MESSAGE relative to the Act of Indemnity

15

17

20

21

53

209

THE KING'S SPEECH to the Lords relative to the Act of Indemnity
on passing the Act of Indemnity

88

.114

on dissolving the Convention Parliament

122

169

at the Adjournment

LIST of the Convention Parliament

1

of the House of Lords

192

- of the House of Commons, in King Charles II.'s Second
Parliament

194

of the House of Commons, in Charles II.'s Third Parliament 1079 of the House of Commons in Charles II.'s Fourth Parliament 1154 of the House of Commons in Charles II.'s Fifth and last Parliament

1298

1343

-- of the House of Commons in the First and only Parliament
held in the Reign of James II.

VIII. PETITIONS.

Sept. 5. PETITION to the King from both Houses, in favour of Vane and

1660.

1661-2. 1663.

1670-1. Mar. 10.

PROTEST On a Bill to vacate certain Fines

against the Bill to vacate Sir E. Powel's Fines
against the Bill for Encouragement of Trade

against rejecting the Address for dissolving the Par-
liament

relative to Fitzharris's Impeachment

relative to the Proceedings against the Popish Lords

XI. PERSONS FILLING THE HIGH OFFICES OF STATE FROM 1660

William Sancroft, Dean of St. Pauls. Deprived for not taking the Oaths to King
William and Queen Mary.

1660.

1667.

1672.

1673.

1675.

1682. 1685.

1660.

1661.

Lord High Chancellors.

Sir Edward Hyde, knt. and bart. Keeper (Created Lord Hyde) Jan. 18, 1658; insti-
tuted Lord High Chancellor, Jan. 29; and created Earl of Clarendon.

Sir Orlando Bridgman, knt. and bart. Lord Keeper, August 30.
Anthony Ashley, Earl of Shaftsbury, November 5.

Sir Heneage Finch, knt. (Created Baron of Daventry, Jan. 10, 1674) Lord Keeper.
Sir Heneage Finch, made Lord High Chancellor, and created Earl of Nottingham.
Sir Francis North, knt. Lord Keeper (Created Lord Guilford in 1683.)
Sir George Jeffereys, knt. Lord Jeffereys.

April25.

May 16.

1680-1. Mar. 21. S

Speakers of the House of Commons.-King Charles II.

Sir Harbottle Grimstone, bart. Member for Colchester.

Sir Edward Turner, bart. Hereford town. On his being appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer, May 23, 1671, the House chose, at their next meeting,

Sir Job Charlton, bart. Ludlow, Salop; but he desiring leave to resign on account of his health,

Edward Seymour, Esq. Hindon, Wilts, was elected in his place.

Sir Edward Seymour, Bart. Hindon, Wilts. The King refused his consent, and the Commons, after several days debate and a Prorogation, chose,

Mr. Serjeant Gregory. Weobly, Herefordshire.

William Williams, Esq. Serjeant at Law. Chester City.

King James II.

Sir John Trevor, knt. Member for Denbigh Town.

Masters of the Rolls.

Sir Harbottle Grimstone, baronet.
Sir John Churchill, knight.

Sir John Trevor, knight.