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Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… in the 13th Year of his Majesties Reign, did procure a new Commission to himself, and others therein appointed, with … Owners, Matters Pursers, and Boat Swains of every Ship, a new and Unlawful Oath, viz, That they (or two or more of … by the said Earl. And the more to engage and tie the said new Army of Papists to himself, and to encourage them, and to …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… composing, 'fair writing and pricking' royal birthday and New Year's odes when no other musician had been given the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… musicians played on great ceremonial occasions such as New Year's Day and royal birthdays; and also, in smaller …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… odes in praise of the Sovereign for his birthday and New Years' Day as well as other, similar panegyrics as …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… installations and proclamations of war, peace and new reigns. At the Restoration, fifteen trumpeters (in …
Survey of London
… Assize rents. 4 0 St. Margaret, Fish Street Hill ("in the new Fish Market"). 24 Assize rents. 1 0 0 St. Mary … the then surface in King John's Court, to the south of New Inn Yard, lying side by side, enclosed by walls of chalk in a yard behind Nos. 9 and 10, New Inn Yard. According to an article by E.W. Hudson in the …
Survey of London
… (which then included all of the area later to become the new parishes of St. James and of St. Anne), St. Margaret, St. … the expiry of the leases to Eldred and Whitmore. This new term, which extended his interest to 1691, was granted by …
Survey of London
… for Henrietta Maria in 1629 conveyed the bailiwick to new trustees on her behalf, and some of the sub-lessees were dispossessed (see page 26). 7 Among Henrietta Maria's new trustees was Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans ( c. 160484), whose connexion with the bailiwick, and particularly with the St. …
Old and New London
… of the Sacheverell RiotsThe South Sea CompanyThe Cost of a New CharterForged Bank Notes The Foundation of the "Three per … and is believed to have been a wealthy merchant in New Providence (the Bahamas), and seems to have shared in Sir … Bill, timidly brought forward, purported only to impose a new duty on tonnage, for the benefit of such loyal persons as …