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The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… words provocative of a duel. Bale was a captain of a foot company in the Somerset trained bands, and Butcher had …
25th February 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Parliament, and whether any of them have been since set on foot, and by whom. [f. 10] L. 1 a. An act for repressing of … Parliament, and whether any of those have been since set a foot, or any other of like nature, and by whom. And the … of the party. Petition of John Grimsditch, esq. Sir E[dward] Coke. This House has great liberties which they were …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… the Lord Keeper to certify the said Mr. Grice herein. SIR E[DWARD] COKE says that it would be a dangerous example to … having obtained a patent upon the statute of 7 [ sic] E. 6 for the sole buying of wool, that they made an order … that the merchants themselves did first set it on foot, but it was answered it was on the strangers, not …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… a slow pace and no faster than I, William Staunton went on foot, along the highway towards Aynoe urging and provoking … at Bicester with Swetnam. They were returning to Aynho on foot when they saw Mr Hanslopp and John Southam on horseback … my owne, saying that they were base fellows that went on foot, iterating the same words divers times over with other …
27th February 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… add nor detract, as near as he can; quiquid dixero minus e rit. That relation of that great person will be disgraced … 3. By strict conditions, to bind the Prince hand and foot. Duke answered, they had chosen the worst. Olivares … 2. By strict conditions to bind him, as it were, hand and foot. 3. Or else, to deliver the Infanta upon the Prince's …
29th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… And [Edward] Alcock's bill, without amendments. E n grossetur. L. 2a. [ Blank] SIR P[ETER] RIDDELL. Appears … 13 0, Jacobi 1 0. A motion for bills and businesses now on foot to stand statu quo, as they are now left, to be found at …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… and ignoble person; and that my brother is but a crowd [i.e.fiddle] string maker; and that I was christened Tom unto … and ignoble person; and that my brother is but a crowd [i.e. fiddle] string maker; and that I was christened Tom, unto … a fortnight before last Christmas, he went with Ivat on foot and in frosty weather from Horwood to Ivat's house at …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… been gentry for up to 200 years and he was a captain of a foot company of the trained bands, whereas Cullys was merely … And he alsoe saith that Mr Killiow is a Captaine of a foot company in Cornwall for these five yeares and above, and … and that he hath beene a captaine for divers yeares of a foot company.' He also said that Thomas Cullys 'doth mostly …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… sport was as free for him as Kenn. And they being both on foot together words of distaste past between them; and …