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Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Co. Devon: Nicholas Wood of Exeter merchant. for Co. Huntingdon: William Jeay and William Dowse of Huntingdon. for Co. Kent: William Fausset of Dartford. for …
Calendar of Treasury books
… s. 0 d. to William Jeay and William Dowse as same for Co. Huntingdon annis 17031713. Their payments in the whole into …
Calendar of Treasury books
… 0 d. 31 7 0 William Jeay and William Dowse, same for Co. Huntingdon, in part of 367 l. 1 s. 0 d. 91 15 3 Walker …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Jan. 17089 300 0 0 Messrs. Jeay and Dowse, ditto for Co. Huntingdon: dated 14 April 1715 367 10 0 J. Darby, ditto for …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Bucks 96 0 0 Roger Laxon, Sheriff for Cos. Cambridge and Huntingdon 95 10 0 John Bromhall, Sheriff for Co. Cheshire 62 …
A History of the County of York
… Thomas Gargrave (Vice-President 1555-79), and the Earl of Huntingdon (Lord President 1572-95). Initially at least, a … to decline amid the factions which surrounded it after Huntingdon's death. York had not abandoned its jealousies and …
A History of the County of York
… published a sermon preached in 1579 before Lord President Huntingdon. 26 Amongst the pre bendaries, Thomas Cottesford … and sometime lady-in-waiting to the queen. Apart from the Huntingdon wing of the King's Manor, the idioms of the …
A History of the County of York
… 65 A more sustained influence was that of Lord President Huntingdon, as much a Puritan as a cousin and trusted … mayor who in 1579 quarrelled so violently with Huntingdon's council and was slack in prosecuting Romanists. … 2 Despite his own religious convictions, Lord President Huntingdon had realized the unwisdom of excessive …
A History of the County of York
… York merchandise. This deadlock achieved, Lord President Huntingdon mediated between the parties and secured the … local barge-men for naval service. 84 At the same time, Huntingdon had administered an important lesson and steered …
A History of the County of York
… the queen's efficient and puritanical cousin the Earl of Huntingdon, whose additions form the first major monument of …