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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… between them with regard to the cases of Shirley r. Fagg, Stoughton v. Onslow and Crispe v. Dalmahoy, all of … the House of Commons concerning the privilege of Sir John Fagg, who is defendant to an appeal depending here, which … of the proceedings in the House of Lords that day. Sir J. Fagg being at the door and called in desired longer time to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to choose for Sussex for the next parliament:Sir John Fagg, Mr. Buttler, knights of the shire; Major Braman, … Chichester; Mr. Cooke, Mr. Peachie, Arundel; Sir John Fagg's two sons for Steyning; Sir John Fagg's son-in-law and Capt. Sheale, Shoreham; Major Bridger, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Lord Chief Justice being biassed as we suppose by Sir John Fagg and our own counsel, being either underfee'd by us or … again; two were chosen, Turney by the Whigs, Sir John Fagg being industrious at that election, and Mr. Radford by … of no accommodation, being animated thereto by Sir John Fagg and Sir John Dorrell. The Justices and the loyal …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… income, 698; patron, J. B. Wildman, Esq., who, with Sir J. Fagg, Bart., is impropriator. The great tithes have been …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… E.I.C. 1698-1701. Died March 14, 1715; Will [P.C.C. 57 Fagg] May 6, 1714: proved March 29, 1715. 1687, June 29 (30) …
Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4
… Commissioner. Beale, - (Madam) 7.20 36.00 1.20 100.00 Fagg, John (Sir) 0.00 0.00 1.20 100.00 Comment: Lodger, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… estate to Susanna Morley, 57 whose brother-in-law Sir John Fagg, Bt., 58 had Gratwicke and other estates in Cowfold in 1682. 59 In 1731 Sir Thomas Fagg and John Spence each held half of Gratwicke, and in 1741 the whole was said to have been held by Sir Robert Fagg, Bt., whose heirs 60 were his four sisters. Sir Robert …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… Serjeant Pemberton was carried 154 to 146. Sir John Fagg, for breaking the Privilege of the House, was sent to … Littleton.] Mr Dalmahoy's Case is much worse than Sir John Fagg's, because you did not prohibit Fagg to proceed, though he acquainted you. In this Case your …