Primo die Novembris, 1648.
At the Committee of the House of Commons appointed for the consideration of the Petition of the Lord Major, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in Common-councell assembled; presented to the House of Commons, for addition of maintenance within the Province of London.
IT is the oppinion of this Committee that the Aldermen and others of the Common-councell, appointed to conferre with this Committee, be desired to informe themselves, what Lands, Houses, or Impropriations are within the Province of London, belonging to Deanes and Chapters, and are to acquaint this Committee therewith, this day seavennight, to which day this Committee doth adjourn the further consideration of this businesse.
It is further declared by this Committee, That the severall Receivers, Treasurers, Sequestrators, and all others whom it may concern, are desired to contribute their best assistance; to the end this Committee may bee fully informed, what Lands, Houses, and Impropriations lie within the severall Precincts of London, Middlesex, and Surrey, within the Province of London.
Secundo die Novembris, 1648.
At a meeting of the Committee appointed by the Common-councell of London, to conferre with the Honorable Committee of Parliament, for the obtaining of an addition for the maintenance of the Ministers within the Province of London.
IT is Ordered by this Committee, That the late Order of the First of this instant November, made by the said Honorable Committee of Parliament, shall be printed, and sent to the Ministers, Common-councell-men, and Church-wardens of the severall Parishes within the City of London, and Liberties thereof: And they are thereupon desired by this Committee, in pursuance of the said Order made by the Committee of Parliament, to make return to this Committee at the Guild-hall, on Monday next, by two of the clock in the afternoon; of the particulars of all Lands, Houses, and Impropriations belonging to Deans and Chapters, lying within their several Parishes; whereby to enable this Commitee to give satisfaction to the Committee of Parliament, as by their said Order is desired.
London, Printed by Rich. Cotes, 1648.