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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… in 1643, for bringing up the late King's letter to the city of London, and by sequestration and loss of office, is … of their charter. Has a particular kindness for the city, as a place where he has so long resided. [ See April …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Duke of York. Begs care that he may be removed from the city and secured, or the consequences may be very … 1665, to get her to speak to her lord, as general of the city and nation, and much concerned in the Dutch war, to go into the city next fast day to fast and pray with them, but he only …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… honour and the public encouragement, and having done the city the honour to send the words in writing, sends him the … soldiers for the Duke of Albemarle; 38 have died in the city and two in the pest-house of the plague. July 4. Lyme. … [for intelligence]; will allow more in future, but the city looks very sad and people post out of town. Only takes a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… July 11. Norwich. 66. Robt. Scrivener to [Williamson]. The city looks sadly; most of the chief shopkeepers in the market … and the shops shut up. Thinks in ten days a fourth of the city will be gone The poor murmur much, and say they will … mayor a petition from the young men and apprentices of the city, asking leave to show themselves as ready to serve King …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… lieutenants at Chester to-morrow; the young men of the city petition to be admitted auxiliaries. Begs news. July 16. … James Hickes. There is fear that the plague increases; the city is very thin of people, and there is no trading, so that … For aught he can find by his utmost endeavours, either in city or country, all things are likely to continue quiet; is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… prudent management has made all sorts of persons in the city and country show the greatest readiness to serve on … able seamen; as for the anchors ordered to be bought, the city only affords one large and four old small ones; Mr. … July 23. Norwich. 69. Robt. Scrivener to James Hickes. The city news is very sad; all the chief citizens are gone out of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the Dutch East Indians coming home. All is very bad in the city. Some days does not take 6 d. a day, which is sad where … Council's order, and of Capt. Taylor's contract with the city. [ Adm. Paper.] July 31. Plymouth. 113. John Lanyon to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… morning, and they intended to receive the sacrament. The city swarms with cardinal Nonconformists, and they are so … shut up his doors unless it be on letter days; it is a sad city. Three prizes are sent in to Yarmouth. Aug. 8. Chester …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… success of the fleet were received with great joy in the city. Aug. 20. Norwich. 58. Robt. Scrivener to [Williamson]. … the market to be removed to a place half a mile from the city; last Saturday was the time to keep it there, but no one … are dead; it encreases in Sandwich. The Isle of Thanet and city of Canterbury are clear. Aug. 21. Custom House, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… that the French and Dutch had kindled this fire in the city. [1 pages.] Sept. 3. Night. Whitehall. 65. Sir W. … and Hertfordshire. The hand of God heing laid on the city by a raging fire, enjoins them, for prevention of … Lord Arlington to Sir Thos. Clifford. God has visited the city with a heavy calamity; a fire began on Sunday at one …