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London and Middlesex Chantry Certificate,1548
… of Middlesex: A brief declaration made by us Sir Roger Cholmeley, knight, Chief Baron of the king's majesty's … William Gowghe, Henry Bridde, Francis Welber and Henry Cholmeley. Richard Knight, conduct, is also listed in E 101. …
London and Middlesex Chantry Certificate,1548
… 5d. Total number of communicants: 22,079. [Signed] Roger Cholmeley; Nich Har; John Godsalve; Wymound Carew; Ric … in Pardon churchyard and Haliwell chapel. [Signed]: Roger Cholmeley; Nich Hare; John Godsalve; Wymounde Carew; Rico …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… it is on the way. [ One page.] July 2. 3. Sir Hugh Cholmeley to Thomas Viscount Wentworth, Lord President of the … 7. Greenwich. 31. Sec. Coke to Nicholas. Sends Sir Hugh Cholmeley's letter, received that day from the Lord President …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for eight or nine years, there is of late one Hugh Cholmeley admitted into his place on pretence of simony, but …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… at Whitby. The examination and the letter of Sir Hugh Cholmeley were formerly sent up to Sec. Windebank, but lest …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… [1 p.] Feb. 23. 70. Extract from a letter of Sir Hugh Cholmeley, Deputy Lieutenant of co. York to . William …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… disloyal words spoken by Henry Dickinson, Sir Henry Cholmeley, another justice of peace of the North Riding, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his room. Prays Sir John, as a suitor for his friend Mr. Cholmeley, that Babington may not be admitted as a witness … the writer besought him to do what favour he could for Mr. Cholmeley. [1 p.] Feb. 8. Queen's College, Cambridge. 67. Dr. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the Minories. [ Draft. p.] April 27. 75. Sir Hugh Cholmeley to Mr. Barker, messenger. I wrote to you to take …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the knights for Yorkshire, Sir John Hotham, and Sir Hugh Cholmeley, these three Parliament men, were summoned to … was for misbehaving themselves at the Board. Sir Hugh Cholmeley was questioned, but he answered directly and was …