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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… indictment, and to-day he petitioned for a writ of error, or to be heard by his counsel, and had retained Sir Thomas … be examined, as well if they came by way of the Brill or Newport as if they came from Calais. Another petition of … forces shall be kept on foot, so in the meantime it is the common subject of discourse. A standing army seems to many a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… at St. Germains. Mrs. Chilton has been in England these 4 or 6 years, and has continually kept a correspondence at St. … came for England. He knows Mr. La Rue, who was a brigadier or major in the first troop of King James's guards, and is … to these Resolutions; that towards the Supply all grants or remittals of quit-rent shall be re-assumed, and that a tax …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… by the restitution of the goods that came to their hands, or paying the value thereof. I am also to send you a petition … (of which the petitioner's did not amount to 30), several common informers exhibited informations against the … approves the election of Hugh Clopton, esq., as steward or common clerk of Stratford-upon-Avon, in the place of Thomas …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… give but a very indifferent account whither he was bound or what designs he was on. I came to understand that they had … afterwards brokers came to me to see if I would buy four or five thousand dollars more in that coin or any Spanish … much afraid the heat of the trustees will occasion the common people to some insult or affront on their persons, if …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of Radnor, and receiving information of a seminary priest or Jesuit, which for some months hath been frequently … voluntarily to assist such governor and gunners in their common defence): that since the late peace with France the … as are the best friends to the king and kingdom and the common interest of Europe. Sir James Oxindon and Sir Henry …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… Hoogh, a subject of the States General, to go to Harwich or Gravesend and Holland [ Ibid. 344, p. 421]; and for John … Admiralty of ships coming out from Dunkirk, and of five or six that may easily be destroyed at Palice near Rochfort. … dispositions which the King appears to be in towards the common cause. I take this occasion to put you in mind of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… which much disturbs me because either in that of the 8th or the 10th, I took some pains to marshal the predigree of … receive out of the Mint for their clipped money, when by common consent they had reduced 30 s. to a guinea, for the … and Sir John Elwill, knight. The following are to be common councilmen: Gregory Martyn, apothecary, James Young, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to the King, when he returned after some long progress, or on other solemn occasions. They desired to know the King's … at Council to send to the City, to propose a loan to the common council. They hoped to borrow 100,000 l. of the Bank … to London, where the Lord Mayor, court of aldermen and common council were assembled. Their lordships proposed to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… from false and unjust aspersions of papists and jacobites, or, An answer by a French officer in Cork to a letter sent … who so valiantly defended those two garrisons against the common enemy. We all wish that their encouragement were … false reports receive their rise from designing papists or bigoted jacobites. The King of Great Britain, being become …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… our trials are in the county where the fact is committed, or by a jury summoned from thence. I don't see how this man … regiment, and I was ordered to enquire whether you or capt. Mundy had the elder commission. I spoke to Mr. … dispose thereof; and may plead or be impleaded and have a common seal: 2. that there shall be one master, two wardens, …