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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… into a parliament" (p. 1). Three days later an Order in Council deals with the alteration in the prayers for the … or a peer, and either of all Wales or any particular county. I am of opinion that to make a commoner lieutenant of all Wales, or any county thereof, will not be for your service. If you appoint …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… The minutes of the examinations before the Privy Council of the men arrested in consequence of Josiah … was a good deal that still remained to do. 1 The Earl of Essex had died in the Tower by his own hand, but Laurence … supported by Lord Abingdon, the Lord Lieutenant of the county, but the university had a powerful friend in Secretary …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… off Portland ( ibid.). The Queen at once called a Cabinet Council and gave her orders. The disadvantages under which … monthly commissions of oyer and terminer in each Irish county (p. 175), and they were also instructed to make a very … the deanery of Holderness, of the hospital at Ilford in Essex, of St. Mary Magdalen in the deanery of Colchester, of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Rye in April and the men were ordered to appear before the Council (pp. 60, 71). On the other hand Mr. Clinton was … in the schools at St. Bees and Cockermouth in his native county. It was desired that the old master of the former … men-of-war (p. 341). Musters of the militia of Essex on 16 May, and of that of Suffolk on some date in 1676 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… their advice. On pp. 156158 are arguments of a debate in Council for and against a war, the latter being those adduced … Duke of Ormonde being appointed in place of the Earl of Essex. It was unexpected in Dublin, but the Earl was well … his equipage and transport to Ireland ( p. 184). Lord Essex stayed at Chapel Izod to allow the Castle to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… 'Jack How had 300 voyses for knight of the sheire for our county of Gloster, more than any of the rest of the candidates, though he hath not a foot of land in the county. The truth is people are so galled with taxes that … It shortly afterwards became known that Charles II at the Council referred to, held in November, had formally …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… into 'em at their own expense. At the same time the Council at Madrid would not accept of 6000 men, which our … established in London, and a subordinate office in every county in England and Wales. Churchwardens and parish clerks were to make returns twice a year to the county registrar, who would transmit them to the General …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the management of the post office was again brought before Council, and many complaints were made of the fraudulent … him and the protestation against serving under the Earl of Essex. Col. Adrian Scrope, governor of Bristol, appealed to … had been ordered at Bala, an inconvenient corner of the county; that 40 armed malignants had been brought in to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… few notices, being chiefly confined to those of the Council of State. This was continued precisely as before, the … probably intended to influence its successors; as that all Council orders be entered into a fair book, to be read at the … because from the strong feeling against enclosures in the county, the jury were likely to take part with the rioters. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… regiment, from moneys provided for the contingencies of Council, to be repaid later out of the Army assessments (p. … and Lawrence, President, and Thurloe, Secretary of Council (pp. 77-8). The alarm next arose that foreign forces … however, Lord Wilmot managed to escape from a port in Essex, landed at Flushing, and rejoined the King at Cologne, …