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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… grown so strong that in a few years they have taken 300 ships, and imprisoned many hundred persons. The King has … particular duties in reference to the building of ships, &c. Latin. Damaged. [Feb. 12.] 94. Copy of the above. … [ Proc. Coll., No. 66.] Feb. ? 99. Note of the size of the ships to be provided by the merchants against the pirates. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Matthew commanded to leave the Kingdom. Lord Rich's two ships lost in the East Indies. Mr. Wake's conduct much … London. Sir Edw. Harwood to [the Same]. Of the twenty-five ships in the navy, few could safely go further than Plymouth. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… for suppressing pirates; also that in 1588, the two ships and pinnance demanded from them were allowed to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… the Lord Chamberlain. The preparing of the King's ships is at a stay, though the merchants do not know it. … authorized by the King to superintend the building of ships, for building two ships of war of 650 and 450 tons; total cost, 8,575 l. April …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Ellezey, Merchant, at Southampton. Particulars of certain ships, a French prize, &c., in the harbour. Mr. Rymon refuses … John Grant, on surrender of the Surveyorship of tonnage of ships, of a pension of 100 l. per ann., with a pension to his … for lessening the number of men aboard the King's ships at sea, viz., the advantage that will be taken thereof …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… he being the principal man for building and repairing ships, &c. Oct. 19. 138. Recognizances of John King, of … of the Keepership of the books and registers of the ships' entries for imports, and of the making of bills of ships laden in the Port of London. [ Docquet.] Oct. 25. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… Customs]. Incloses, 57. i. Thos. Fulnetby to the Same. Two ships of Horne, in Holland, were cast away upon the Godwin … as much delay as possible, since it is rumoured that some ships appointed for the service are discharged, and that the … the importation of Eastern merchandise in any but British ships, similar to that already granted to the Levant Company. …