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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of State of the necessity of 10,000 l. for the Council's contingencies for pressing affairsthat 10,000 l. be charged … the same. [ I. 90, p. 24.] Oct. 1. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 2. The Lord General to be desired to give … Downing, to be a Committee to speak with Col. Allen Boteler about his discovery, to pursue it on the terms of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… December 1653 December 1653 Dec. 1. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 1. Sir Chas. Wolsley to move Parliament that 2 … Council to give of the said discoveries, that Col. Allan Boteler, who has made and should have proceeded in them, and … deceased, Capt. Hen. Grosvenor, proposed by Dame Katherine Boteler, widow of Col. Allan, to proceed in the discoveries, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… out. Shapcote was a field officer, and defended the King's interest by argument in Exeter. He did not come in to the … together to them. [1 page.] 2. ii. List of Rob. Shapcote's 47 electors, and notes of their services to the King. Also … by his Highness of 18 Aug. 1654, that the names of Major Boteler, Major Ant. Markham, and Thos. Smallwood, chaplain to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 6 months, part of the roof [on the south side] of Paul's Church fell down, with the lead that covered it. The city … lady and children from perishing by granting me 10 s. a week, which is the only support of 10 of us; but we are … Thos. Smallwood, chaplain to Lord Fairfax, Majors Wm. Boteler and Fras. Bradbury, Lieut.-Col. Benj. Norton, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Volume 9 June 1650 June 1650 June 1. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 1. Mr. Frost to speak with Sir Nicholas Crisp … petition of Richard Purston, master and owner of the God's Blessing of Chester Water, referred to the Irish Committee. … Sheild's troop, county Rutland, under Major-General Boteler. With note that at the muster, there were the …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… 294.] Like order, noting that the custody of William, Lord Boteler, an idiot, with his estates, rents, goods, &c., was … With certificate by Wm. Barton, minister of John Zachary's, London, of his diligent attendance for year, when he left … out of of the sequestrations of the estates of Sir Wm. Boteler, Bt., and John Carey, or from other compositions if …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… letters of administration and possession of his brother's estate, which ought to have been com pounded for, as he was … The absence of gentlemen of the committee who are M.P.s has prevented our replying earlier; but we have observed … quarter-day be elapsed before the date, especially in Lady Boteler's case, she having paid no part of her fine before …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… to bring in an ordinance accordingly. With Sir Benjamin's request that the 1,500 l. may be paid out of Lord Scudamore's composition. [ G l, p. 142; 139, pp. 237, 239.] Jan. 9. 7, … Sir Fras. Ottley, Fras. Rockley, Tim. Turner, Sir George Boteler. With his assignation of 1,000 l. thereof to his son …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… what horses or arms they have received, of 17,120 l. 14 s. 4 d., being 5,706 l. 18 s. 1 d., be paid proportionably for arrears to such of them … Great Marlow 12 0 0 Thos. Begg, D., Hambledon 10 0 0 Allan Boteler, D., no real estate discovered John Brinkurst, P., …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… by ordinance of 25 May 1647, the sum of 5,706 l. 18 s. 1 d. was charged on Goldsmiths' Hall, with 8 per cent. … treasurers allow their said orders, and put to the army's account the sums charged thereby. [1 pages; also G 4, p. … 20. Note of the above. [ page.] Feb. 12. Bedford. 21. Wm. Boteler to the [Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall]. I have been …