[1] The effect of the cardinals [...]mblie in the [...] of parlement.1 First, he yéelded most heartie thanks to the king and queene, and next vnto the whole parlement; that of a man exiled & banished from this common|weale, they had restored him againe to be a member of the same, and to the honour of his house and fami|lie, and of a man hauing no place, neither here nor elsewhere within the realme, to haue admitted him into a place where to speake, and to be heard.