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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… laden with bricks and other materials for the King's house at Plymouth, that already given being of no use, … is to be done, this is the last day; I am at Mr. Church's house, Suffolk Street. [ Ibid. No. 138.] Jos. Cartoni to … sent 1 Nov. 1668 from Lord Arlington to the Duke of Buckingham. [ Ibid. No. 160.] Statement by Sir John Denham, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… shot, stores, &c., thereto pertaining, for defence of his house at Cobham, Kent. [ Ibid. No. 204.] Court at Whitehall. … Wm. Samuel, surveyor, 439 l. 13 s. 4 d. for rebuilding the house of Thos. Wyndham, equerry, in the Green Mews, which is … an order to sail on the morrow, to fetch the Duke of Buckingham from Calais; on coming to the Treasury Office, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… opposed therein, turned him and his family out of her house, where they had lived many years. He requests that the … the cruelty of Major Wood, in locking her out of her own house, and when she stole in, confining her to a small damp … controversy is over with Mr. White, from whom he rented a house in Middlesex, and who has turned him out, though he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… is condemned to death for stealing 2 pewter plates from a house in Fleet Street. [ Ibid. No. 16.] Mary Charters, for … No. 22.] Wm. Dyke, for a land waiter's place at a custom house, or a small pension; discovered that the town of … a Protestant and conformable schoolmaster to teach in the house of her husband as a schoolmaster, and for leave that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… render effectual his Majesty's grant to him of the corner house in the tilt yard, Greenwich. [ Ibid. No. 47.] Rob. Daw … No. 65.] Sir Eliab Harvey, for leave to disafforest his house and 170 acres adjoining in Chigwell, Essex, which, … his former grant for it on mediation of the Duke of Buckingham miscarried, being unfortunately lost. [ Ibid. No. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… &c., of Canterbury, on behalf of the inhabitants, to the House of Commons. Complain that by import of foreign worsted … justice or recommendation of his case to Parliament. The House of Lords ordered him relief for damages amounting to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… reduced to one, lay around the green south of the manor house. Only the rectory house and a cottage adjoin the church. There may also have …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1837 for a rent charge of £283 3 s. 8 d. 66 In 1626 the house and 86 a. of glebe were said to be worth £56 a year. 67 … sold and divided since 1951 69 and known as Charlinch House and Tudor House, dates probably from the later 14th or the earlier 15th …
A History of the County of Somerset
… leather chairs, and round tables, but his six-roomed house had no parlour. Other farmhouses were small and poorly …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the north and east. Close to the north-east corner of the house the remains of a stone wing demolished c. 1960 … suggesting that it was the solar wing of the medieval house with a chapel. The present kitchen wing, which is … in 1943 when it belonged to Mr. S. Nation. 74 In 1987 the house was owned by the Hallet family. A house was recorded c. …