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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 4 d., both of which estimates were approved by the Lords, and Mr. Browne, his Majesty's gunfounder, was thereupon ordered to attend the Lord Treasurer and Lord Cottington, who are to accommodate him with money or … farm for their lives, but for years, what is that to the ward to whom he has left it; she must seek remedy of his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… all industry applied myself to the service of ship-money, and have not without extreme difficulty drawn the county to make and give up their rates and assessments, their defects … Seal broken. 1 p.] April 13. Staindrop. 78. Nathaniel Ward to Sec. Vane. You will receive full information of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Kew, in Cornwall, void by the death of the last incumbent, and in his Majesty's gift by reason of the minority of Philip Sprey, his Majesty's ward, or for not suing out his livery. [ Docquet.] April 20. … Lieutenant of Ireland, whereby his Majesty doth ratify and confirm a certificate made by his Lordship in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for the news he had then received of the relief of Casale, and ready to go towards Soissons, therefore I made no longer … from Chantilly, who used me with his accustomed civility, and, besides many fair and general promises, he told me that … arms and coronet. 1 p.] May 2. 12. Petition of William Ward, clerk, parson of Allesley, co. Warwick, and of Francis …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… formerly committed prisoner to his custody, to attend on and be with his master, but shut up and kept close with him till further order. [ Minute. p.] May … number of horse and foot armed and provided to watch and ward this night, and so by turns from time to time in and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Monday next if they will not be satisfied with less pay, and by that time you shall receive order for their marching … be appointed for the better keeping of the men in order, and from committing any insolencies. [ Draft. 2 pp.] May 19. … and lands of Richard Lord Viscount Molineux, the King's ward, to the King. By letters patent, for valuable …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… has by two several petitions, one to this Board and the other to the Earl of Suffolk, acknowledged his great … coat and conductmoney, and for George Naish, deputy of the ward of Southwark, who has refused to assess or pay coat and … cccciii., p. 205. =1 p.] May 27. 24. Petition of Francis Fox, of Westminster, vintner, to the Council. The Lords were …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… been issued out of the stores for his Majesty's services and otherwise, during the month. Total remaining in magazine at the Tower, 192 lasts 19 cwts. 94 lbs., and at Portsmouth 7 lasts 18 cwts. 54 lbs. [= 2 pp.] June 1. … by whom the returns of the names of the ablest men in each ward [to contribute to the loan] were delivered at the Board …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for two months' pay for himself as storekeeper at Hull, and for his clerks from the time to which he was last paid. … Majesty's service, is to be referred to the Lord Treasurer and Lord Cottington to take such order therein as they think … they would not give bonds I have long since committed to ward, but they make no means for their freedom, neither will …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… I must confess that I believed after my long services and the excessive pains I took particularly for divers years … many ways not only to grace me with some nearer place and trust than I have hitherto had, but to add to my present … Notes relative to his Majesty's inclosures in Uttoxeter ward, in Needwood Forest, co. Stafford, made by decree of the …