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| June 2. |
62. Petition of Robert Throgmorton, Esq., to the King. That
he and his heirs for ever being seized of the manors of Weston,
Underwood, Oversley, Kingsbourn in Oversley, and Sambourn were,
by former grants from the Crown, authorised to hold courts-leet,
view-of-frank-pledge, with the profits of leets, free-warren, waifs, and
strays, but not in the manors of Coughton, Spernall, and Upton,
Hasler, and reputed manors of Moorehall and Aspeley severally in
cos. Bucks, Warwick, and Worcester. Prays that His Majesty for
the better ordering of those places and inhabitants would not only
confirm the privileges petitioner now enjoys, but empower him to
keep courts-leets twice yearly within those manors, and to enjoy
the profits of courts, free-warren, fines, amercements, assize, and
assay of bread, beer, &c, within all and every the manors and lands
aforesaid. Underwritten, |
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62. i. Reference to the Lord Treasurer, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the Attorney-General to consider of this
petition, and certify what they conceive His Majesty may
conveniently do therein; and then he will further show
his royal pleasure. Court at Greenwich, 2nd June 1629.
[1 p.] |
| June 5. |
63. Certificate of the Commissioners for the Subsidy in co.
Sussex to the Lord Treasurer and others, that John Stone, of
Rusper, yeoman, was resident at and taken in Rusper, at 30s. in
lands. [1 p.] |
| June 13. |
64. Mem.—Richard Bond's specialities on two inquisitions taken
11th and 13th June 1629. Garton's bonds delivered to Mr. Tate
in Michaelmas. [¼ p.] |
| June 15. |
65. Order in Council for certifying the number of ordnance
made within this kingdom since the first year of His Majesty's
reign. Underwritten, |
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65. i. Notice of this was given to Mr. Hooker and to the gunfounder, and a certificate from all parties divers times
pressed for. The Officers of the Ordnance for so much as
concerns themselves returned an account to the Lords
Commissioners for the Admiralty, dated 3rd August
1629. [Already calendared, see Vol. CXLIV., No. 78.
1 p.] |
| June 16. |
66. The King to the Commissioners of Sewers in cos. Norfolk,
&c. [Duplicate of Vol. CXLIV., No. 84.] |
| June 16. |
67. Certificate of the Commissioners for the Subsidy in the
City and Liberties of Westminster to the Lord Treasurer and
others, that Richard Denham, the high collector appointed for the
third of the five entire subsidies granted in Parliament in 3 Car.,
returns the persons herein named as either dead, gone away, or
no effects since the said assessments made. [1 p.] |
June 22.
Castle Elizabeth. |
68. Sir John Peyton to Secretary Dorchester. Thinks it
necessary to notice the case of the garrison soldiers, five or six in
number, cashiered for disobedience to his orders. Complains that
450l. had been cut off from his allowance as Governor, by the
deduction out of the Governor's revenues of 100l. per annum for
the Dean [of Jersey], and nearly as much for the bailiff, besides
Lord Conway at his being Commissioner here, added 20 men to
the ordinary garrison left by other governors, as appears by a copy
of the list under Sir Walter Rawley's [Raleigh's] hand, and increased
every soldier's pay 20s. per annum. [Seal, with crest, broken.
1½ pp.] |
| June 26. |
69. Return showing the number of ordnance appearing by tickets
to have been sold and shipped out of the founders' stores at several
dates betwixt the 23rd January 1628[–29] and the 26th of June
following, with the names of the persons for whom they were
consigned. [2 pp.] |
| June 29. |
70. Affidavit of Roger Nott that 76l. 11s. 8d. was still remaining
due to him of 84l. 11s. 8d., owing by Sir John Packington, junior,
for mercers' goods at the time of his decease. [1 p.] |
| June 29. |
71. The like of Arthur Knight, of London, haberdasher, that
21l. 8s. was due to him from Sir J. Packington, bart., deceased.
[1 p.] |
| June 29. |
72. The like of William Taylor, milliner, for 8l. 4s. 10d. due.
[1 p.] |
| June 30. |
73. Reasons by Sir Henry Marten, Judge of the Admiralty,
explaining the merits of the cause and grounds of award given in
that Court against the ship named "Our Lady of the Conception"
and her lading, taken by Captain Smart, 26th May. [Latin,
2 pp.] |
