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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… being Daniel White, a servant of Lord Chief Justice Heath's), in the hands of the mob. They took no weapons with them, … Hilliard, saltpetreman, of saltpetre made at his Majesty's works to Parker, Baber, Corseley, and Nichols, powder … pray for an order that Sir Henry Marten may proceed to a trial in the Court of Admiralty, and there decide the cause …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… In behalf of Mr. John Balcanquall, for the next prebend's place in Rochester, and in the mean time to be admitted his Lordship's chaplain. [ Minute, Conway's Letter Book, p. 246.] March 2. … the rest, well fitted, saving with victuals and men. His prize had arrived at Portsmouth. She contains 15 tons of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… disposal. Sydenham is described as having been Lord Vere's page in the Palatinate. He had continued since in the Low … Viscount Conway. All things are prepared for Henry Holcott's journey to Ireland. Has sent the Penkridge mare. Thanks for … [Pwllheli] with their Admiral to look for Nutt and his prize, but finding him gone from thence Capt. Plumleigh …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Recommend the suit of Alexander Bannister for a purser's place in one of the ships now building, as well for his … of contempt and the subject in dispute be remitted for trial in the Cinque Ports. [ Two pages and three quarters.] … Luz, belonging to Michael d'Hursu. The ship was adjudged prize, but by his Majesty's direction, and at the desire of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… on the bench spoken scandalous words against the King's Attorney there, and through him fixed a great imputation … the cause of Nicholas Pollhill, demanding reparation for a prize taken from his men near Madeira, in January 1631, by … Advises the Sec. to place him under Mr. Farnaby, to make trial whether he may become a scholar. If learning is not for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Henry Gibb to the King. By favour of his Majesty's father, petitioner made purchase of certain lands in the … to the wardship of petitioner, he prays that he may have a trial with Sir Kenelm in the Court of Wards, and that all Sir … taken from the French, and judged in the Admiralty lawful prize. Afterwards visiting Bilbao, under pretence that the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the ship had sailed delivered it to Wm. Pelham on Martin's account. Pelham sold it, in Colchester, on Martin's … his friends must sink and perish. Had not the sale of the prize goods been hindered by private malice, 40 of the King's … advantage of the late pardon and put himself in a way of trial. The King requires a direct answer, without …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Sec. Coke.] Jan. 2. 4. Survey of the ordnance and gunner's stores of the Ninth Whelp, by William Purser, gunner of the … Inclosed, 22. i. Examinations of witnesses produced on the trial of Suresby. Burrough asked Suresby for payment of 5 l. … by sentence of the Admiralty she had been adjudged lawful prize, but the goods had been embezzled and sold at …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… [ Three quarters of a page.] Feb. 2. 3. Notes in Nicholas's handwriting of business to be submitted to the Lords of the … about the cupplement of men to be allowed for the King's ships; the Officers desire to know what shall be done … the Eight Hundred Fen excepted, is likely by the King's particular direction to be undertaken. The Eight Hundred …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… co. Hants, to Hamhaw, co. Surrey. They performed last year's service of 400 loads with a great deal of difficulty, the … the old way of measuring. [ One page.] March 1. St. Martin's Lane. St. David's Day, just three years after the date of … She was there attached, but after hearing adjudged lawful prize. From that sentence there was an appeal to the Lords. …