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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… no further therein, nor ever was he in any actual service, neither assenting nor assisting thereunto than here … times. But we never heard that he was in any personal service of war. It is attested unto us that since the enemy … 202 G., pp. 385400.] April 20. 5. Notes relative to military affairs of various dates. 20 Apr. 1646. The contents …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Excise to be employed by this Committee upon a certain service which has by our direction accordingly been issued … may be repaid who have laid out the same for the public service by our appointment and direction. [ Interregnum 23 … 10,000 l. appointed by an Ordinance of 20th March for the service in North Wales, one month's pay should be assigned to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… power for payment of his salary, but in regard of extra service and constant attendance on the navy business it is … to restrict the time, this being not breeding time. In a service of so great consequence to the State all due … Underwritten, 117. i. Whether the judicial, legislative, military, and civil power of the Parliament in matters …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… distempers that may prove of ill consequence to the public service. [ Interregnum 23 E., pp. 96, 97. Copy= p.] July 3. … great sums raised in this poor exhausted county for the service of the Parliament, for which no account can be … many of them as you shall think fit to be employed in this service. [ Seal, broken. 1 p.] July 6. 36. Order made at the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of which he hath a special dexterity. For his good service therewith against Banbury Castle the House [of … employment, we recommend him to you; that if you have any service for him he may be employed, or otherwise be … to Worcester, and there receive orders from you for the service against that place, so direct your orders to him …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… own forces. Under these circumstances, and for that the service where you are is of longer duration than we at first … as you may judge necessary to enable you to effect that service, and follow the orders of Sir Thos. Fairfax. [ Ibid. … account, to be employed in providing necessaries for the service and defence of Holy Island. These are followed by a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Massie, being 23 Oct. 1646. During the time of his service he received 14 weeks' pay, according to the new … a burden to the country there, but be sent at once to the service for which they are designed. We have recommended it … York, to the Standing Committee at York. Petitioner was in service under Lord Fairfax since the beginning of these wars, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Parliament and have no right to the privilege by birth or service are hereby disenfranchised. Also it is ordered by the … and arms, which since have been employed in the State's service, and he has since continued peaceably at home. … was Governor, 22 Nov. 1645, and he there submitted and did service for the Parliament with his man and horses so long as …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and which I have desired solely for the convenience of my service. The great expense he has been put to on my account these sixteen years, and the service which he has rendered to the Catholic religion in … certain persons, and assigned some forces to attend that service, which work was accordingly happily brought to pass, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… them with the Parliament's votes for encouragement of that service, and on Tuesday next give us an account of your … certain companies of foot, reported for the Venetians' service. The funeral of the late Prince [of Orange] is to be … laid upon him but solely to advance the Parliament's service went from Hull to Gainsborough in a service which …