Brother of Private; Private and Martin Jeremy Pym. 424, 435; CSP Dom. Even so, he had not lost sight of the need to maintain a dialogue with the king, and in one of his last speeches of the session, on 21 June, he urged the Commons to promise Charles that the longstanding impasse over Tunnage and Poundage would soon be resolved.90. Francis Leslie Pym (1818-1860) 2. 659a, 661a; Nicholas, ii. 218-19. 363; S.R. Geni requires JavaScript! for a conference with the Lords to resolve the thorny problem of Sir Robert Howard’s* excommunication was rejected, but undaunted he urged the House on 3 May to adopt a diplomatic approach towards High Commission over the same matter.58, Pym’s receivership probably explains why he headed the committee list for the bill concerned with the Gloucestershire estates of Richard Fust (1 June), as well as his inclusion on legislative committees concerned with sheriffs’ accounts, concealments, and oaths to make true accounts (11 and 14 Feb., 14 March). Three days later he unsuccessfully opposed the Lords’ request to examine a trunk belonging to the outspoken Catholic Edward Floyd, asserting that, as the Commons had not based their complaint against Floyd on its contents, the Lords should reach their judgment only on the evidence already presented to them. Brett, xix; Bedford Estate Office, Letter Bk. to the legislative committee concerned with the draining of Erith and Plumstead marshes in Kent, and, apparently acting as a chairman for the first time, reported the measure on 8 May.47, With war against Spain now very much on the Commons’ agenda, Pym rallied enthusiastically to the cause, which he equated firmly in his mind with religious duty. 524a; Nicholas, Procs. 24 Feb. 1663, ‘aged 35’, Katherine, da. 95.CJ, i. Nevertheless, after a sharper command, he delivered in a copious summary. After further delays the Commons finally ruled in Popham’s favour on 9 April.45, Although he had been thwarted over the Chippenham franchise, Pym enjoyed greater success on issues of parliamentary management. 1599; M. Temple 1602.3 m. 28 May 1604,4 Anne (d.1620), da. In general he was reluctant to see questions of privilege escalate into disputes. 96.CJ, i. However, they declined to cooperate, on the grounds that they lacked the necessary authority to reveal proceedings in the Commons, and no further action was taken against them.73 The king’s failure to secure supply during the 1626 Parliament resulted in fresh experiments in arbitrary taxation. 26.VCH Hants, iii. He lost his father at a very early age and his mother re-married to Sir Anthony Rous. 122, 214, 424; iii. 29 Apr 1862; Emily Pym 10 b. 3, 376, 391; iv. Half brother of Dorothy Upton and Philippa Nicoll. English politician. 5.Geneal. 8v, 10v; ‘Nicholas 1624’, f. 35; CJ, i. Ibid. His response to the 1626 Benevolence, for which he was rated in Westminster at £20, is not known. 103-10, 613; S.R. The defeat of the Spanish Armada was his first memory of public events, and the Gunpowder Plot occurred when he … This was a highly technical question, and on 20 Feb. Pym tried three times to resolve it, either by referring to the customers’ lease or by drawing on his knowledge of Exchequer practice. The language was all Rous’s, but as he rarely addressed the House it seems likely that he was acting in conjunction with Pym, who moved swiftly to take the initiative once his step-brother had grabbed Members’ attention.92 Appointed the same day to the committee to frame a petition to the king requesting a general fast, on 27 Jan. he unveiled his agenda. Perhaps for this reason he failed to anticipate that his boast on 30 May about Parliament’s success in reviving impeachment would be badly received in a House rendered nervous by the king’s sudden announcement of an imminent recess. The Convocation cannot because it is but a provincial synod, ... the High Commission cannot, for it hath its authority derived from parliaments. As Pym put it in his report to the Commons on 14 May, Manwaring ‘went about to infuse into his Majesty that which was most unfit for his royal breast - an absolute power not bounded by law ... [and] endeavoured to deprive all men of the propriety of their goods’. On 7 Feb. he secured the summoning of a witness who could testify against Bishop Neile of Winchester. 