Les vieux temps se sont rendus dans le quartier et la paroisse de Lymington, Hants . OMITATU SOUTHTON. Ex DONG PAULI BURRARD, armigeri, burgeusis eiusdem burgi. 25 Mars 1711. Sur la première page est le Mémorandum suivant engrosé inénormes lettres et l'encre la plus noire, par un penman intelligent; Le genre de réflexion ne donnera aucune idée de l'aspect important de cette page et des quatre pages suivantes, qui contiennent un compte rendu complet de la procédure de la Chambre des communes en ce qui concerne l'éledtionsin contesté 1689, 1695 et 1710. Anno Decimo Anne Regine (A.D. 1711). AtiLi)miiT2;t0it, ss. Z^bt Imager aittr iSurgc^^es, ce jour

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Old times re-visited in the borough and parish of Lymington, Hants . OMITATU SOUTHTON. EX DONG PAULI BURRARD, armigeri, burgeusis eiusdem burgi. 25 March, 1711. On the first page is the following Memorandum engrossed inhuge letters and the blackest ink, by a clever penman; thoughour type will convey no idea of the important look of this and thefollowing four pages, which contain a full account of the proceedingsin the House of Commons with regard to the contested eledtionsin 1689, 1695, and 1710. Anno Decimo Anne Regine (a.d. 1711). atiLi)miiT2;t0it, ss. Z^bt imager aittr iSurgc^^es, this day assembled in their STfflUtT ?§?an> talcinginto their Consideracon That a due care andMethod in the regular keeping and preserving theAncient Books, Records, and Writings of the 330r0USft is of theutmost consequence for maintaining and defending the Rights andPriviledges thereof, which doe entirely depend thereupon: ^ItU thatPaul Burrard, Esq., one of the Burgesses of this Borough (towards theadvancement of soe necessary a service) had caused this 330Oft^ and a. O Q a: IMPORTANT ENTRY. 105 ^tVOllQ mftt^t to be prepared and made for the purposes aforesaid, and had presented the saine for the use and benefitt of this said Borough: CfttD, tfte dfftTT iHapcrr antt asurgc^drd, have this day ^QVteXif and doe hereby McclHVt SVClS #Vtff 1% That the saidBooke and Chest be henceforth made use of as and, for the Book andChest of this Borough, ^tttf that all the Orders, Acts, and Decrees, hereafter to be made by the Mayor and Burgesses for the time being, shall be fairly written and entered in the said Booke, and signed by thesaid Mayor and Burgesses soe making such Orders, Acts, and Decrees:^tttJ that the said Chest shall be placed and kepi in the Town Hall, *and all the Books, Records, Deeds, Writings, and Papers ivhatsoever, ofand belonging to the said Borough, togeather ivifh the Col*|)Orflr*0lT;^tEltf shall be carefully putt into the said Chest, and he therepreserved and kept for the f

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