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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… best he can get, as his annual tribute, &c. Sept. 5. Drury Lane. 2. Sir Wm. Smithe to the Same. Thanks for acceptance of …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… John Handcock. John Hushe. Nicholas Moore. Captain George Lane. Richard Harrison. Philip Horlay. John Nashe. Hugh Jeffrey. George Harrison. Bartholomew Lane. Mr. Walter Taylor. John St. Barbe, the younger. Henry … at the Cat and Fiddle in Fleet Street, then in Drury Lane, and last, at the Saracen's Head in Fetter Lane; also …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… regard it according to the equity of his cause. Sir Parr Lane commandeth his [Brouncker's] horse, and hath carried …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Lagan, &c. mentioned in a custodiam granted unto Sir Ralph Lane, Knight, by the late Queen, to be holden as of our …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… delay in answering his letter delivered to them by Sir Par Lane. Had since received his letter of 18th November, giving … &c. in Ireland:Sir Ja. Fullerton, Knight, Stutter Lane, adjacent to the land of Hen. Burnell alias …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 80. Order to draw forth a fiant of incorporation to George Lane, borough-mr., John Pirrie, John Mixburie, Edmund Lynch, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… exact view of them, and received certificate from Sir Par Lane; but when the Commissary came to examine them he found …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Office of Remembrancer." 617. Edward Soutoum to Sir Parr Lane. [Feb. 15.] S.P., Ireland, vol. 228, 29. In the absence … P. 1. Signed. Add.: "To the Right Worshipful Sir Parr Lane, Kt. of the Council for the province of Mounster, these" …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… the 18 quarters of land thereto belonging, and Sir Parr Lane desires to be his neighbour there, and so does Sir …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… 3 June 1607. Pp. 2. Add. Endd. Signed. Sealed. 236. Par 1 Lane to Salisbury. [June 3.] S.P., Ireland, vol. 221, 68. … so of the worthiness of him that is dead, yet has he (Lane) presumed to advertise his Lordship briefly of the … much as is taken from him for the use aforesaid. Sir Parr Lane, Master of the Horse to the President, Sir Henry …