65. prepared to grant the huge sums now being requested by the Crown: ‘we have made one step from the greatest danger that ever threatened us. and Anne, da. Disney+ is the only place to stream your favorites from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic and more. P. Ferris / Paul Hunneyball, Source: http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/pym-john-1584-1643. and the drafting committee for the petition against monopolies (16 May).30. The best surviving account of this assembly, even if it suggests ‘a level of coherence and clarity of direction such as the actual exchanges on the floor of the House almost certainly failed to achieve’, the diary was sufficiently authoritative that Eliot drew heavily on it when writing his Negotium Posterorum.52 Pym made only six recorded speeches during the two sittings, but his overall contribution to the Parliament was by no means modest, as he also received 14 committee appointments. Is this your ancestor? It might be outdated or ideologically biased. 277, 325, 387, 396-7, 494, 497 (in one ms, the 20 May speech on sovereign power is attributed to John or Hugh Pyne: iii. iii. Mag. John Pym was born sometime in 1584 to a minor noble family in the town of Brymore in Somerset, England. Although once more named to the committee for privileges, and also, for the first time, to the committee to draft the subsidy bill’s preamble (21 and 30 June), his remaining business during the first sitting was almost exclusively focused on religion. 602a; CD 1621, ii. Parents. Cherished father of Samantha Pym, Laura Pym and Christina Pym. 20 May 1584,1 o.s. fa. Appointed to attend this conference, he also proposed an obsequious vote of thanks to Prince Charles (2-3 March).48 Although irritated that the Lords presumed on 5 Mar. 404, 624; iv. 924a-b, 926b, 929a; Thompson, 258-9; CD 1629, pp. In short, any encouragement of papists tended to undermine the country’s stability, and tougher measures were therefore essential. Susannah Pym (Grandmother Of Four Offspring Accused In Salem Witch Trials 1692) 1564 - 1631. Pym protested that the committee had stuck to the guidelines originally devised in 1625, but to no avail. 412. from 1618-c.1623, Braydon forest 1627,10 Forced Loan, Hants 1626-7,11 sewers, I.o.W. This was sound advice, but Eliot and Selden now had the upper hand. However, his desire to have the issue of pretermitted customs addressed by the Tunnage and Poundage bill rather than reported as a grievance was ignored (24 May), as was his plea for John More II* to be allowed to defend himself before his patent for salt manufacture was condemned on 5 May.60, Almost from the opening of the session, Pym was active on religious issues. Pym was the first Member to raise the issue of Arminianism in Parliament, and his concerns, which he may have picked up from his step-brother Francis Rous*, were not yet widely shared at Westminster.51, The 1625 Parliament was the last occasion on which Pym is known to have kept a diary. He certainly attended the committee set up on 21 Apr. 97.HMC 10th Rep. vi. 591a, 592b, 594b; Nicholas, i. You may also light a candle in honor of John Pym. However, Pym was far more alarmed to discover that the party sent to Cambridge to solicit support for the duke included John Cosin and Robert Mason II*, men ‘who have been agents to utter Montagu’s book ... so that it may be suspected a conspiracy to bring in Arminianism’. 39, 128, 133, 202. 1611-18, pp. 40.CD 1621, iv. 1631, Mdx. When he was a boy, Pym's views on religion were molded by his stepfather, Sir Anthony Rous, who was a devout Puritan. b. of the Rebellion ed. 43.HMC 6th Rep. 549; SP16/521/177; D. Hirst, Representative of the People?, 198-9. He was named on 7 Mar. Alexander Pym 1547 - 1585. Leader of the political opposition to King Charles in the Long Parliament and architect of Parliament's victory in the English Civil War. 1660. 30.CJ, i. 704a, 705a, 714a, 715b, 788b; ‘Spring 1624’, p. 247. He had 8 siblings: John Pimm Pym, Elizabeth "Betsy" Chapman (born Pimm Pym) and 6 other siblings. He continued to pursue the theme of national security on 27 Nov., arguing that while military action against the Habsburgs was desirable, it was equally important to protect England through tougher measures against recusants.38 On the following day Pym went a stage further, suggesting that while no one could doubt the king’s soundness in religion, his merciful attitude towards English Catholics was being abused: ‘for having gotten favour they will expect a toleration, after toleration they will look for equality, after equality for superiority, and having superiority they will seek the subversion of that religion which is contrary to theirs’. 35.CD 1621, iv. After the House was informed that one Walter Brooke had converted children to Catholicism, he persuaded the Commons on 24 May to authorize a petition to the king, and was appointed to help draft it. Nevertheless, he did not pull his punches, even suggesting that the biblical injunction, ‘render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s’, might not apply fully to England, since the phrase had been coined when Judaea was occupied by a foreign power. We have not his word only, but his oath also at his coronation; and I am persuaded if the king knew the law, that he ought not to commit without [stating a] cause, he would not. On 12 Mar. Biography. Ibid. While there is some doubt over whether such a gathering actually took place, there is no question that he was now one of the most prominent figures in the Commons. Shortly thereafter he was nominated to attend a conference to address these matters. In 1625 John Pym was elected to the House of Commons where he represented Tavistock and came under the influence of John Eliot and was a strong opponent of the monarchy. 