Note 64 — Chapter XIII · ON THE STATE OF THE CONSTITUTION UNDER CHARLES II.
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See the case of the Earl of Arundel in parliament in 1626. In one instance the house took notice that a writ of summons had been issued to the Earl of Mulgrave, he being under age, and addressed the king that he would be pleased to be sparing of writs of this nature for the future. 20th Oct. 1667. The king made an excuse that he did not know the earl was much under age, and would be careful for the future. 29th Oct.