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Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… in executioun of the lawis and discipline aganis sick as happins to be discoverit. Want of Pastours, and … of religioun, in not planting sufficient Pastours therat, sick as [are] her Majesties house, the Princes house, the … without impairing of my union with him, without the hurt of the peace of my oun conscience, and without the loss …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… of his awin benevolence; and that he wald communicat at sick tyme as the sacrament sould be ministrat at any of his … profest enemies to the religioun in his companie, sick as ane Mr Charles Browne; therfor, to advise in the … crave of me, without the [manifest] offence of God, and hurt of my awin conscience, but I will doe it with als good a …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… persons encamped near Groningen, and there did great hurt to the subjects. Complains that the bailiffs and other …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… acceptation of your letter; also how Dr. Gifford had been sick and discontented. At my departure from Rouen, Gratley … one year to an end. He answered that in Paris no man could hurt by day, and by night he would be sure not to stir …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Glasgow
… advys and vniform consent in maner as said is, bot to the hurt of the friemen and inhabitantis of the same, and for the … said space, nor the vther warkis done quhilk ar purposit, sick as the bigging of prisonis for malefactouris, the … that he his wyfe nor servantis shall brew na malt bot sick as sall happin to be ground at the saidis townis mylnis; …
Calendar of Treasury books
… through (the debts due to the Army, Transport Service and Sick and Wounded) in eight days at the very close of the … ryals dobleros for medicines provided for sundry sick and hurt workmen, as by receipts: for which the accountant … 3 for the pay of a surgeon appointed to take care of sick seamen at 5s. a day, paid pursuant to a warrant of Mr. …
Old and New London
… could not sing it nor any other tune. The doctor did not hurt her feelings by telling her that people who did not …
Old and New London
… questionlesse smothered, yet for the most part they were hurt and bled, and being taken forth the next day, and laid … by fear and suspition, sauved themselves without further hurt; but such as seemed more devoute, and thronged neere the … licentiates, should give their advice gratis to all their sick neighbouring poor, when desired, within the city of …
A New History of London
… lords of the admiralty in return to the bounty offered for seamen to enter the national service: a petition was then … in prosecuting the intentions of the court, to procure seamen for his majesty's service; by which means the former disagreeable method of impressing seamen has become unnecessary, &c. By the committee's …
A New History of London
… sturdy beggars, which were to be carried to Bridewell; the sick, lame, blind, and aged, were to be taken to St. … preserved for a partial purpose, to a general hurt. Maurice obtained a lease of one arch, for a term of 500 … ring she was intrusted with by the unhappy earl, falling sick, was seized with compunction for her treachery; and on …