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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… guns heard at sea. Hatton Barners, high sheriff of the county [Norfolk], has died of a fever occasioned by a cold … to be a cypher in his own country. Every justice in the county would sign with him except the three who wish to make … l. to be taken off the assessment for Cockermouth, and the county to pay only the proportion of a pound rate, though the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… is executed and the money paid in to the receiver; the county [Lincolnshire] is miserably poor. April 20. St. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Reresby, high sheriff of Yorkshire, to be absent from the county, and repair to and remain in London, on affairs of his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… nor English. Rich. Cooke, a deputy lieutenant of the county, and an active honest royalist, intercepted a letter … going to York, to speak with the Receiver General for that county about the money ordered for payment of ships. [ Adm. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire. Half the county militia, both horse and foot, is immediately to be … The beacons are on fire. The deputy lieutenants of the county met yesterday, so that the county is in good condition to entertain the enemy, if they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Commissions to Thos. Viscount Fauconberg and the Earl of Denbigh to be captains of troops of horse. June ? 43, 44. … Fr. Berkeley. Ch. Coventry. Stephen Dyer. Earl of Denbigh. Sir Philip Musgrave. Edward Hutchinson. Geo. … if they come towards Aldborough. Hears that all the county militia, both horse and foot, are drawing towards …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Cholmondeley, and five other [deputy lieutenants?] of the county palatine of Chester, to Lord [Arlington.] Conceive tha … to Williamson. Has visited the 300 volunteer troops of the county, who might make good dragoons; their affections must …