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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… In April of that year the existing commission to the Bishop of London and others as Lords of the Admiralty was put …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… thing to it. He procured the King to appoint a brother bishop, a man totally unknown and inexperienced in the ways … last mentioned, he became, in the absence of a resident bishop in Ipswich, a kind of recognized ecclesiastical leader … terminis, and that he presumed that the reverend learned bishop which used them (whom he believeth he named not) meant …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for Foreign Affairs, and had procured his friend the Bishop of London to be appointed Lord Treasurer, with the … management by the blunt, unpliant Archbishop; whilst to Bishop Juxon, whose capabilities as a man of business were … allied to the ministerial office. Our papers relating to Bishop Pierce of Bath and Wells will give several examples of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… College. Before I came to Peterborough I was met by the Bishop and the prebendaries of the church, the Dean being absent upon just causes. The Bishop lodged me in his house, and gave me very great … are ordered to be repaired. There is no consistory for the Bishop, but order is given for one to be made shortly. The …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… event of another kind commemorated is the committal of Bishop Gardiner to the Tower in Feb. 15501; after which he … find that the MS. tells a very different story, viz. that bishop Bentham's wife was that day brought to bed, at a house …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Ormonde gathered, and so did his fellow Commissioners, the Bishop of Meath and Sir Geffrey Fenton that Tyrone's meaning … their redress by lawful means at the State" (p. 83). The Bishop of Meath, as usual, gives by far the best and most … committed by his allies the O'Moores and O'Connors. The Bishop of Meath informs us that the inhabitants of Tyrone …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… of their provincial, doctor Goddard, in appeaching Peacock bishop of Chichester of heresy. 14 In August, 1498, was the … 30 On the same day, as Stowe tells us, doctor Ridley, then bishop of Rochesterand who, only a few months after, … with master Cowper the sheriff. 40 In May 1552 we find bishop Ridley writing to secretary Cecill, 41 to state that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… chapel goods and paraphernalia (pp. 33, 38, 47, 91, 153); Bishop Laud, the dean of the chapel, accompanied his Majesty; … an incident which followed hard upon the King's return. Bishop Laud, then occupying the see of London, preached in … the state of the two great northern cathedrals. As Bishop of London, he had of course no rights in either of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… dictated by the King, related to one of the cases against Bishop Williams of Lincoln: Sir John Finch, Lord Chief …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… here appears that the person who gave the information to Bishop Land was no other than the celebrated Chillingworth. … excluding from the knowledge of all the court, except Bishop Laud, who took the examination, the next sentence, … No. 59, in Vol. c. (p. 67), is a recommendation, by Bishop Davenant, of his near kinsman, "a young gentleman," …