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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… who is here, of my endeavours for His-Majesty's service in this place, so far as I have been able any way to prevail … I meant him such goods only as were his own and not other men's. As for the charges to be deducted by the commission, … and would much repress the insolencies between the soldiers and islanders. [ Seal, broken. 1 p.] April 16. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… Holland for Mr. [Giles] Thornby to have a prebend's place in Worcester Cathedral; and upon the King's promise to invest … His Majesty entrusted to my command consisting of 180 men. They have been very unwilling to embark, crying out for … to the inhabitants could not be well effected till the soldiers were embarked, and the seizure which I pretend to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… [Dec. 27.] 105. Proclamation concerning the return of soldiers lately serving in the Low Countries. [ Already … took her and made her his prize. Having put 12 Turkish men into her to bring her untouched towards our happy Port, … l., by reason whereof he has become indebted to divers foreign merchants who now prosecute him, being unable to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… Christmas taken a great deal of pains about the gathering in of the King's money, but have only received 20 l. of the … and so to be continued payable at the four usual feasts. In this sum of 579 l. 8 s. 9 d. is to be included the 200 l. … and all the spiritual promotions within the realm of England actually void by lapse of simony, and so devolved to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… him of the continuance of His Majesty's favour. I find in it that he expects I should comply with what the … willingly do and suffer, whatsoever they direct. They are men of that condition that I should always be in pain with … [1 p.] July 20. Grant to Aloysius Contarini, Ambassador in England from Venice, of the following addition to his arms, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… of the manors of Weston, Underwood, Oversley, Kingsbourn in Oversley, and Sambourn were, by former grants from the … Thinks it necessary to notice the case of the garrison soldiers, five or six in number, cashiered for disobedience … Lord Conway at his being Commissioner here, added 20 men to the ordinary garrison left by other governors, as …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… Jersey he reviewed the trained bands consisting of 1,200 men, and found them ill-armed and worse in order. Has … having victualled here, and taking aboard 40 of the King's soldiers, is even now ready to sail for the French coast with … and received for His Majesty's Ambassadors and agents to foreign Courts between the 19th December 1628 and 24th March …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… and the other members of the Commons' House, now prisoners in the Tower and other prisons to appear in this Court and … to know his Lord ship's pleasure relative to the English soldiers at Jersey, who are well trained. Requests, in … his cousin Waldron. By my experience of the disposition of men in my small affairs I am so far from envying your …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… Edward Nicholas]. Desires to know how far he stood engaged in the Court of Admiralty to answer the taking of a bark and … one English, the other of Jersey. He was like to be called in question by Captain John Hussie, of that Island, who had … part of her lading at Zante, and brought the residue into England. The Levant Company desire to be relieved from any …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I, 1625-49
… 83. Nathaniel Darell to the Privy Council. Certifies that, in obedience to their letter of July directed to the Bailiff … money due to the inhabitants for entertainment of the 200 soldiers during their abode in that island, being about two … Jersey could best give an account of that division of 200 men, with some particulars besides. Carteret was drawn away …