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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 1667 April ? 1. Proposals for the effectual fortifying of Bridlington quay, for security of such vessels as are … Hamburg. Asks whether Lord Arlington will be postmaster-general. April 1. 14. Fras. Malory to Jas. Hickes. To the … di Venetia, manned with Italians, from London to New England, there to lade fish for Spain, and return to London. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 10-21, 1667 April 10. Greenwich. 1. Capt. Robt. Robinson of the Warspite to Mr. Hayter of the Navy Office. Sends his … Holden to Williamson. Capt. Manning has sent to the Lord General the letters he took in the French packet boat; they … sail, with 50,000 landsmen on board, is intended to invade England, and will have the Isle of Wight before the end of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 22-30, 1667 April 22. Chatham. 1. Capt. John Fortescue of the Charles V. to the Navy Comrs. Recommends Robt. Smith … to Sir William Godolphin, Bart., of the office of Receiver General of cos. Cornwall and Devonshire; fee, 50 l. a year. … import or sale of foreign alum, the manufacture thereof in England set up by King James producing a sufficient quantity …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Hickes. Two French vessels have arrived, with the Duke of York's pass, for fetching away the French prisoners from … plaster of Tarris [Paris?]. With reference thereon to the Attorney General. May 1. Entry of the above reference. [ Ent. Book 18, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Charles 2 - volume 2 May 1660 May 1660 May ? Volume of Petitions, all addressed to the King, unless otherwise … King, in whose service, as scout-master and waggon-master-general, he lost part of his estate, and all his fortune of … France, but on reduction of his family, was sent back to England, with promise not to be prejudiced by his absence. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… - volume 20 October 1660 October 1660 1660. Oct. ? Volume of Petitions all addressed to the King, unless otherwise … of Sir Thos. Ryves. For relief; her husband was Advocate General to King James, and attended his late Majesty even to … office of Serjeant-at-Arms to the House of Commons, the Attorney General having reported in his favour, though Jas. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… has brought in two French prizes, both bound for the bank of Newfoundland; she took another, but was obliged to give it … come in. Is going to York, to speak with the Receiver General for that county about the money ordered for payment … 25, p. 11.] May 10. The King to Wm. Montague, the Queen's attorney general. The father of Henry Guy, the King's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Turner. Cannot comply with the warrant for sending oars of 15 and 16 feet to Chatham, as Mr. Harrington's oars are … sent into France, and is very much needed in the West of England. [ Ent. Book 25, p. 13 b.] May 17. The Friezland, … declared war against the Spaniards, and that the States general have refused in a very high manner his requests to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… letter; all is quiet there, and trade advances, in hopes of a successful issue to the treaty. May 25. Boston. 2. Robt. … the Little Victory. Sends a paper given to him by the Lord General, and desires they will do right to the person it … Comrs., for a warrant to Sir Thos. Fanshaw, coroner and attorney of King's Bench, to pay what they think fit, from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… June 1. Weymouth. 1. John Pocock to James Hickes. A fleet of 70 ships has been discovered, lying some leagues off the … him of one Elton, sent prisoner to Carlisle by the Lord General's order, who is an ill man, and so poor that he could … enemies. June 3. Whitehall. 32. Petition of John Hyde, attorney of Common Pleas, to the King, for pardon for the …