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Calendar of Treasury Books
… the heading of " small branches of the revenue." When William III came to the throne all this revenue was granted … in effect the net revenue: the other source, compiled by William Lowndes, gives both the gross and net revenue. There … 0 0 129,800 0 0 51,138 6 9 44,900 0 0 Loanonthe Aid (1 William Account and Mary) Account missing Account missing …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… was anxious to seize the control of the executive. William's Parliaments showed as little alacrity or ambition … respect as did Charles the Second's Parliaments : nor did William III. ever make such magnanimous offers of surrender … offer of surrender of royal prerogative, and one which William III. would have left the English throne rather than …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 19 10 Ditto under Sir Ed. Hales 5,653 5 6 Ditto under Sir William Clifton 5,547 17 6 Major-General Hugh Mackay, … same 5,416 8 6 Col. Cornewall's same 5,407 5 11 Late Sir William Clifton's, now Col William Herbert's same 5,408 0 6 Earl of Bath's same 5,585 3 …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… the 4th July 1504, he ordered John Heron to pay 300 l. to William Holibrand, who was charged to defray therewith the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… sources of supply which were ultimately decided upon by William's Parliaments were those of the two preceding reigns. … student of history who wishes to realise how incisive was William III.'s control of his executive, how personal was his … crystallisation of party politics. Throughout the reign of William III. the essential conditions for such a development …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… influence and more invigorating effect on the credit of William's Government than had the establishment of the Bank … touching its own honour. The very first supply granted to William by the Convention Parliament (viz. the Present Aid, I William and Mary, c. 3) contained this Parliamentary …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 63. West, bishop of Ely, was 68; Thomas lord Darcy, 60; William lord Mountjoy, 52. Lord Rochford, Anne Boleyn's …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… herrings. From Peterborough he removed to a house of Sir William Fitzwilliam, where he continued till the Monday …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… great, were allowed to arrest his hand. He had ordered Sir William Kingston, the keeper of the Tower, to proceed to … this day I have received letters from his Grace, by Sir William Kingston, by which I perceive that the King holds the … in very good estimation, and has sent for him by Sir William, who is now here, to come up and make his answer. But …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… lived with his duchess on the most scandalous terms. Sir William Compton had been cited in the ecclesiastical court, … Boleyn for money lent to the latter. See p. 1943. Sir William died immensely rich in 1528. With that extraordinary …