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Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… [ Also G 2, p. 79.] Prefixing, i. Sir Wm. Armyne, Thos. Hatcher, and Rich. Barwis, to Sir Hen. Vane, jun. The bearer, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Rob. Goodwin. [John] Gurdon. Sir Art. Hesilrigge. [Thos.] Hatcher. [Corn.] Holland. Sir Ant. Irby. [Rob.] Reynolds. Sir …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Sir Edw. Aiscough, Sir Chris. Wray, Sir Ant. Irby, Thos. Hatcher, and Wm. Ellis, of the House of Commons, were …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… 40 Rich. Selwyn 40 George Wood, senior 40 Sarr Rich. Hatcher 15 Selling Robt. Thomas 40 Rich. Spooner 10 Sevenoaks …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… he was of the committee. 2. That Col. Waite, [Capt.] John Hatcher, Robt. Horsman, John Osborne, and others of the … Easter following he went up to London again, leaving Capt. Hatcher, Christ. Browne, and John Osborne of the said …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… White, of Eltham. Philip Frowd of Gillingham, and Walter Hatcher of Tunbridge have long left those places. Sir Fras. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Crown Lands for a particular of the pools or waters called Hatcher Meer and the fish pool lying in the forest of Mara … in said forest who kept nets in the said pools called Hatcher Mere for the Crews' benefit until his death 50 years …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… exchange at 15 days' sight. 500 0 0 1 1,2 " 30 " " Thos. Hatcher To be repaid in Scotland 300 0 0 1 " 31 " " Rich. …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… Interior views of two rooms published by Benson & Hatcher in 1843 (opp. p. 602) are based on drawings by … legal officers. 5 Later owners are recorded by Benson & Hatcher. 6 In 1649 the owner was Sir Gabriel Dowse. 7 (259) … Corp. MS., deed 1431, relating to monument (259). Benson & Hatcher, 602. Parl. Svy., loose folio. Sar. Corp. MS., …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Kitson, a messenger, to apprehend Mrs. Hartcher, alias Hatcher, or by the name of Lady Elizabeth Hatcher, lately come from France, from Holland, or Flanders … and was in custody and was committed to Newgate. Captain Hatcher, who was gentleman-usher to the late King James, came …