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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Capt. Jonathan Waltham to the Admiralty Commissioners. I heard from the Rear-Admiral in the Downs that you had written … II. Geo. Hughes to Hen. Hatsell, M.P. I suppose you have heard of the taking of Leonard Randall of this town, master … from thence with the before-mentioned two, and we also heard of another great ship of 24 guns, but could not meet …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… about Gen. Cromwell's eldest son. Col. Hen. Cromwell to be heard. John Clavering and Nich. Lacy sent for. [ Cols. 12, … hearty in their endeavours to keep the peace, after they heard of the change. Colonel Swallow's regiment signed for … from Council with a packet to the Sound, but I never heard of her arrival; in case you hear of her, let Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Thos. Kitterd, quartermaster in Barker's troop, asks to be heard before he is laid aside. Major Merriman asks why … was much for the last Parliament. Wise desires to be heard; has been fined 20 l. for plundering. Order that … in Holland. [ Col. 34.] The Trustees for the King's lands heard. [ Col. 41.] The credentials and paper of the Swedish …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… May 11/21. Paris. [Lord Inehiquin] to the Duke of York. I heard nothing from you last week. What Mrs. Norman 2 writes …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the most wonderful manifestation of God's arm ever seen or heard of, that a cause whose interest was laid low in the … of the forces in Scotland. Council having heard of various designs by the members of Charles Stuart's … in co. Cornwall; Maj. Waring, captain in co. Salop. Having heard of the enemy's preparations to disturb the public …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… was another ship which went away before them, and, as he heard, was taken by one of our frigates. He did not … the enemy's hands. P.S.Since writing this, Council has heard of Hugh Currer's faithful service, and have named him … Aug. 7. Whitehall. Pres. Whitelock to Gen. Monk. You have heard that the old Cavaliers have joined with many of our …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… an account of it; he willed me to certify this, he having heard several of the man's disputes and vindications in the … occasions. I hope you will not be offended, as by what I heard from the vice-admiral in the Downs, it was not … [Sec. Nicholas] to the Marquis of Ormond. We have heard nothing of our Master since he left St. Malo, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the truth, whether he ever spoke or wrote to, or ever heard or knew me, either by name or employment. It is well …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… glad that you went so readily for England. I have not heard of Hartgill Baron since he left Paris. Noted as sent by … enquiries after that poor captive, and are sorry he is not heard of, but he may be found in the Bey's gallies or … Company to the Treasurer and Factory at Aleppo. We have heard several times from sundry of you concerning the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… address for me to Wm. Bissiter, at Antwerp. I have not heard of Lieut.-Gen. Middleton, but if he comes where Mr. … to you, which makes me the briefer. I have not heard from Baron since he left Paris. I have written to the …