1626, iii. Historical Person Search Search Search Results Results John Pym (1725 - 1799) Try FREE for 14 days Try FREE for 14 days How do we create a person’s profile? Pym was tutored at Oxford by the Calvinist Degory Wheare, who, like Rous, significantly influenced his development. Hants (Harl. 408, 410. Visitors of the poet. 205, 243, 578; M. Prestwich, Cranfield, 335. Pym had a hand in the petition with which the Commons responded to James’s rebuke, but he was concerned that this dispute should not entirely disrupt normal business. The committee for religion recommended that Manwaring be proceeded against by a bill of attainder, but Pym recognized that this would cause complications, as attainders were normally initiated by the Lords, who might insist on conducting their own inquiry. Spouse(s) Anne Hooke 1586 - 1620. his report listing potentially dangerous recusants resulted in the establishment of a select committee (to which he was named) to consider how those identified should be reported to the government. Alternatively, Pym may have been recommended by Degory Wheare, who had formerly served Lady Russell’s cousin, the 5th Lord Chandos. Tite, Impeachment and Parl. he demanded urgent action against adultery, ‘to stay the overflowing of this sin for which we find the judgment of God upon the land’.79 As ever, recusants were high on his list of targets. 58.Procs. about the Lords’ attempt to modify the Commons’ propositions on liberties: ‘The words of "reason of state" are too sublime: we know no such thing. John Lathrop (1584-1653) may not have lasted much beyond his life, famous descendants continue to influence the world through this day. Jo[hn] Pym. Lovingly remembered by his siblings William "Bill" (Susan) Pym, Jane (Lorne Power) Pym, Kim Pym, Richard (Marion) Pym and Cathy (Doug Kennedy) Alcombrack. Indeed, on 22 Apr. Pym (Cobb) 1914 - 2002: Maj.Sir Charles Evelyn . 1631-3, p. 490; C231/5, f. 44. iii. 1. One of the Members selected to help question the councillors of war (28 Feb., 9 Mar. R.W. 1 Feb 1865; Family 2: Anne Loxton b. Unlike most men of his class, he never became part of a county network, which helps to account for his independent behaviour in the Commons. iii. Pym made ten fewer speeches in 1624 than he had in 1621, but his nominations to the committee of privileges and 43 other committees demonstrated that his standing in the House had now risen. Is this your ancestor? Judicature, 134. career’, 163; CD 1628, iii. Instead, he stood for election at Chippenham, though his close association with disafforestation in this district rendered him obnoxious to many of the poorer local inhabitants. Our assurance in the king’s word were sufficient if we knew what the king’s sense and meaning is. He was born on 20th May 1584, son of Alexander Pym and his wife Philippa (Colles) and came from an old Somerset family. Suss. 361; Russell, ‘Parl. Triton: The Descendants War Book 1 - Kindle edition by Walker, John. John Pym Obituary. John Pym (1827 - 1880) John. to prevent Members’ names from being recorded in the Journal whenever they made a motion, arguing that ‘he would innovate nothing without good reason’, although evidence taken from the Journal may have contributed to his arrest two years earlier.46 Pym’s anger at how the 1621 Parliament had ended was evident on 25 Feb., when he had an order for the resurrection of unfinished business modified so that it referred to the ‘last Parliament’, not the ‘last convention’, in defiance of James’s Proclamation. Cranfield’s intervention most likely saved Pym from being dismissed from his receivership, though his arrest put paid to any prospect of significant promotion. Pym was active in the demands for the impeachment of the Duke of Buckingham in 1625 and 1626, an… 60. John Pym (1584 – 8 December 1643) was an English parliamentarian, leader of the Long Parliament and a prominent critic of James I and then Charles I.. ii. of John Hooke of Bramshot, Hants, 4s. 297-8; Russell, ‘Parl. Three days later he called for a tightening of the official definition of recusancy, while on 1 June he recommended that a ‘spiritual committee’ should meet to continue with business during the recess.36, Pym scored an early success in the Parliament’s second sitting, persuading the Commons on 24 Nov. to seize the papers of the patentees Lepton and Goldsmith, whose conspiracy against Sir Edward Coke had just been revealed. 