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Statutes of the Realm
… Charles I, 1640 CHAPTER II. An Act for the releif of His Majesties Armie and the Northern Parts of the … say) that aswell every person borne within this Realme of England Wales or other the Kings Dominions as all and every … Chancelor of the Dutchy Sir Thomas Bedingfeild Knight Attorney Edward Harbert Esquire Solicitor Generall to the …
Statutes of the Realm
… Charles I, 1640 Chapter XXIV. An Act for the releife of the Captives taken by Turkish Moorish and other Pirates and to prevent the taking of others in time to come.[ Rot. Parl. 16 Car. p. 2. nu. 20.] … out of or imported into this your Majesties Realme of England or Dominion of Wales that one other sum of One in the …
Charles I, 1640: An Act for the securing of such moneys as are or shall be due to the Inhabitants of the Countie of Yorke and the other adjoyning Counties wherein his Majesties Army is or hath beene billetted for the billet of the Souldiers of the said Army as also to certein Officers of the said Army who do forbear part of theire pay according to an Order in that behalfe made in the Commons House of Parliament this present Session for such part of theire pay as they shall so forbeare.
Statutes of the Realm
… Charles I, 1640 CHAPTER XIII. An Act for the securing of such moneys as are or shall be due to the Inhabitants of … of Horse and Foot, such Rates as shall be set by the Lord General of the Army and the Lord Lieutenant of the County of … the Armies and setling the Peace of the two Kingdomes of England and Scotland by the Treasurers or persons appointed …
Statutes of the Realm
… I, 1640 CHAPTER IX. An Act for the speedie provision of money for disbanding the Armies and setling the peace of the two Kingdomes of England and Scotland, [Rot. Parl. 16 Car. p. 2. n. 5.] Sums … C. P. 20.; Custos Brevium C. P. 60;Philazer of C. P. 5.; Attorney of the Court of Exchequer 10.; Auditor 10.; Clerk of …
Statutes of the Realm
… I, 1640 An Act for the speedy and effectuall reducing of the Rebells in his Majesties Kingdome of Ireland to theire due obedience to his Majesty & the Crowne of England Reasons for passing this A. Many Millions of Acres of … may be exported for that Purpose for 2 Years Duty free.; General Saving. And for the better advancing of a speedie …
Charles I, 1640: An Act to inable Corporations & Bodies Politique to participate of the benefit of an Act lately passed entituled An Act for the speedie and effectuall reducing of the Rebells in his Majesties Kingdome of Ireland to theire due obedience to his Majestie and the Crowne of England.
Statutes of the Realm
… to inable Corporations & Bodies Politique to participate of the benefit of an Act lately passed entituled An Act for the speedie and … to theire due obedience to his Majestie and the Crowne of England. [Rot. Parl. 16 Car. þ. 3. nu. 8.] c. 33. ante. …
Statutes of the Realm
… happen by the untimely adjourning proroguing or dissolving of this present Parliament. [Rot.Parl. 16 Car. p. 2. nu. 3.] … A.; The present Parliament not to be dissolved but by A of Parliament.; Houses of Peers and Commons not to be … redressed a firme Peace betweene the two Nations of England and Scotland concluded and before sufficient …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… CHARLES II. May 29-31, 1660 May 29. Whitehall. 1. Speech of Sir Harbottle Grimston, Bart., Speaker of the House of … Officers, under command of the Marquis of Hertford, Lieut.-General of the first-raised forces in the West and in South … put upon it. Declined to accept the place of Solicitor or Attorney General, or, though menaced, to take the oath of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 1. Warrant for a grant to Sir Henry De Vic, Bart., of the office of Chancellor of the Order of the Garter. Aug. … of lands and territories in America be delivered to the Attorney General, who is to certify their legality and usefulness, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… thither with ten carpenters and four sawyers. Particulars of carriage of timber from Sherwood Forest; can employ two … Fen, co. Lincoln, and opposition made thereto, the Attorney General praying an injunction, to quiet His Majesty's …