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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 1654 May 1654 May 1. 1. Petition of the meal men of London and Southwark to the Protector. Ill-disposed persons have … advantage of the Act of 21 Oct. 1650, concerning meal, and live by the practice of informing, to our undoing. The … the Speaker, prevent abuses on the Lord's day, and all riots and duels, and repress scandalous pamphlets, for which …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to Council. We met of right to choose our burgess, and elected Major John Blackmore, but were overpowered by … country, has endeavoured to support a malignant minister, and discountenanced the interests of Parliament. We beg that … you are to assist him in preserving peace and preventing riots, and proceed according to law against all offenders. [ …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the opinion that he ought to have credit for the same, and if there had been any private dealings between Mr. Fryth and the officers of the Mint, the differences (if any) … between them ought to be determined by law or otherwise, and not to interfere with these public payments which relate …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to advise whether it is a fit case for letters of marque and reprisal. 8. Lord Howard, Col. Purefoy, Col. Stapley, and … of Assize for county Lancaster. There have been very foul riots and disturbances in Preston, Ormskirk, Manchester, and … you are to cause strict inquiry to be made touching the riots and contempts mentioned by you, that the offenders and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… in question (as to export of woollen goods from Ireland), and had never received the memorial therein mentioned. Dated … of the forest. He had surveyed the two walks called East and West Heynaults, the only parts of the forest wherein … there were any woods or timber belonging to the crown; and he found great quantities of old decayed pollard oaks and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 2 pages. Jan. 2. 4. Memorial of the Com rs for sick and wounded, and exchange of prisoners at war, to the L d High Treasurer, … rs for managing the duties on stamped vellum, parchment, and paper, to the Lord High Treasurer, on the memorial of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Petition of Thos. Kelsey, lieutenant; John Raven, clerk; and Rich. Henly, bodar of Dover Castle; Dr. Wm. Walker, judge of the Admiralty; and Thos. St. Nicholas, steward of the Court of Chancery of … Darell, auditor, of the yearly fees due to Dr. Walker and other officers of Dover Castle, some of which are in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of a warrant dormant to the Treasury Commissioners read, and committed to Lambert, Mulgrave, Wolsley, Jones, Montague, Sydenham, Rous, and Fiennes, to consider the papers prepared by the Treasury … co. Wilts, and Yearnfield, co. Somerset, say their riots in breaking up enclosures were to preserve their …
A History of the County of Sussex
… (20 a.) were transferred to that parish 1882z × 1891, and in 1971 there were 701 ha. (1,732 a.). 87 In 1985 a small area in the south-west was transferred to Barnham and a larger area in the north-east to Slindon, while … early 19th century. 99 Walberton was affected by the Swing riots of 1830, which Richard Prime of Walberton House had a …
A History of the County of Stafford
… for the poor CHARITIES FOR THE POOR. Mollesley's Dole and Corporation Alms-houses. By deed of 1451 William Lyle of … Long Itchington (Warws.), which had been conveyed to Lyle and a William Magot by Thomas Mollesley of Walsall the same … About 1769 the corporation attempted to stop the dole, but riots forced its continuance. 93 In the early 19th century it …