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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… liberty of the town, bade his son advertise his friends to keep in readiness, and not to believe the Gazette as to the … of the money has made the seamen very thankful and they keep a good decorum, which he hopes will continue; the … his credit by having trusted on it; must go to prison or keep in the house, if there be not a speedy supply; 800 l. is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Has no hopes of Wigan, Mr. Hotham's trustees resolving to keep him in, notwithstanding his book; or to give it to a … Rich. Allestrey to Williamson. Regrets not being able to keep the boy recommended by him; but though his head is full … he has received their fish moneys, so that he has often to keep out of sight, when he should be at his duties. [ Adm …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Scanderoon, his successor being under like obligations to keep them in repair; and till this be effected, his salary is … person, with 400 dollars allowance; he is to receive and keep the warehouses in good repair. The articles contain a … and a boy. Desires an order, not only to clear him but to keep him from being pressed for the future. [ Adm. Paper.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… but not meeting with any booty, went home. Intends to keep a small vessel for the discovery of pickeroons. Has his … Duke of York. Asks how they are to be disposed of; will keep them there securely if charged by warrant, but hopes … some bottles of wine or box money go far. If the merchants keep their resolution, this grievance will be heard of from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to the Navy Comrs. Is compelled to remain on board to keep the men; desires their payment to enable him to sail, as … of them, but it proves a juggle of the coal-sellers to keep up their excessive rates. Mr. Roper and Sir Peter Wyche … of the Tower to receive the Duke of Buckingham, and to keep him close prisoner. Minute. [ Ent. Book 24, p. 34.] Feb. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… late Lord Wentworth, his son, to Sir Wm. Smith, Bart., to keep a weekly market and yearly fair at Mile End Green, … and power to seize and examine all suspected persons, and keep the road clear of highwaymen. The serjeant-at-arms, sent … is bad with frost, snow, and tempest; the snow and hail keep the Rolling Grounds out of sight. A boat with anchors …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the Golden Lion to Portsmouth, has kept on board ship to keep the company, pressed with much hazard and difficulty, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… contrary winds, but the King's ships ply to windward and keep the sea. March 25. Dover. 5. Jo. Carlisle to Williamson. … safe to London. Endorsed with a request to Mr. Hickes to keep the letter till his father comes. March 27. Weymouth. … ships. The smith must be minded, and Spanish iron to keep the shipwrights at work. Has seen the Prize Officer …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Hull as fast as they can, as the noise of their coming may keep the seamen quiet. Comr. Middleton has not heard the … for performance, as desired. Complains that the men who keep horses in town daily horse outlandish men, with or …