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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… came before the town, and about 10 a.m. began to line the hedges, and by their shelter approached very near the works. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… their infinite advantages of ground, secured with many hedges and ditches, we beat them from place to place quite … pp. 196, 197. Copy=1 pp.] Jan. 22. 30. Information by J. Bromwich against Major Ingoldsby or Inglesby. 1. There was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… the beasts in the outside, and they would fain break the hedges to come into the gardens. [ p.] 1638. 57. List by Sir …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… admitting inhabitants of very ill name, noted for breaking hedges and stealing wood. This you do not of ignorance, but … at sea. [ See Vol. DXXXIII., No. 93.] [1631 ?] 84. Dr. J. Johnson, rector of Wapping, to Mr. Randoll. Pray receive …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… see Mr. Sharples and do the deed with him. Feb. 21. 19. J[ohn] I[ronmonger] to Sir Thos. Gower. The consultation at … v., pp. 9194.] Feb. 25. London. Levant Company to Willm. Hedges. Exceptions to his accounts as to charges of feasting, … is not an elm within 12 miles. [ Adm. Paper.] Feb. 27. 92. J. Sotherne to Thos. Hayter. Mr. Coventry desires that some …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… v., pp. 119125.] Feb. 15. London. Levant Company to Mr. Hedges. Approve his drawing bills on them rather than taking … Edward Proctor. [ Adm. Paper.] Feb. 17. Sayes Court. 51. J. Evelyn to Sam. Pepys. The King is well pleased with what … for both. [ Adm. Paper.] Feb. 20. Portsmouth. 78. St. J. Steventon, clerk of the cheque, to the Navy Comrs. Begs …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… which will not be injured by enclosing the ground with hedges from the rest of the common, the enclosures being made … may be supplied. [ Adm. Paper.] May 10. Whitehall. 90. J. Sotherne to Sam. Pepys. The victuals provided at Milford … House. 103. Sir Jo. Wolstenholme, Sir John Shaw, and J. Harrison, farmers of customs, to Sir Phil. Warwick. The …