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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… ever I heard of. Whether or no it will be so, when I see and converse with her, I cannot tell. I believe there is a … am certain I could have had such as are handsomer, richer and superior to her in birth, I might say, discretion also, … which were put on me contrary to her own invitation and appointment, which I have seen under her hand. If …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… of Middlesex, came to the Court of Aldermen to-day and sent in a note to the Town Clerk, requiring the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to appoint for each of them an attorney to give an appearance and common bail to the suits of Papillon and Dubois, so that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… an affidavit before me concerning a discourse betwixt him and John Goodlad concerning Sir Roger Norwich, Goodlad … menacing Sir Roger with what he would do against him and that he would serve the greatest Whig in England to be … was in vigour, that there was to be a turning of times and more men killed, that in pursuance of his purpose he has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… tons, bound for the East Indies, stopped in Portland Road, and left on 31 Dec. [ S.P. Dom., Car. II. 232, No.1.] Jan.1. … from the North; one struck on a sand called the Cockle, and became so leaky as to need repairs. [ Ibid. No. 2] Jan.1. … to put a deputy into the ship whilst being repaired, and meantime to work in the yard at woolwich, where he lives, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… durst speak against me as a Papist to your lordship, and that Colston, who is so by profession, and has married a Spanish woman in Malaga, should be … as Sir Fras. Bedingfield did to me, inflame the merchants, and cause them to petition the King and Council for their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… Dom., Car. II. 272, No. 1.] Jan. 1. Account of interest and rewards paid for procuring moneys for the King's service … which was that Coventry has been turned out of his place, and Lord Buckhurst made a Bedchamber man. I agree with you … Dom., Entry Book 30, f. 186.] Jan. Confirmation to the bakers of Chester of their former charters and liberties. [ …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… afternoon I used all diligence imaginable to find you out, and own the obligation that your friendly, hearty prosecution and despatch of my business has for ever laid upon me. I assure you the sense and memory of your favour shall not die till I do, nor then …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… his letter; enclosing a bill of exchange for 200 l. and explaining the delay of his correspondent at Bordeaux in … to remember him as soon as he can help him to some money, and describing a chariot he has by him, in case his honour or … Jan. 19. Certificate by John Smith and John Danvers, sugar-bakers, that Abraham Cutler, servant to Theophilus Greene, is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… hear of much on the Tees, along which much household goods and cattle have been borne down, and, 'tis said, the upper … to you, being instrumental in its recovery. The bakers of this city have impoverished themselves by aiming at … Shakerley opposed them all along, on behalf of the country bakers, whose bread is much larger and finer. I could wish …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… John Richards to [Williamson]. Wishing him a happy and many prosperous New Years, enclosing a duplicate of Lord … the King, his lordship will answer by the next post, and postponing till next Monday what he had promised about the late complaints on either side between Spain and England of injuries done each other in the West Indies. [ …