Index of Gardiner's History of England

Seymour, Sir Francis,

• wishes Floyd's beads to be hung round his neck.
• speaks against a war in the Palatinate,
• asks for the execution of the laws against priests and Jesuits,
• proposes a grant of one subsidy and one fifteenth,
• refuses to join in an attack on Williams,
• attacks Buckingham's foreign policy,
• hints at peculation at Court,
• names Buckingham as the cause of the neglect of his officers at sea,
• dissuades the House from granting supply,
• is dismissed from the justiceship of the peace,
• asks what need there was to give supply if the King might take what he would,
• wishes to modify the Bill of Liberties,
• supports Wentworth's Habeas Corpus Bill,
• reminds Sir J. Coke that he had admitted that the laws had been violated,
• supports Wentworth against Eliot,
• supports a proposal of the Lords for a joint committee on the Petition of Right,
• supports Pym's proposal that the question of the legality of tonnage and poundage shall take precedence of that of privilege,
• speaks against ecclesiastical grievances,
• speaks on grievances,