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Statutes of the Realm
Statutes of the Realm
… departing from Newfoundland, not to damage Stages or Cook-Rooms, &c. which they may have falleninto on coming into … destroy deface or do any Detriment to any such Stage or Cook-Roome or to the Flakes Spikes Nails or any other Thing … who since the Year 1685, have seized and detained Stages, Cook-Rooms, &c. to relinquish the same for the public Use. …
Statutes of the Realm
… of the Forrest Esquires Miles Beal Samuel Skinner William Cook Edward Cook William Guise William George Esquires William Selwyn … William Aldworth Edward Carey John Perry Major Gibbon John Cook Robert Gibbon Edmond Gibbon Thomas Osborne James Herbert …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to go to Holland or Flanders; for Captain Thomas Cook, in Colonel Stanley's regiment, to go to Holland; for … Leymbugh, "yeoman of his Majesty's mouth," Arnold Glaude, cook, and John Holland, belonging to the cellar, with four …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… has been given him. His Majesty commands you to send Cook over in custody to Chester, to be delivered to the … 204. p. 177.] April 30. Kensington. Commissions to Robert Cook, to be adjutant of Colonel Frederick Hamilton's royal …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… S.P. 63. 360. ff. 845.] April 22. The Hague. Pass to Robt. Cook, soldier, late of capt. Davidson's company in col. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… or otherwise. [ S.P.44. 101. pp. 11920.] April 1. Sir Tho. Cook's grant of Sir Jno. Friend's estate: bill for a great … Goodrick. Sir Godfrey Copley. Sir John Kay. Sir George Cook. Sir William Ramsden. Sir John Wentworth. Sir Lyonel …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… the Dominicans, and Father Rooke, prior of that order, in Cook Street; Father MacMahon, superior of Capuchins, in Oxman …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… in Ireland; his friends are in Deptford; Thomas Johnson, cook to the Charles the Second, believed to be in Ireland; … examination to be one who serves the Lady Montgomery as a cook, can neither read nor write, and utterly denies having …