London and the Kingdom - Volume 2 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

Id., ii, 903.

Journal 40, fo. 45b.

Journal 40, fo. 46. The account is printed verbatim in the Journal of the House of Lords, v, 548, 549.

Journal 40, fo. 46b.

Journal 40, fo. 47; Journal House of Commons, ii, 921.

Gardiner, "Hist. Great Civil War," i, 95, 96. The proceedings are not entered in the Common Hall Book.

Journal House of Commons, ii, 927.

Journal House of Commons, ii, 941.

See Garway's speech bound up with "Eight Speeches.... 27 Oct., 1642" (Guildhall Library); Cf. Cal. State Papers Dom. (1641-1643). pp. 438, 439.

He was the owner of Balmes House and an estate at Hoxton, not far from the Kingsland Road, and had already once suffered imprisonment for the royal cause. Particulars of his staunch adhesion to Charles, of his liberality and his family are given in Remembrancia (Index), p. 296, note.