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Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
… others our trustie and welbeloued subjects, We greet you well: Wee were once fully resolued, neuer in our time, to … to Gods ordinance, and the constant practise of all well gouerned Churches in all ages, Wee have placed you that … Reverend, right Worshipfull, and dearly beloued: It might well become me, according to the example of Elihu in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… admitted to attend the Commission court, which the court well liked of, and that as occasion should serve he might … earnestly desired that he might do so, which the court well liked. They decreed letters of intimation to be … good cause to the contrary, an attachment to go out, as well for the first alimony as for the late increase of 20 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… counsel and Mr. Cole to be his proctor, which the court well liked of. For the matter of his petition, touching the … to prepare all ready against the next court day, as well for informing, touching Dr. Stoughton's fuller answers, … the discovery of his secret and sly practices against the well settled government of the church and state …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… John Duncombe, of Stone, Bucks The like. Robert Veisey, of Bampton, co. Oxford. Appeared as a witness upon articles, and … next court day. fol. 189. Robert Veisey, of Chimney, in Bampton, co. Oxford. Robert Veisey and his wife sworn to … in costs, to be taxed next court day; and if he be well and can go abroad, he is to be committed to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Cause continued until the next court day. Thomas Jones, of Bampton, co. Oxford. Depositions of witnesses, except two, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to be examined. Robert Veisey the elder, of Chimney, in Bampton, co. Oxford. Upon affidavit of his disability to … Commission for taking his answers. Thomas [Jones], of Bampton, co. Oxford. Day assigned for the cause to be … from the Bishop of Exeter of his conformity and well demeanour in his ministry; was monished to pay 24 l. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… sureties in 200 l., to receive home his wife and use her well, she being ordered to go home with him. John Parke alias …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… wife's daughter, a child eight years of age and then not well, and threatened to inform against her if she came not to …