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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Guyse, Anthony Edwards, Thomas Purie, John Nelme, Henry Browne, and William Price, of Gloucester. Defendants Brewster, Guyse, Purie, Browne, and Price, having acknowledged their error in making … in writing June 1. Vol. cclxi., fol. 217. Richard Browne, of Pitfield [Fifield ?], Wilts. Appeared and took …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Letchford, daughters of Sir Richard Letchford, Susanna Browne alias Chichester, John Browne, Hugh Speke. Taken in Deane's vessel, endeavouring to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Somerset. Cause to be sentenced next court day. George Browne, Esq., Eleanor his wife, and John Cole. Answers referred, and Browne to send up the Popish books seized in his house. fol. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… taxation of interlocutory costs next court day. George Browne, Esq., Eleanor his wife, and John Cole. To consider …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to attend to hear judgment at the next court day. George Browne, Esq., Eleanor his wife, and John Cole. Monition to Browne to bring to the office the popish stuff and books … next court day, or first court day of next term. George Browne, Eleanor his wife, and John Cole. Commission decreed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Petition of promoter to be read next court day. George Browne, of Shefford Magna, Berks. Attachment decreed unless … Tedder, alias Crouch. A motion by Dr. Zouch. George Browne Referred to Sir Nathaniel Brent and Dr. Wood to peruse the catalogue of Mr. Browne's books, and to design what books shall be sent up. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his bond, and Sir John Lambe to give an admonition to Mr. Browne, parson of Loughborough, not to admit any such … Examined and is to appear next court day by bond. George Browne Cause to be reported on the next court day, and Browne, his wife, and Cole, to be called to hear final order …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… was referred to Sir Henry Marten and Dr. Eden. William Browne, clerk, of Stepney, Middlesex. Appeared and took oath …