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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… seizures, rights, &c. belonging to him in right of his Crown, for a commission to the said Wren, Hoare and Brett, … if on the return thereof any title appear to be in the Crown, a grant thereof to be passed to the said Earl of … of the superiorities of that estate inseparably from the Crown, he is not willing they should pass in Exchequer, but …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… privileges of a burgh of barony, subject to payment to the Crown of the rents therein mentioned. [ Docquet. Ibid. p. … Inn, desiring a grant in fee-farm of the rights of the Crown in the commons, wastes, and purlieus within the manor …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… been by the trustees of the said security assigned to the Crown, only that the same might be applied to the … suit which relates to lands immediately depending on the Crown having been referred to the Lord Treasurer) for a lease … for Prize Goods," all such as are accountable to the Crown for prizes, ships, goods, &c., received by them and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… me that he heard of but two ships lost by the Swedes, the Crown, the Admiral with 130 guns, which overset and blew up, … [Received.] Counterfeit grant of freedom to the Rose and Crown dated 7 Sept., 1674, Windsor, and purporting to be … brought the counterfeit warrant for making the Rose and Crown free. [ Ibid. No. 61.] July 10. Commission to George …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… fairs and markets may be kept without prejudice to the Crown or the neighbouring fairs and markets and, if on the … the Sugar Loaf in King Street, St. Giles, and the Rose and Crown against Salisbury House in the Strand and Hopkins, now … and that the quit or custodium rents reserved to the Crown were through the omission or neglect of his said …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1678
… he was not one of the fighting party at the taking of the crown, he was employed by me as a scout and has often boasted … business, but confesses the Duke of Ormonde's and the crown's. Asked what business brought him to this end of the … long famous in this country for his ill affections to the Crown, was now under a process for nonconformity and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… such a manner that the title thereto still belongs to the Crown, and recommending to the Attorney-General such …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… that the French use their utmost in Sweden to engage that crown in a new alliance with them, but it's thought that … into custody. An information having been brought into the Crown Office against Henry Care, author of The Weekly Pacquet … in imitation of the loyalty of his ancestors served the Crown in the times of most general defection of those of his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… asserted and fully cleared and that the just rights of the Crown and monarchy in its natural, due and legal course of … of them should be present and assisting each other on the Crown side, when the proceedings are to be had against … his successor and another says he has a right to the Crown. Both crave the aid of the Surrey addressors. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… or embezzled rents, duties and casualties belonging to the Crown and pursue for the same as you shall find proper. 3. … whether property or superiority, belonging to the Crown and, if any such be granted, you are to endeavour to … do well for his part; his family has deserved well of the Crown; let him know from me that I expect he should use his …