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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… danger his Lord had drawn him into. He prays that by Cecil's means he may be measured with the rest of his consorts, and … you, they greatly mislike to receive their money in the 'Chequer; for they say they are never referred thither but … and painfulness. Understanding that it should pass by the Chequer seal, and by your means, I thought good to let you …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of great ships, whereof some 12 of them were of the King's chief men of war, the Phillipe being admiral, for the … by diligence were saved, which are manned, and by God's grace we shall bring them safe into England, in token of … without Temple Bar towards the Strand they dined at the Chequer on Thursday last; and Mr. Thexston, Mr. Chancellor's …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Inclines his understanding willingly to other men's information, loves the common good and therein takes pains … this Prince would not accept the election for ambition's sake but only for the common good, we may promise ourselves … charged though it appear by Dallison's account in the Chequer that the works were done and provisions brought in) …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… June 16. His Majesty hath heard his Attorney General's report as touching mine interest to the keeping of the … do the same unless he be warranted by six of the Council's hands, according to a late decree of his Majesty, I most … us, and we, when you are to come in to the Chancery or Chequer, will then advise you; and in this we will follow …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… sic], wherein, though I found I am prevented of Constable's wardship by a former promise, yet your respect gave me a … the grant of those lands which shall fall into the King's hands during the minority of my son Rosse [Roos], by the … gives out) the unholy Bishop of Bristow in following his Chequer causes against the recusants. He has followed it more …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… eny losse for that tyme. And so we truste by the quarter's ende to see the fault and occasion of the said drownyng of … Beamount. 1506, April 11.Alan Wyse appointed clerk of the chequer 2 under the steward; he shall not take more than 8 d. … initial s., to denote a difference between exchequer and chequer or check. An officer of the royal household was known …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… the exchequer. [Ten documents relating to Dean Gunthorpe's endowments are here entered in full.] o. 132 d. (1) William … dean, and the chapter of Wells, of a yearly rent of 100! s., for 5 years from the date thereof, to be received out of … is chosen to the office of under-steward or clerk of the chequer 3 [?], if in the judgment of Mr. John Edmundes, the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… but one life remaining in the lease of the manor of Abbott's Cromwell, near Tortworth, co. Gloucester, of good yearly … letters are to be safely kept in the office of the Bishop's register. [ Copy. Two pages and a quarter.] March 16. 2. … Hitchilling still holds for 17 l. 13 s. 4 d., besides the 'chequer fees, which will come to about 4 l. Thinks his son …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… whomsoever by the heels. That no coaches stay between Paul's Chain and the Fleet Conduit. The officers to be punished if … by Richard Poole of the saltpetre brought into his Majesty's store by the saltpetremen, and delivered to Mr. Evelyn, … their places aboard the King's ships: [ Margin, "Letter to chequer that they have not attended ?"]: Petition of a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… de Gondomar to transport into Portugal for his master's service, another part for money lent here to Don Carlos de … depart, some assurance may be had from them for petitioner's satisfaction. [1 p.] 3. Petition of John Brooke to the … Crosse and Stockdale to be settled by the clerks of the Chequer [Exchequer], who only were acquainted with the facts. …