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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… This volume and the next bring the Calendar to the end of the reign of William III. A general idea of the contents … in the king's service at the same time.' There was a division, but Littleton was elected by a large majority, and … in Armagh, Donegal, and Tyrone, and possessed leasehold property in Belfast and Magharleigh (Marlea): writing to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Preface PREFACE. In the autumn of 1697, after the conclusion of the treaty of Ryswick, … such consequence." It was accordingly carried with little or no opposition for 350,000, and Vernon wrote to Williamson … the Bill tried to add an appropriation clause, whereby the property confiscated should be applied to the public use. It …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… embraced by the present volume is the last ten months of the year 1654, during which time, in spite of occasional outbreaks of discontent, the power of the … no person was in future to be presented to any living or lectureship; all so appointed since 1st April 1653 were to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Preface Preface The period embraced in the present volume of Calendar, though only eight months, from July 1653 to … approved in Council; that petitions be read by any three or more members who first come in, and those unfit for … Crown, bishops', deans and chapters' or delinquents' property, the allowance to the discoverer being one fourth or …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Preface PREFACE. The period included in the present volume of Calendar, only eleven months, was important politically, … needful. He told them that they should either stick to him or lay down their commissions. Nine of them at once tendered … Parliament did not scruple at the disposal of church property, yet its dissolution prevented the passing of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… volume forms the connecting link between the volumes of the Interregnum that preceded it, and those of the reign … from taxation, either in the oligarchy of 1649 to 1653, or in the despotism of the Protectorate, became restlessly … at work, exercising important jurisdiction over the property and even the liberty of the subject, the earliest of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Preface PREFACE. The State Papers of the time of Charles II., more especially those belonging … implication in a suspicion of detaining jewels and other property belonging to the late King, and protesting her … or from a modification of the original plan on which the division between domestic and foreign papers was carried out, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Preface PREFACE. The period of the Commonwealth, or, more properly speaking, the … can only be estimated by the numbers of voters upon a division. During the three months preceding Pride's purge in … execution, to take possession of his abode, and of his property. Before his death, Whitehall was in the hands of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… who had calendared the documents down to nearly the end of the year 1631, and passed the sheets through the press, at … taken to give references to the earlier volumes, but two or three may be noticed as instances, viz., a letter from … Sir Oliver, and his mother, in disposing of the family property in Huntingdon, but during most of Law's incumbency …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… calendared in the present volume continue the history of the reign of Charles I. during the last half of 1641 and … the side of the Constitution. As yet there was no division of the Houses into Royalists and Parliamentarians; … being entered into the Hall book to any other man as his property." 11 As the Roundheads gained the upper hand in the …