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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… nor large enough for his disport, directed petitioner's deceased husband, Francis Earl of Westmoreland, to take in … Petition of Henry Masterson, M.A., and student of Christ's College, Cambridge, to the King. Petitioner has been a … 21. The same to the Mayor of Exeter. Recites letters of Queen Elizabeth, whereby she required that the cloth market …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… King. Report on petition of Edward Dendy, one of the King's sergeants-at-arms, referred by his Majesty to the Earl. … of the Navy, to the Lords of the Admiralty. In the time of Queen Elizabeth the master gunners wore the rose and crown … of Gravelines is contradicted. [2 pp.] Jan. 11. St. John's College, Cambridge. 36. Certificate of Master and Fellows of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… having been moved by Mr. Fielding to give him and Nicholas's brother Dyke (his partner) a discharge upon their account, … men to work. [3 pp.] Feb. 5/15. The Hague. 9. Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia to Archbishop Laud. Has understood from [Sir … Oxford, towards Archbishop Laud's buildings at St. John's College, Oxford. [ p.] Feb. 26. Westminster. Letters patent …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the maritime places had demanded the loan of a King's ship instead of taking upon them to find a ship of the … offered to contract at easier rates. [1 p.] March 4. New College, [Oxford]. 19. John Windebank to his father Sec. … sorry for what she had said, and prayed for the King and Queen. Marlborough, 5 th March 16345. Underwritten, on the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… above ten or twelve weeks, to the overthrow of his Majesty's service, and to petitioner's damage, near one hundred … Burlamachi for it, and he pretends to have paid it to the Queen of Bohemia and others; those of Rotterdam refuse to pay … Lord Cottington had seen acquittances for payments to the Queen of Bohemia and others, wherewith the Lords rested …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… it is signified, that people troubled with the King's evil shall not resort to Court to be healed but only twice … Surgeon. [ Copy. 2 pp.] April 1. The Hague. 2. Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia to Sir Thomas Roe. This good nobleman … within his rivers, upon his coasts, and in his ports and chambers, to the great derogation of that dominion at sea …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Henrietta employed in the Thames is to be placed in White's stead, and the Officers are to recommend a fit person in … Ibid., fol. 116. p.] April 20/30 The Hague. 13. Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia to [Archbishop Laud]. Purposed to have … he knows that nothing could more undo the cause of the Queen his mistress than to divide her from the counsels of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Admiralty think it not fit to give any way to petitioner's request, whereby to draw a charge upon the King. Whitehall, … p.] May 2. Lambeth. 24. [Archbishop Laud] to Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia. Has received two letters from her giving … bathing palace, to be placed in the Thames opposite the Queen's Palace, i.e. Denmark or Somerset House. [ French. 2 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Lynn persuaded to take five shillings to go to the King's ship in room of an able seaman. Christopher Addington and … must be employment for a greater number of seacoal meters. Queen Elizabeth caused six coal meters to be added to the … be employed for Archbishop Laud's buildings at St. John's College, Oxford. [ p.] May 26. 48. See "Returns of Justices …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of London, to the King. In the reigns of the King's predecessors from Henry III., they and the Hanse Towns had … horses shall be sold with all speed. [1 p.] June 1. New College, Oxford. 5. Thomas Reade to his uncle Sec. Windebank. … title deduced from Robert Earl of Sussex, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Sir John Heydon claimed under a lease from …