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Journal of the House of Lords
… "The Interrogatories. "1. When his Lordship came from Oxford, and how, and by what Warrant, or Pass: and upon what … to his coming from thence; and what Company came out of Oxford with him? "3. Whether he ever said; and to whom, that … Answer: "1. To the First, he faith, He was Prisoner at Oxford, from before Christmas last, until Saturday last, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… having certaine Intelligence of the King's marchinge from Oxford to Worcester, and Advertisement of His Designe to make … and therefore did advise to leave the blocking up of Oxford to some Brigade of the Army, joyned with the Forces of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… who presumed to address themselves to His Majesty at Oxford, and were there countenanced. And it is probable, that …
Journal of the House of Lords
… being Impropriate, belonging to Bayliol Colledge in Oxford, under the Yearly Rent of Twenty Pounds, Seven … for their Journey, may repair to Uxbridge, from Oxford, stay there, and return at their Pleasure, during the … or send any of their Retinue, to and from Uxbridge and Oxford, without any Lett, Hindrance, Interruption, or …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Petitioner's Sight, many of which Sort are now made at Oxford, and elsewhere, for the King's Party; that the said … Sort for the Service of the Parliament, as well as they at Oxford for the King's Party." Hereupon this House Ordered, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… a Bag of Letters, wherein were Two Commissions dated at Oxford, and signed by the King, for setting forth of Ships …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the House of Commons desired herein Tuke s Servant Pass to Oxford Upon reading the Petition of James Tuke Esquire, … desiring, "he may have Leave to send a Messenger to Oxford, to make a Search at Oxford, whether one Wm Clapham be dead or no, that so he may …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Ordinance for Twenty Thousand Pounds, for reducing Oxford. and to continue Sir T. Fairfax's Ordinance for …
Journal of the House of Lords
… that His Majesty would be that Night or the next Day in Oxford; which made us to return back over Wallingford Bridge, … up our Lodgings at Bensington, Two Miles from thence upon Oxford Way; and there stayed till the Return of a Messenger … us Word, His Majesty would without Fail be that Night in Oxford, whither we immediately repaired: And presently after …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Concurrence in the Pass for the Lady Buckburst to go to Oxford Message from thence, for a Thanks giving A Message was …