28 Jun 1834, Carlton le Moorland, Lincs 3-Edward ASLIN c. 14 Oct 1832, Carlton le Moorland, Lincs, bur. Ibid. On 5 Dec., after the king complained about the Commons’ discussion of foreign policy, he urged Members ‘to cast balm, to heal the wound; and not to make it wider’. 1642 yılında İngiliz İç Savaşını başlatan olayda başroldedir. career’, 156. As ever his priority was to seek a remedy for religious grievances, but he faced two early obstacles. 83. He subsequently informed Sir Thomas Jervoise* that the money had been surreptitiously paid on his behalf by one of his brothers-in-law, who was concerned for his safety if he continued to refuse.74, It has been claimed that Pym was one of the leading Members who attended a meeting before the opening of the 1628 Parliament to discuss the Commons’ priorities. of Flambards, Mdx., 1s Charles dsp, 1da. The next day he backed Eliot’s call for Turner’s allegations to be thoroughly checked before the Commons considered censuring him, and he served on the so-called committee for the ‘causes of causes’ established on 20 Mar. 1 Citations [ S1221 ] Michael (deceased) Ashworth, "re: Palmer Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 18 December 2004 - … He was also named to the select committee to investigate Exchequer abuses (26 Feb.), the conference on the monopolies bill (7 Apr. of Humphrey Colles of Barton, Pitminster, Som.2 educ. He supported the revival of the previous Parliament’s bill against recusants, which had failed to become law (25 Feb.), while on 1 Apr. An ally of Parliamentary leader John Pym, and cousin to Oliver Cromwell, he was one of the Five Members whose attempted arrest in January 1642 sparked the First English Civil War. He was appointed the same day to alert Archbishop Abbot to this publication, though nothing immediately came of this approach. 586a; CD 1621, iii. Despite Pym’s growing association with religious affairs, his background in financial administration was not forgotten, and following the conference on 8 Aug. when Buckingham defended the government’s foreign policy, he was entrusted with reporting the speech by lord treasurer Marlborough (James Ley*) on the state of the royal finances.57, Pym was also very much in evidence in the 1626 Parliament, making 65 recorded speeches, and receiving nearly 50 committee appointments. 1643, William Strode M.P. ...We all rest in the king’s royal word, but let us agree in a rule to give us satisfaction.87 In view of Charles’s stubborn resistance to an explanatory bill of liberties, Pym welcomed the counter-proposal for a Petition of Right, which he recognized might circumvent the king’s objections. Samuel Pym 12 b. Explore genealogy for John Pym born 1827 Broom, Somerset, England died 1880 including research + descendants + more in the free family tree community. John PYM (Family tree owner) 67,013 individuals Last updated on December 09, 2019 He insisted on 20 May that the Petition must continue to state that abuses had been committed by the king’s authority, and dismissed the Lords’ additional clause about sovereign power as introducing a novel concept quite distinct from English law.88 Pym was appointed to the conferences at which the Lords finally abandoned their compromise proposals for the Petition and accepted the Commons’ version (23-4 and 26 May). On 15 May he was nominated to the conference about Bishop Harsnett of Norwich, whose opinions resembled Montagu’s, but after the Lords declined to act his progress was limited to collecting charges, which he delivered for safe-keeping to the clerk of the Commons on 29 May. He was one of the Five Members whose attempted arrest by King Charles I in the House of Commons of England in 1642 sparked the Civil War. From en:John Pym: John Pym (1584 – December 8, 1643) was an English parliamentarian, leader of the Long Parliament and a prominent critic of James I and then Charles I. Pym does not feature in the accounts of the tumultuous events of 2 Mar., and it is unclear whether he attended the House that day.96, By 1630 Pym had entered the circle of the 2nd earl of Warwick (Sir Robert Rich*) and Lord Brooke (Robert Greville*), and like them became a leading figure in the Providence Island Company during the following decade. If you have additional information or corrections regarding this mathematician, please use the update form.To submit students of this mathematician, please use the new data form, noting this mathematician's MGP ID of 30701 for the advisor ID. Appointed on 6 June to help draft the letter of complaint to Cambridge, which he then reported to the House, he nevertheless called the next day for the dispatch of this missive to be postponed while the Commons addressed the king’s objections to it.71 On 8 June Pym was appointed to the committee to frame a remonstrance against the collection of Tunnage and Poundage, which had still not been granted by Parliament. 