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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… whereof redound to him, the use and profit to them. The body politic of Leicester lend their helping hand. They have … lay part of a library, which is their proper, namely the body and case; mutual love and correspondency require of the persons addressed that they should animate that body and fill that case with books. Urges them by various …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and organs in the choir and the reading service in the body of the church," were proceeding at the same time. This …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… an ague. These times and his occasions require a strong body and a strong spirit. God give him both, with such a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Thomas Holmes, prisoner in the Clink, has "a very sickly body, being also troubled with a cold palsy, obstruction of … but severally, except those at the Diet may stand for the body. As yet there is no full answer obtained from the state … you not beholden to it? Every man here to Paul's? To the body or to the chancel I dare pronounce you debtors. It hath …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… as were good, and pressing such as had paid any poor body counterfeit tokens to give them current money or … stand at the reading of the Gospel and has not bowed his body at the hearing of the name of Jesus in service or …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… climates is declared to be not only unwholesome for man's body, but to make fertile grounds for a long time less …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the Marshalsea. Warrant to take into his custody the body of Sir Henry Samborne until further notice. [ Copy. Vol. … and most commonly at his coming had the use of her body; after this he appeared in the shape of a brown-coloured …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… nothing unnatural nor anything like a teat or mark. On the body of Margaret Johnson they find two things which may be … with opinions of such physicians as have not seen the body nor heard the sworn testimonies, it is his Majesty's … with any part of his fiction or invention, nor did any body ever advise him, but it merely proceeded out of his own …