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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Marshal has carried himself very nobly and like a right English Earl, and is not insensible of the loss of his … late Mayor of Weymouth, to require all mariners of that borough to appear before them at the Rose and Crown by five … three o'clock in the afternoon, Robert Newman came to this borough to impress shipwrights, but being much distempered …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… He also solicits their interference on behalf of 34 English soldiers, who had been in the West Indies three years … last, at a meeting of the Common Council of the said borough, petitioner signified to them that, as well because … take some speedy course for settling the government of the borough. [1 p.] Annexed, 90. i. Causes and reasons shown …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… assured to the subjects of the United Provinces within the English seas. If the Hollanders had given just cause to be … like of John Duburdett, a merchant of France, and other English merchants adventurers thither, to the same. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… by means whereof he has procured the liberty of all the English captives at Morocco, being 36, which would not have …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… are to be kept in safe custody till he comes upon the English coasts when he is to send them to the next gaol to be … to the said mayor for levying 120 l. upon the said borough for ship-money. The mayor and burgesses have … consulted on a course for assessing the same, but find the borough at this time altogether disabled, and conceive it …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and others, and of Alice Hele, widow, deceased, Walter Borough, deceased, and the Lady Prideaux, provision has also … for the use of the hospital, and the maintenance of an English school. Pray his Majesty's licence for carrying out … of Surrey, to the Council. In answer to complaint of the borough of Southwark, respecting the pressure of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… rate is most just. They recommend the Lords to ease the borough of 70 l., and to cast it upon their hundred. But they … the sheriff that he is commanded to levy 100 l. upon the borough, which the borough having due respect to his … no danger in that passage, which is the common road of all English gentlemen towards France. Gave advice of a trunk sent …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… shall have wrought up all that he has, as well Barbary as English, and the standing still of his mills will … have done. Pray them to command the sheriff to ease their borough of 70 l., and raise the same upon the hundred of … the reference to the Judges, and their direction that the borough should pay the 100 l. for the present, and then they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… has been always one of the Burgesses inhabiting within the borough. John Hildesley, an attorney-at-law, being no burgess … Henley and Augustine Phellips, of London, merchants. An English ship, the Pelican, having taken into her, at Fayal, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… stones, Polman in the year 1631 put himself on board an English East Indiaman in Persia, on his way home. He had with …