Index of Gardiner's History of England

May, Sir Humphrey,

• becomes a Privy Councillor,
• supports Sandys in arguing against the committal of Montague,
• delays a motion for further supply,
• defends Buckingham's foreign policy,
• reports Weston's eagerness to serve Buckingham,
• asks the Commons to forget and forgive,
• interrupts Eliot's attack on the King's foreign policy,
• says that he has never heard that a member has privilege of goods against the King,
• protests against obedience to the King's commands being counted as a delinquency,
• declares the King's crown to be at stake,
• pleads for a compromise between the King and the Commons,
• attempts to release the Speaker,