Index of Gardiner's History of England

Digges, Sir Dudley,

• takes part in a debate on impositions,
• asks for inquiry into the issue of bills of conformity,
• speaks in the debate on Floyd's case,
• draws attention to the imprisonment of Sandys,
• wishes for a war of diversion,
• supports a petition on religion,
• supports a motion for adjournment,
• expresses satisfaction with the King's answer to the Commons' petition for liberty of discussion,
• is sent to Ireland,
• opens Buckingham's impeachment,
• is sent to the Tower,
• the Lords report of the words spoken by, called in question,
• is liberated,
• is dismissed from the justiceship of the peace,
• finds fault with the commanders of the soldiers,
• wishes to modify the Bill of Liberties,
• approves of the Petition of Right,
• advises the House to go home if it has not freedom of speech,
• approves of Pym's proposal to discuss the legality of tonnage and poundage before raising a question of privilege,
• does not support Eliot in his resolution to appeal to the country,