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Proceedings on Archbishop Laud and Parliament in March 1644
Fragmentary 1644 diary notes describe Parliament's focus on Archbishop Laud's trial and alleged attempts to subvert laws, control councils and brewhouses, and pressure on peers. Reports mention intercepted letters from Irish Catholic rebels and Scottish and Newark connections, with witnesses testifying to Laud's evasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casterbury
Peeres
A&t
Councel Board
Westminster
White Hall
Saint James
Arnold
Pawles