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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… was enforced to prosecute a suit in the Archdeacon's Court of Plympton, for clearing his wife's credit, where … petitioner, from which Avent appealed to the Chancellor's Court at Exeter, and there likewise sentence passed for … inhabiting within the city of Hereford for lands in Hampton and Holmer adjoining the city, and part lying within …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… residing at Rouen, and a citation had come down from the Court of Delegates. The goods of Capt. Ellis's wrecked prize … A friend tells him that he has had great wrong done him at Court. Gyffard's enemies are such as dare not show …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… well. [ Seal with arms. 2 pp.] Jan. 24. 9. Sentence in the Court of High Commission against Richard Northen, curate of … and Kelby under his care. All which being proved, the court fined him 1,000 l. to his Majesty, committed him to the Gate-house during the pleasure of the Court, ordered him to be suspended from his ministerial …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his Grace upon occasion of a suit then depending in the Court of High Commission, long since commenced against Geare … before she came of age, upon pretence of privilege in that court, an information is there exhibited against petitioners, … who made the said decree, and to the Attorney of the Court of Wards, to mediate and finally determine the said …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… known infirmity of body and fortune as hath forced me from Court, and made me unfit for any course abroad, yet I will … for a good part of these debts, are living about the Court or in London, and can witness the truth. Moneys I have … Boteler, messenger. Warrant to take into custody Thomas Hampton, Mr. Mayning, widow Readhead, Lady Pachnam [Packenham …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… borough, 29 Hen. III., and the parson got a charter for a court of pleas and leets and divers other liberties, 24 Edw. … who hold lands in that town have appeared at the parson's court Baron and leet, and have sworn fealty to him, and paid … Wollaston with any miscarriage, sent for him to their court at Guildhall, and demanded of him the keys of the said …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… cause to doubt, the rather for that it was directed to the Court, a thing unusual to temporal courts, and the … instructions, and so have been all the presidents of this Court ever since the first erection thereof, and having power … Pelmell [Pall Mall] and making a garden near the honour of Hampton Court. [ Docquet.] Mar. 25. Grant of denization unto …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… days before the Lord General went from London, he kept a court of honour, privately in his own house, to hear a cause … more southerly, both to give place for lodging the King's court and camp; and, besides, some traitors may lurk amongst … of any man in London, or of some one coming from the Court, and charge me with a bill of exchange, I will not fail …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the defendant, delivered to us a commission out of the Court of Chancery, dated 23rd February, enabling us to take … with the commission, we have returned into the Court of Chancery; whereby the true state of the business may … Her things were ready to be sent down from London to Hampton, to be sent over. Promises to send some lasses [lace …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for in November last; has given bond for the money in the Court of Admiralty, which ought to be a discharge; is a … from Turin to Venice, and 1,000 l. for his sojourn at the Court of Saxony; payment of the Queen's debts for Barges, 410 …