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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… he whole parcel of tobacco in the warehouse, 40,000 lbs. English weight, to be taken in such manner as it shall rise, … Edinburgh. 5. Sec. Vane to [Sir Thos. Row]. The Scotch and English armies are nearly disbanded, and the rest hasten as … German Princes' madness, or of the Emperor's belief the English mania will continue. This last doth certainly cause …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… A proclamation will shortly come out for calling home all English Papists within a short time, upon confiscation of … of his royal person. [ Endorsed: "A translation into English of the letter that the Ambassador of Spain writes to … have used many cruelties to and slain some of the English, so that kingdom is not without apparent danger of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… October 15-31, 1641 Oct. 15/25, Paris. 1. Richard Brown, English Ambassador at Paris, to Sec. Vane. Yesterday I … de Seneterre, at the solicitation of Mr. Foster, that the English now here, and [those] fled hither to avoid the storm …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… iv. 462. p.] Dec. 3/13, Paris. 18. Richard Browne, English Ambassador at Paris, to Sec. Vane. Yesterday an … which he refused, in regard he was always retained for the English nation. He could not acquaint me with all the … of our nation at Marseilles to obtain the liberty of seven English galley-slaves. I thought it my duty first to acquaint …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Clerk of the Market." [1 pp.] 1641. 54. A comparison of English moneys in weight and value with the gold and silver …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… brings an assurance from young Mr. Skinner and Mr. Gaul, English merchants residing at Dunkirk, that very many Irish … go for the Groyne in Galicia, and offered these and other English merchants roundly to assure them; but they are … was a business in agitation in that Court concerning an English ship called the Pearl, surprised by three of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… is the cause of his detention. [ Latin, except the oath in English. Draft. 11 pp.] Feb. 3, Whitehall. 2. Sidney Bere to … and Danes. It is reported the French have stayed all English ships and goods in that kingdom. I know not what … Harcourt there are now ready to pass over from hence 1,200 English more and 2,500 Scots; also six of the King's ships …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… bond and Sir Robert Meredith for relief of the poor English in Dublin, out of the first money that shall come in … Supremacy to be administered to Sir Hugh Owen. [ Latin and English. Three strips of parchment.] Mar. 19. 88. Order of … which I will reiterate here in short; viz., that if the English Ambassador can get the Lower Palatinate for the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… is no speech of Spanish pataches at St. Malo, that all the English ships which were stayed are released, and that the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the King, and also of a declaration sent them from the English Parliament. They are thankful for his Majesty's …