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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Cottington Ambassador to the King of Spain, to treat and conclude of a peace, the Attorney General is to prepare a … to near 150,000 l., which course they held unwarrantable, and that they had no power to bind the country to so … l. per annum in foreign gold. Having enlarged their trade into Persia they are licensed to increase that amount …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Warrant to cause the rent of 6,000 l. per annum, and the moiety of the profits above that sum, reserved on the … the goldsmiths to plant themselves for the use of their trade in Cheapside, Lombard Street, and the parts adjacent, … were proclaimed last week at Bordeaux, with freedom of commerce; also a remonstrance of much favour to those of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Thomas, John Worsopp, Henry Briggs, Hildebrand Prusen, and the rest of the undertakers for draining the fens, to the … from proceeding by the undertaking of Sir Thomas Crooke and William Burrell. Pray for a reference to some of the … Earl Marshal, Lord High Chamberlain, the Earl of Dorset, and one of the Secretaries of State. Whitehall, 1629, Dec. 2. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… was to be in a Mayor, two Bailiffs, twelve Aldermen, and twenty-four Burgesses, without popular election. Edmund … of the affairs of the King's sister Elizabeth of Bohemia and her children. [ It appears from the indorsement that the … King for the grant of an office, to the Earls of Pembroke and Holland, Mr. Comptroller, the Master of the Wards, the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1. Collection of precedents of Orders for Injunctions, and stay of proceedings, in suits at the Common-law brought … the tithes of Wye, Bocton [Boughton], Aluph, Bresset, and Newington, co. Kent. [ Damaged by damp.] 4. Defence of … Rochelle, and Morlaix. 58. The French Company that trade in wines to Sec. Coke. If it be found convenient by the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… commission they may dig in any man's house, in any room, and at any time, which will prove a great grievance to the … the writer lives they have digged up some malting rooms, and threaten to dig more. They dig up the entries and halls … required, he must either leave the town or give up his trade. Prays for letters to the company, either to admit him …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… conceive, are able to discharge the duties themselves, and any such new officer would be very distasteful to the … Thanks for a present of halckes [hawks] to Mr. Pelham, and for the King's warrant for preservation of game. He will … The rest will have their turns for their trials. Meanwhile trade which suffered some interruption returns to its wonted …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Whelp. Instructions to take charge as admiral of the Ninth and Fifth Lion's Whelps, and to repair to the coast of Ireland, St. George's Channel, … of traders, and especially of such merchants as use to trade to the fairs at Bristol at St. James's and St. Paul's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… May 1. Eccleshall Castle. 3. Bishop Morton of Coventry and Lichfield to the Bailiffs of [Lichfield ?]. Understands … one wherein the Corporation have kept their evidences, and the other which has now been broken open containing some … of six ships requisite for the convoy of the Newcastle trade. Charge per month 1,278 l. May 5. 20. Petition of John …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lady Saltoun. Grant of rents in arrear in the Exchequer and Duchy of Lancaster to be recovered by Lady Saltoun, and whereof one moiety is to be paid to her. [ Copy.] June … every soldier is deprived of the use of his particular trade, so that they are necessarily to perish, having …