388. Pym (Backhouse, Fox) 1844 - 1896: Rev. This prompted him three days later to urge the Commons to summon Montagu. The store has operated with many different banners, Red & White,Knechtels, EMA, and Foodland. 44. William Melville Pym (1822-1833) 2. Instead, Members turned their attention to attacking the perceived enemies of the Church, and here of course Pym was in his element. On 2 Mar. DNA Connections It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary Colqhoun by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. 530a-b, 540a, 541b, 543b, 590a, 622a; CD 1621, iv. Although Pym’s call for a complaint to the Lords was rejected in favour of a petition to the king, his chairmanship did provide him with a platform for agitating against what he perceived to be a new threat to the Church of England. 550a, 631b-2a; CD 1621, iii. Ibid. to the committee to consider a bill to preserve the king’s revenues and, once conclusions had been reached, to the committee to consider how to present Charles with the Commons’ reform proposals (4 May). Phillipa Coles/colles 1547 - 1620. 30; Nicholas, i. Hants RO, 57/M/75A/PR1 (ex inf. 97, 169, 171, 194-5; iii. When that conflict finally came, Pym’s leadership and policies did much to lay the foundations for Parliament’s eventual victory, but he died of cancer in December 1643. 1690 Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England died 1765 Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England including parents + descendants + DNA connections + more in the free family tree community. Barbara 1913-1980. His ready grasp of complex administrative issues brought him three committee appointments concerned with the reform of Chancery (25 and 27 Apr. 10.CSP Dom. He summarized his views on 20 Apr. 115; Russell, ‘Parl. Elizabeth Mary Pym (1826-1877) 3. 13 Aug 1860, d. 27 Aug 1860; William Pym 8 b. However, on 19 Apr. Dorothy Pym 1617 - 1661. On 6 Mar. Despite the Lords’ evident distaste for the Commons’ inquiry, on 1 May Pym reiterated his belief that the St. Peter affair was indeed a grievance, on the same grounds as before.65 Nevertheless, Pym’s deepest concerns about Buckingham’s influence lay elsewhere. General Statistics. He lost his father at a very early age and his mother re-married to Sir Anthony Rous. 37. Two days later he secured the rejection of a bill to set up courts leet by observing that the measure was unnecessary, since it duplicated powers normally exercised by the Crown.33 In general he sought to maintain good relations between the Commons on the one hand and the Lords and the monarch on the other. I hereby fully recommend John Pym as a reliable and honest business partner. Sir Charles Pym 1620 - 1671. We complain of our unjust imprisonments upon loans. Pym had co-operated with the Privy Seal loan of late 1625, paying £10. 1849. 354, 356, 377, 380, 384; Russell, ‘Parl. He was also a member of this body, but progress was slow, and on 24 May he was nominated to a new committee to augment the existing list of recusants.62 Meanwhile, on 6 Mar., he secured the summons of Simon Dormer, a papist schoolmaster from Suffolk, and on 25 Mar. John Pym (1584-1643), Politician and one of the 'Five Members' whose arrest by Charles I sparked the Civil War. ii. 39.CD 1621, ii. 20 May 1584,1 o.s. to their stonewalling, as they were clearly following the king’s instructions.67, For six days after Dr. Turner’s sensational attack on Buckingham, Pym kept his own counsel, but finally, on 17 Mar., he added his voice to complaints that the accumulation of too many offices in one man was a cause of the nation’s problems. On 26 Jan., when Secretary Coke attempted to introduce the Tunnage and Poundage bill, Francis Rous interposed an impassioned plea for consideration of the dangers posed by popery and Arminianism. [All these] were removed by Royal Warrant 1661. 