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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… put a heavy barrage in the valley. He immediately jumped into the water and led the advance. Throughout the day he …
Survey of London
… nation, was now being outstripped by her better educated foreign competitors. In France, Bavaria and Prussia there was … and he introduced Raphaelesque mural patterning into the new Palace ballroom. In a pavilion erected in the … of towns, the herring industry, cattle plague, the civil service, Scottish universities and the endowed schools. After …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… with his sword, whereupon, on his account, Chaloner went into hiding, offering his servant Thomas Wright £60 to fight … knight errant (for he looking big and puffe) never came into these parts without 2 men and 3 gunnes untill he had … to be sent away and sold, and promised to pay Dixe for his service therein. 'and he saith after the colte was taken away …
10th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… He approved it and said it was true. This to be entered into the book of record. [ Blank] [f. 126] At a conference of … MR. SOLICITOR reports from the Lords. Have attended the service. 4 points: 1. About the proclamation to be expressed. … subsidies that the Prince may so say to the King. Looked into the last bill of subsidy. Not fit. To think upon a …
10th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Mr. Steward has dealt very worthily in forbearing to come into the House, and that he forbear to come until he be … because a Scotchman and not naturalized. Forborne to come into the House until he had leave. The case of one Levinus … make laws. Cites the Lord of Falkland's case that being an Englishmen born yet having received honour in another realm …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Mr. Speaker went out of his chair. Mr. Speaker went into his chair again. SIR EDWIN SANDYS reports the debate at … That we shall do the Spanish ambassador a great service. Write upon this pillar [ ?illegible]. [Mr. William] … of attachment of their goods for the company's [debts] in foreign parts and therefore desired a proportional allowance …
11th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… then, upon the King's declaration of himself, to enter into the particulars of the consequences. The consideration … abroad to know how forward and ready we are to promise all service and assistance. It cannot be fit in particular yet, … sending extraordinary embassies £145,663 In entertaining foreign ambassadors [£]6,736 In the business against the …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… presented to his Majesty as grievances and to be reduced into a parliamentary form with the residue of the grievances. … by his ill carriage so disordered and wronged the King's service as that 20,000 will not settle it again in so good … for bill of subsidies Solicitor in chair. 20 E. 4 a foreign nobleman but a gentleman here. Every nobleman here …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… was great with child and wished his wife to thrust a knife into her belly.' No credit was to be given to the testimony … greate with child and wished his wife to thrust a knife into her belly.' To Christopher Constable's interrogatories: … consideracon, and rest at your lordship's command and service'. No date. Signed by Wharton, Carleill and Rainshaw. …