A calendar of the Inner Temple records . ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Queen Anne.1702, AY 10.—Pensions for the half year assessed double.William Farrer, junior, chosen reader.George Berry, late second butler, appointedchief butler. June 14.—Sir Simon Harcourt called to thebench. Order that Thomas Engeham be, at his own request, dischargedfrom the society and his bond delivered up. June 22.—George Wright, clerk of the Crown, called an associateto the bench. Thomas Heath, Humphrey Lloyd, Michael Burton, John Rudd,John Cooke, William Norcliffe, John Kennett, John Willett, WilliamSelby, Edward Beecher, Joh

A calendar of the Inner Temple records . ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Queen Anne.1702, AY 10.—Pensions for the half year assessed double.William Farrer, junior, chosen reader.George Berry, late second butler, appointedchief butler. June 14.—Sir Simon Harcourt called to thebench. Order that Thomas Engeham be, at his own request, dischargedfrom the society and his bond delivered up. June 22.—George Wright, clerk of the Crown, called an associateto the bench. Thomas Heath, Humphrey Lloyd, Michael Burton, John Rudd,John Cooke, William Norcliffe, John Kennett, John Willett, WilliamSelby, Edward Beecher, Joh Stock Photo

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A calendar of the Inner Temple records . ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Queen Anne.1702, AY 10.—Pensions for the half year assessed double.William Farrer, junior, chosen reader.George Berry, late second butler, appointedchief butler. June 14.—Sir Simon Harcourt called to thebench. Order that Thomas Engeham be, at his own request, dischargedfrom the society and his bond delivered up. June 22.—George Wright, clerk of the Crown, called an associateto the bench. Thomas Heath, Humphrey Lloyd, Michael Burton, John Rudd, John Cooke, William Norcliffe, John Kennett, John Willett, WilliamSelby, Edward Beecher, John Prowse, John Jermy, William Harris, Samborn Mounsell, John Baynes, William Bunbury, Whitlock Bul-strode, John Wilder, Charles Longuevile, and Peter Prideaux calledto the bar. Nov. 8.—Pensions assessed single. Order that William Farrer, junior, be continued reader.Special admissions of Richard Webb, eldest son of RichardWebb, a master of the bench, at the request of his father ; and ofCrooke Dodd, eldest son of Samuel Dodd, a ma

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