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 of this House," but this proves nothing more than that they were given the order, and Husband certainly gave the printing to others. In 1646 he published a Collection of Orders, Ordinances and Declarations of Parliament &hellip; from Mar 9$th$ 1642 &hellip; until December 1646. Again in 1650 the Council of State ordered him to collect all the ordinances down to the Act for the trial of the King, examine them, and "have them printed," as well as all the Acts from the trial of the late King to that date. [Calendar of State Papers, Domestic, 1650, p. 157.] On May 5th, 1660, he was again selected, this time with, as printer to the Council of State, but he disappears at the Restoration.  HUTCHINSON (WILLIAM), bookseller in Durham, 1655. Only known from the following: Fourteen Queries and ten absurdities about the extent of Christ's Death &hellip; London: Printed by Henry Hills for William Hutchinson bookseller in Durham, 1655. [E. 1492 (4).]  HUTTON (GEORGE), bookseller in London; Turnstile in Holborn, 1636-41. Publisher of R. Braithwaite's Lives of &hellip; the Roman Emperors, 1636, and Glapthorne's Tragedy of Albertus Wallenstein, 1639. [Hazlitt, H. 492; Sayle, p. 1150.]  HUTTON (HENRY), bookseller (?) in London, 1642. Only known from the imprint to a political tract entitled A Wonderful & Strange Miracle or God's Just Vengeance against the Cavaliers &hellip; London Printed for Henry Hutton, 1642.  HYETT (NATHANIEL), bookseller at Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, 1653. Only known from the imprint to some copies of a pamphlet entitled ''The Disputation at Winchcombe Nov$r$. 9. MDCLIII'' … Oxford, printed by L. L. and are to be sold at Winchcombe by Nathaniel Hyett. [Hyett and Bazeley, Bibliographer's Manual of Gloucestershire Literature, 1896, p. 380.]  IBBITSON (ROBERT), printer in London, (1) Smithfield near the Queen's-Head-Tavern; (2) Near Hosier Lane; (3) Kings Head in the Old Bayley(?). 1646-61. Printed much of the literature of the Commonwealth period, and was joint printer with and others of the news-sheet called Perfect Occurrences (1647-49). In 1653 his name was 