 The Commons responded in June with the Bishops Exclusion Bill, removing them from the Lords, which was rejected once again.The outbreak of the Irish Rebellion in October 1641 raised the political temperature; during December, there were widespread riots in Westminster, led by the London apprentices, which resulted in a number of deaths.Suggestions Pym and other Parliamentary leaders helped organise these have not been proved, but one result was to prevent bishops attending the Lords.