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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Wight was written with a new hand and ink in an unusual place, namely, after West Chester, whereupon petitioner … at Portsmouth, surrendered the letters patent of that place, and being fallen into poverty, prays for some other … has already received,) for a claim of hers to Aldenham, a place which was the writer's father's, of which sum how much …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… directions from the Council, "or other in power and place." 24 th December 1636. [1 p.] Dec. 24. 5. Declaration … assessed or not, but being assessed as a personalty in the place where he is resident, whether he should be charged … Similar information. Spinola gave him addresses at that place to a broken merchant, and the writer waits his giving …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… father, Nicholas Hookes, lately deceased, executed the place of post of Conway, co. Carnarvon, for 26 years. About … six years since petititioner was appointed to the said place by Lord Stanhope. Understanding that all posts are in … attendance on the Prince, prays the Secretary to grant the place to petitioner's brother Henry Rookes [ sic] who was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to Nicholas. For Wm. Crampton to be Cook of the Triumph in place of George Morrock. August 19. Ash. 7. Sir John Drake to … accompanied by an unkind message. His father served in the place 30 years. Begs that complaints of Capt. Alleyne may not … Thos. Cooke for Boatswain of the yard at Deptford, in place ofNethersole. August 21. Howlett. 14. Sir Hen. Palmer …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his Majesty to have the disposing of the prothonotary's place in the Court of Common Pleas, which he claims to belong … Having a grant from his Majesty of the muster-master's place of the city of London, petitioner has viewed the arms …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of clerk of the check for the Navy at Portsmouth, which place was purchased with their money, but by the displeasure … the water in London was not fit for this purpose, nor any place convenient about the city for drying the cloth. White …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Finding Sir John to be the chief disposer of the steward's place, then vacant, petitions in favour of his brother, who … 3,000 l. which he must have been at if he had held the place of sheriff, and about a twelve month since being called … destitute. Petitioner prays the King to confer the place on him. [ p.] 44. The like of Philip, Earl of Pembroke …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and that the men should be brought before him at the same place four days after. The constables provided 16 or 17 able … Jan. 6. The Lady Falkland is to be confined to such place as [the] Lord Treasurer shall think fit. 7. Mr. Richard … to examine the business and consider of some fitter place to lay this charge on. She thought to have petitioned …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… bought her, have provided a great cargazine of goods for a place where only such a vessel can enter in. Enclose their … they having bought a great "cargazone" of goods for a place, where only such a ship of small draught of water is … be commanded to give their attendance at that time and place. And because the sheriff cannot be absent out of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Westminster and in Cheapside, and to lose one ear at each place; Elmestone, imprisonment, good behaviour, and to stand … to Nathaniel Terne for execution of the surveyor's place. [ Seal with arms, broken. 1 p.] Jan. 28. 29. William … will send to meet their Commissioners in any indifferent place. Concerning the authentic copies of the courts and …