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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… chosen into the Common Council as have opposed regular government. Requires strict orders to the several wards for a … country more backward in anything concerning the safety of government than now it is. God protect the King! they plead … his marriage, &c., but with no ill intention to King or Government. December 20. 81. v. Hen. West to [Wm. West]. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to the altar; that it was mere mountebank play; that the Government would not last a year, and the change would begin … King having information of his good affection towards the Government. [ Ent. Book 5, p. 104.] [Dec. 24.] 7. Dr. Yerbury …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… with the authors of them, the great happiness and happy government of King Charles II. ensuing, miraculously …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… still clandestinely dispersed, endangering the peace of government. 105. Jane Lane. For the place of Upper Assay … who bore arms against the late King, or sided with the Government, and who turned out the loyal members, and now …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… speak very large against the King's Council and Church government. Feb. 15. Woolwich. 52. Christopher Pett to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… pipes," with other irreverent words of bishops and the government of the church. Feb. 24. Statement that the … 28. Dispensation to Lord Colepeper to be absent from his government in the Isle of Wight, on some important occasions …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… limited by the Act for preserving the King's person and government, for the trial to follow the prosecution. [ Ent. … the King's Bench, for speaking seditious words against the Government. Field was the man who sequestered her living, … additional, to the forces lately raised for defence of the Government; total salaries, 72 l. 16 s. a year. [ Ent. Book …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… he having pleaded at the board his quiet submission to government, taken the Oath of Allegiance, &c. April 18. The … his horrid crime, and exhorted others to submit quietly to government, his head and quarters be committed to Christian … in several meetings to promote a change in the government of these kingdoms. [ Ent. Books 7, p. 19; and 48, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… City will receive benefit from their prudent and sincere government. [ Ent. Books 3, p. 42, and 4, p. 110.] May 5. … on the late Act for the safety of the King's person and government. [ Ent. Book 7, p. 57.] May 14. Whitehall. 52. … of scandalous life, and a great enemy to the present Government, assembled tumultuously in the minster, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the escape of Andrew Yarrington, a person dangerous to the government, from the custody of the Provost Marshal. May 29. …