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Survey of London
… clothier John Sheepshanks, consisting of works by almost every major British artist of c. 182050. Thus, by the time … whose mercurial inventiveness responded with agility to every twist and turn of Cole's own energy. For the remaining … clearly neither expected nor intended to design every detail of its buildings himself, but instead saw his …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… public. 'That the letter is of his own handwriting in every parte thereof, vizt. he did write the letter and did …
10th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… To have the committee examine the Clerk's book an hour every day. [f. 126] And to have Mr. Secretary deliver in … the committee for the Clerk's book shall examine the book every morning between 6 and 7 [o']clock. Bill of outlawries … great farms, was very careful to get in all the copies of every man's share what he had paid. A gentleman remembering …
10th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… 20 petitions were come in for undue elections. That every man of the House may come to any committee and have … election presently here in the House. It is ordered that every member of this House that is double-returned shall make …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… he fears if trade be thrown open and war come up, so that every man may send over a boat with cloth where he list, they … by common law. Mr. Comptroller. There is a million lost every year by this patent of the stock of the kingdom. We … is agreeable both to statute law and common law and it is every subject's birthright and no subject can deprive him of …
11th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… SIR ROBERT PHELIPS. To have a strict injunction upon every member of the House not to declare what has been done … that when inhabytants have voyces, it is not yntended that every hedge-breaker, or inmate, or any servante shoulde have … like the philosopher's stone and we like alchemists; every man would have it and thinks he is within an inch of it …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… in chair. 20 E. 4 a foreign nobleman but a gentleman here. Every nobleman here sits in the Upper House. 13 Eliz. [ …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… reason of his age being unfit to take late paines departed every day about fower of the clocke toward night, for that by …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… from the king; and they are to instruct the bailiffs of every hundred to be attendant unto him likewise. The said …
Calendar of Patent Rolls, Henry III
… be safe passage along them for such merchants; saving to every one his due and right customs on merchandise and goods. … marks answer to the king the arrears thereof, and that every Jew answer for himself the arrears of the tallage of … next and 100 s. at Easter following, and so 10 l. in every year at those terms for the king's established alms. …