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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Alessandro Gatti, Majorduomo of the Venetian Ambassador in England, to preserve wheat and other kinds of grain for … Courts were kept and rents received by Sir Francis in his own name; new estates were let in his name; fines were received by him; church livings were disposed of; and materials were carried …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 4 s. 6 d., was given to the members of the Royal household in sums proportioned to their rank. The following extract … has heard, and how he has sped his judgment has presaged; in effect, refused all manner of justice, or hope of … of the rectory of Warton, co. Lancaster, in right of the church of Lancaster, demised the same to Thomas Middleton and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to George, Marquess of Huntly of 9,740 l., due to him in consideration of the surrender made in 1629 by the Marquess and his father of the sheriff-ships … positive truths, according to the doctrine of the Church, and pressed obedience and subjection to his Majesty, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… having given strict command that all people that live in houses that are or have been visited by the plague, shall … removed thereout into others that have been built for them in the fields, John Cheek, shoemaker in St. Martin's Lane, … are given, are both in the river. [1 p.] Jan. 28. Christ Church, Canterbury. 30. The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lockton to the King. Petitioner having a good title in law to a fourth part of Swineshead Fen, otherwise called Holland Fen, or the Eight Hundred Fen, in co. Lincoln, which title petitioner having surrendered to … be found in the Exchequer, who are not to be found in the church. In another addition it is stated that the King …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the King's servant Edward Norgate, 140 l., to be employed in altering the organ in the chapel at Hampton Court, and for making a new "chaire" … in kind as one of the principal possessions of his church, and before Dr. Aylett, his ordinary, commenced suit …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for pease, tares, and hay, for the red and fallow deer in the Great Park at Richmond. [6 lines on parchment.] Feb. … to Nicholas. Joseph Rea, heretofore the writer's deputy in the bailiwick of Westminster, has got into his hands 100 … in co. Cambridge, to which she never paid any layer to church, poor, constable, or otherwise. [ Seal with arms. 1 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… ordnance for supply of the Fleet besides those mentioned in their estimate of the 24th February last as intended for … of co. Carmarthen, to Nicholas. Has sent to be paid in 360 l., viz., 30 l. received from Carmarthen, 10 l. from … thing wherein his endeavours may be serviceable for the Church or common good, no man shall be more ready to execute …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… city of Worcester. Copy of the letter already calendared in Vol. cccxlix., No. 95, under date of 13th March inst. This … the ship-money rated upon their townships, the rather in regard that since the coming down of the messenger they … would turn to the glory of God and the welfare of the Church. [ Latin. 1 p.] March 16/26. Padua. 14. Thomas …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Archbishop's advice how her son shall carry himself in this. The Emperor being dead, and he not acknowledging this to be Emperor, there is a vacancy in the empire, and in that case he is "vicarie." Knows he is … paper) nor anything else concerning the ceremonies of the church. It is fit, in mine opinion, that Mr. Chancellor of …