The 46th Parliament of Edward III (a.k.a. the Good Parliament) adjourns.  At two and a half months, it breaks the record for longest session of parliament up to this time.  During its term the Good Parliament prosecuted and punished corruption in the Royal Council (Cabinet) by bringing impeachment charges—the first ever—against Richard Lyons and Lord William Latimer, and naming new ministers.

       [restored 5/24/2021]