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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… cloth to be all of a goodness, by the establishment of a hall where every man should bring his wares to be viewed and … contain one half of those who would come to it; there is a hall in Durham House now used as a passage which might be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… way than by debarring of all manner of play at dice in our hall; and because we conceived music could not be paid for, … the same again. We elected, 1st, Sir Hill, of St. Mary Hall, formerly a postmaster in our college [Merton]. He was … of Salisbury. I proposed him with one Locket, of St. Mary Hall, and formerly a postmaster in our house. Lee had 8 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… same performed. [ Draft. 1 p.] Jan. 17. Exeter. 27. Bishop Hall, of Exeter, and Sir Nicholas Martyn, Sheriff of Devon, … ccxcii., p. 113. p.] Jan. 18. Exeter Palace. 35. Bishop Hall, of Exeter, to Archbishop Laud. I humbly thank you for … Jan. 19. Pass for Henry Deane, M.A., and Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, to go into the Low Countries to be a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the sheriffs. [ p.] Feb. 22. 15. Receipted bill of Walter Hall, bricklayer, being for 8 l. 9 s. 0 d. for work done for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… registrar by his place, has promised to provide one. Alban Hall commoners have lodged in the college these 50 years, of … for disafforesting the manors or farms of Moor Hall, Montpelier alias Willingales, Shippon, Fryerning Hall, Ray, and the rectory of Hockley-on-the-Hill, with all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… which was on the Tuesday following. When we came to the hall the letters were read, and we craved a further time to … we, the freemen, for the most part went out of the hall to the stairs' foot, where we stayed. To as many as … with the red head, whom you sometime knew at Magdalen Hall, likewise suspended and deprived; (3) Marshall, of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to be engraved and written to the whole world with a Beam of the Sun, as well as to your Majesty. We therefore … 20th, 1639, requiring us to call before us Bartholomew Hall, keeper of the Marshalsea, and William Davis, turnkey … the Board. In obedience thereto we have called before us Hall and Davis, with their witnesses. All the witnesses say …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to crave more powerful assistance. Yesterday in the Court-hall, when Sir John Baker came to take his oath, about 20 of them, uncalled for, rushed into the hall and publicly told him he was not elected, and that no … barons to the Parliament. Our business ended, we left the hall, and then they fell upon our town clerk with despiteful …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… as dry as could be desired. In the level about Dryne Land Hall the banks have been cut, but stopped by the care of Mr. … Lady Dymoke and Mr. Cawdron are coming up as chief, and Hall, of Donington, parson Nixson and John Spinlow, of Little Hall, are solicitors for the country. I hear that they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… by it. [ Seal with arms and crest. 1 p.] May 4. Drainland Hall. 27. Richard Ligon to Sir William Killigrew. Upon my … to Robert Taverner, messenger, for the arrest of Thomas Hall, Henry Carre, John Holmes, Thomas Creswell, Solomon …