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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the enclosed to me, which you may read and return by the bearer. My greatest occasion at this time is a visit and … widow Readhead, Lady Pachnam [Packenham ?], Viscountess Sword [?], Sir Henry Ferris, Mr. Stiles, James Harrington, … John Earl of Bridgewater to Sec. Coke. I perceive by the bearer, that you have acquainted the King with his petition, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… we conceive. We have sent both parties in custody of this bearer; submitting the same to your wisdom. [1 p.] Mar. 1. … to those offices in the said regiment, notwithstanding the bearer, Mr. Darcy, did press very earnestly that as well … forward covenanting spirits did advise to put them to the sword, whereupon some noblemen and men of quality are stolen …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… you get under my Lord's hand that he has given you the bow-bearer's place in Clarendon Park; directions to that end. If … Whitehall. Order of Henry Earl of Holland to deliver to bearer one buck within your charge, for the use of the French … ccclxxxiv., p. 61. p.] [Mar. 27.] The like, to deliver to bearer one buck of this season, any proclamation or order …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… might have been gone towards Newcastle, which I hope this bearer, Sir Thomas Dacre's brother, will overtake and deliver … that the Lords of the Covenant have removed the crown, the sword and sceptre of Scotland, from Dalkeith to Edinburgh … Mr. Wilmott, Commissary General of the horse, drew his sword upon one of the Lord General's captains for encroaching …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… within whose parish I live, can testify, as also this bearer. Nevertheless, presently after the receipt of my … and quick way to cure their obstinacy and rebellion by the sword of justice. We proclaim all who shall not return before … and every one of them, and their adherents, with fire and sword; and do further hereby promise and oblige ourself on …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Marten], requesting him to send the Commission by the bearer.] Dec. 14. Whitehall. Proclamation to restrain the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to write one or two words to Secretary Windebank by the bearer his wife. His desire is chiefly to be set at liberty, … were all traitors, and he would justify it with his sword against his lordship or anybody else that should say so … stoop to the smallest occasions serving for that end, the bearer, Dr. John Moseley, is a witness, who, though he be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the 21st inst. we march towards them and try whether the sword can prevail where clemency is not looked at. Present my … Porter to Richard Harvey. I entreat you to send by the bearer two pair of caleons of chamois, made to come low … such a distance, as the least motion of his Majesty's just sword may not fall upon you, I leave it to your consciences …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for his Majesty to put himself in a readiness ; and the bearer of his answer to the said letter undertook to be back …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… in order, when presently the Earl of Holland drew his sword, as other commanders did, with intention and order to … our designs are changed, and I refer the relation to this bearer. Lord Aboyne desires to stay the collier's ship here … to seek my fortune, having no other means but such as my sword can gain me. But whilst I rested myself there, the …