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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… His Majesty is well pleased with the readiness you found in the gentry, and not intending to burden the country more … into the hands of Mr. Attorney that he may be prosecuted, in order whereunto you are to have the prisoner sent to the … Negus to be lieutenant of Capt. John Bristow's company in the Holland Regiment of Foot and to John Shrimpton to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… and to Ehud Boade to be ensign of Lord Hunsdon, all in the Holland Regiment of Foot. Minutes. S.P. 44/165, p. 2 … tells me he recommends me to you as your Council at Law in Ireland. If you think fit to make use of me I am glad it … as was lately granted to John Webster, John Duffe, John Bromley, Francis Nelson, Thomas Carew, Edward Goodall and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… to his Majesty for his letter. I see there is no order in my commissions how many we are to have in a company nor … Waldegrave 7, Mrs. Margaret Dawson 7, Mrs. Elizabeth Bromley 7, Mrs. Pelagrina Turini 7, Mrs. Anna Ciry 6, Mrs. … of that place. S.P. 31/4, fol. 183 1779 October 23. Bromley. The Bishop of Rochester to [the Earl of Sunderland]. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… Desiring his Majesty's approbation of the gentlemen named in the enclosed list for his Deputy Lieutenants. S.P. Dom., … Blackwall, to be ensign of an Independent Company of Foot in the Tower of London whereof Sir Christopher Musgrave is … Thomas Cooks, Sir Rowland Berkeley, Sir John Talbott, Mr. Bromley of Holt, Mr. Pitt of Kyre, Mr. Jefferies of Ham …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the quarrel with Huntly and to join with the Papist lords in possessing the state (who afterwards will assure him his … better fortune, that he might either have some oversight in England, which he would use with more modesty than before, … the Erle of Sussex into Scotland." Lord Wharton, Sir Henry Bromley, Mr. Hugh Portman, Mr. Henry Guildford, Mr. Oliver …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… is said that at Stirling the King nor any there have dealt in any such matter; yet some would persuade me that B (the … Chancellor) looks that the King shall see them preserved in their places. They are backing themselves very strongly … for another, so that now the Chancellor is over-strong in the south for Mar. The young Prince's nurse has become dry …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… I received from Roger Aston this letter enclosed, etc. In the furtherance of Mar's suit and desire I have not only … I humbly pray your lordship to direct me what I shall do in the same. By other letters I perceive that by late practice devised in Ireland and Scotland, and wherein England is holden …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… J, a Neapolitan, said that his diploma was kept by his son-in-law. Action taken See next. 7 July 1626 Entry J confessed to three years' practice in London. He came to be examined but was held, in replying to the first Censor, to have been replying to the …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… CAUSA. They had been freed and P was to hear their case in his house. Censors were sent to the hearing. J confessed … - surgeons often used medicines. P upheld the College in everything. Action taken Lord Chief Justice found J guilty … admitted all those who brought urine. He had cured a baker in Ironmonger Lane (etc.). Attitude of the accused denied …