. The Inner Temple: its early history, as illustrated by its records, 1505-1603. A CALENDAR OF THE INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT; Henry VII. Parliament of the Inner Temple held on the morrow of All Souls,2 1 Henry VH., 1505, in the presence of William Rudale,John Salter, William Eyre, Thomas Pigott, and others. OVERNORS :—Littelton, elected for Kidwelly,Sutton, and :—Legh, :—Babyngton, T. Attendants on the reader :—Eyre and for the treasurers account:—Hallis,Tichbourne, Malet, and :— for Christmas :—Foxele
. The Inner Temple: its early history, as illustrated by its records, 1505-1603. A CALENDAR OF THE INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. ACTS OF PARLIAMENT; Henry VII. Parliament of the Inner Temple held on the morrow of All Souls,2 1 Henry VH., 1505, in the presence of William Rudale,John Salter, William Eyre, Thomas Pigott, and others. OVERNORS :—Littelton, elected for Kidwelly,Sutton, and :—Legh, :—Babyngton, T. Attendants on the reader :—Eyre and for the treasurers account:—Hallis,Tichbourne, Malet, and :— for Christmas :—Foxeley. ^ Nearly all the entries in the early Acts of Parliament of the Inner Temple arein Latin. When the entries in the original are in English, they are, up to 1539,either so denoted at the end of the entry or else given in full with the old 1538 the entries are nearly all in English, so that no further indication of thelanguage is then 2 A CALENDAR OF THE [1505 Marshal :—Pawlet. Butler:—Tate. Clerk of the kitchen :—Farman. Masters of the revels : . Blewet, who was elected steward in Midsummer Term last past,again elected. He answered that he made a fine in the time of Hall,treasurer. Therefore it is ordered that view and search be made inthe time of Hall, and if the fine be not so recorded, that he then beamerced loli. Fine afterwards pardoned. Greseley in the said term was elected marshal according to thenew ordinance, and he answered that he was unable to exercisethe said office. Therefore he was amerced 10//., of which he wasafterwards acquitted. Hunton in like manner elected butler, and answered that hewas unable to exercise the said office, therefore he was amerced was afterwards pardoned. Amercements of the Autumn vacation :—Bewffo, for the wholevacation, 20s. ; Tate, for the whole vacation, 20s.; Cotterell, for thewhole vacation, 20s. ; Elis, for the whole vacation, 20s., whereof hewas pardone
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