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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Have intercepted a letter from Rich. Edwards of that county, late justice of peace, who was offered the Oaths of … Monk to Col. Sir John Carter, to employ the people of Denbigh to make the castle untenable, and to use the timber … the latter 200 l. and all the materials of the Castle of Denbigh, on condition of his rendering it untenable within …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Receivership for Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, or some other county. His ancestors have long been servants to the late …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… though the late postmaster, for bye ends, removed it to Denbigh, and then to St. Asaph. Feb. 11. 72. Mungo Dalton to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… with Crisp, of Colchester, the leader of them in the county, who had given hopes of relenting, but his only answer … January 2 last, to be read in every parish church in the county, for the suppression of unlawful meetings on pretence …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and none of the four will be for Bishops. Hopes the county will choose such. March 19. London. 87. Jos. Tilly to … affairs. Four honest, good members elected. Hopes their county and corporations will choose as well, and then …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… who has threatened, if they displease him, to remove the County Court, brought by him thither from Devizes. They told … be in London, though Sir Wm. Huddleston's trying for the county makes it uncertain. March 31. Queen's College. 63. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… granting to him the materials of the demolished Castle of Denbigh, contrary to which Arundel an engineer, a notorious … and Flintshire, of their pleasure that the materials of Denbigh Castle be disposed of to Wm. Ravenscroft, always a … Cardiff, to the King, for a letter to the sheriff of the county to hinder the holding of a fair every three weeks at …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… co. Montgomery. Edward Vaughan, of Lloydiarth, in the same county, reproved John Thomas, petty constable, for consenting … dangerous fanatics; he has been petitioned against by the county, and was formerly an intelligencer against the King. …