403, 416, 446, 518; iii. As usual he attacked both Catholics and Arminians, not least the manner in which each was now receiving the government’s encouragement. Please enable JavaScript in your browser's settings to use this part of Geni. 419; iii. Notable descendants include: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Ichabod Alden, Orson Welles, Dan Quayle, Raquel Welch, Frank Nelson Doubleday, Samuel Eliot Morison, Gamaliel Bradford, Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Herbert Henry Dow, Martha Graham, Adlai Stevenson III, Jan Garrigue Masaryk, Dick Van Dyke, Julia Child, William Cullen Bryant, John Trumbull, Ned Lamont, M… 1603-42, vi. On the orders of the Commons he was buried in Westminster Abbey. His innovative use of Parliamentary procedure to out manoeuvre his opponents was unusual for the period, and he was respected, rather than admired. Such was his reputation that the government suspected him of planting the missive himself, and later conducted its own inquiry into the affair.80, The Catholic threat preyed constantly on Pym’s mind, but he regarded some Anglicans as almost equally dangerous. His proposal on 21 Mar. At the Middle Temple he was bound with two more long-term companions, his step-brother Francis Rous*, and William Whitaker*, who was subsequently one of his legal advisers.24 Such friendships were important for Pym. he proposed a check on the orthodoxy of recently appointed deputy lieutenants, and the next day was appointed to attend the conference about the Commons’ petition against recusants. Pym later went on to study law at the Broadgates Hall (which is now known as Pembroke College) in Oxford. Co. from 1630, dep. 1626, ii. John Pym was the son of a lesser landowner of Somerset. 296; CSP Dom. WELLESLEY TOWNSHIP — Grocer John Pym was supposed to be on vacation with his family. Put new text under old text. 413. he argued that legislation against grievances should not hinder the progress of the subsidy bill, while on 28 and 30 May he called for consultation with the Upper House over arrangements for ending the sitting.34 As yet there was no clear evidence that Pym was pursuing a personal agenda, though his support for the re-enfranchisement of Ilchester (26 Mar.) However, his warning that the king almost certainly retained an interest in the customs farm was disregarded, and the Commons blundered on into total deadlock with Charles. 12, 21, 41, 333; iii. 190-1. He probably joined the search party himself, as his diary falls silent for the duration of this exercise, which rendered possible the subsequent inquiry into the whole affair.37 On the same day he persuaded the Speaker to lend him two letters which had just been delivered to the House; these he produced again with a flourish on 26 Nov., revealing that one of them warned of a new popish plot. Four or more generations of descendants of Francis Pym (1790-1860) if they are properly linked: 1. Well aware that this would constitute an unprecedented departure for the Commons, he sought to reassure its Members. Children. (Harl. career’, 151, 153. 14 July 1663. 1690 Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England died 1765 Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England including parents + descendants + DNA connections + more in the free family tree community. that 60 ships would be required, their tackle costing £120,000. Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford, KG (13 April 1593 (O.S.) career’, 158. Welcome! Family: Pym. On 4 Feb. he delivered an account of all the proceedings against Richard Montagu since 1624. Macray, iii. 26 Dec 1858, d. 18 Nov 1897; Henry Pym 8 b. Brother of Susannah Hooker; Alexander Pym, Jr. and Catherine Pym In 1625, he was elected for Tavistock in Devon, which he represented in the first three Parliaments of the reign of Charles I. John Pym (1584-1643), Politician and one of the 'Five Members' whose arrest by Charles I sparked the Civil War. to the committee to examine the presentments of recusants. When he was a boy, Pym's views on religion were molded by his stepfather, Sir Anthony Rous, who was a devout Puritan. John, Llewellyn Pym was born on month day 1935, at birth place, to Ernest, John Pym and Bertha, Ann Pym. Presumably not by coincidence, Pym’s parliamentary diary ends abruptly following his own summary of this speech.41 In April 1622, though still formally under confinement, he was allowed to leave London for one of his country residences, and around the following August he was fully discharged at the request of Cranfield, who considered that the Wiltshire disafforestation programme was faltering in his absence. for a subcommittee to maintain progress on religious business. Indeed, like many others in the House, he saw the anticipated conflict as the main issue to be addressed by the Parliament, and when (Sir) John Eliot threatened to derail proceedings on 27 Feb. with an inflamatory speech defending parliamentary privilege, he noted anxiously that ‘divers were afraid this motion would have put the House into some such heat as to disturb the greater business’. 66.Procs 1626, ii. iv. career’, 155; ‘Pym 1624’, i. ff. John Pym Member of the English Parliament. At this stage Pym showed no interest in impeachment as a weapon to be used against government ministers, and he took no part in the proceedings against Lord Chancellor St. Alban (Sir Francis Bacon*).
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