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A History of the County of Essex
… road crosses the Colne. In the 13th century it was Britric's bridge, presumably from its pre-Conquest holder, and the … to Col- chester in 1914, and from the 1930s to the 1950s S. Blackwell of Earls Colne ran an express coach from Chappel … 92 Descriptions of Vernons and Broom House are by A. P. Baggs. 93 E.R.O., D/DBm M2, rott. 13, 14d.; Feet of F. Essex, …
Bristol Town Duties
… action was brought by William Porte, Treasurer of the King's Chamber, against John Coghan, late Sheriff of Bristol, for … the revenue, as exhibited by the statement of the Sheriff's Account, for the year preceding: Vic Bristol.: The Charges borne by the Shreves of Bristoll to the King's Grce for his fee feme and discharge of their Account in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1 - volume 1 April 1625 April 1625 April 1. St. James's. Proclamation to inhibit the sale of Latin Books reprinted … attend his Grace, but the intimation of his late Majesty's decease had imposed, not only a sorrow, but an astonishment … will be wholly devoted to the contemplation of his Grace's excellence. April 1. Tower Hill. 26. Commissioners of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Castle. 1. Sir John Hippisley to the Council. Ifferson's cause had been heard in Lord Zouch's time, and with as much favour as the cause would bear. Nov. … at his house; with some advices. [ Minute, Conway's Letter Book, p. 236.] Nov. 18. Londesborough. 4. Francis …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… received certain intelligence of the Archbishop of York's death. Reminds the Duke of the writer's earnest suit and of his gracious answer when the Duke did … Recommends Thomas Barker, who is suitor for a purser's place in one of the pinnaces now building. April 1. 7. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to have been delivered in the House of Commons. The King's Speech on receiving the petition, as printed in the … Nethersole to Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia. The Parliament's giving the King five subsidies astonished the Duke, yet … Eliot took a handsome occasion to complain of the Duke's name being mingled with the King's upon all occasions. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… they had ten small boats at sea, to take fish for the King's household, and the relief of the town; three of them were … that its continuance may not evermore keep the King's store weak. Is glad there is a committee of the Lords … pay the duties due to the Admiralty of Holland. The Duke's deputy at Southampton demands of the petitioners the tenths …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… from their shameful and ungrateful desertion of the King's service. Kerby, condemned by the Martial Commissioners and … fleet was there would not be to the advantage of the King's service. There is a difference of opinion amongst the … William Gardiner to Sec. Conway. To recommend Sir William's brother, now serving as a lieutenant at Stade, to Sir …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… powder and match for the magazine therein for his Majesty's service. Prays for a warrant for two lasts of powder from … Marines. The Little Anne went from Plymouth with the King's fleet. Arrived at anchor in Charlebois Road on the Thursday … a French bark which accompanied the Earl of Denbigh's fleet to Rochelle, which brings the unhappy news of their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… May 24. Warrant to pay to James Heriot, his Majesty's jeweller, 160 l. 14 s. for pearls for embroidering a foot cloth, saddle, and … Grant to William Murray and Endymion Porter, his Majesty's servants, and to Thomas Baldwin, of two parts of the money …