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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Oxford. The King having made choice of Thomas Turner, B.D., and one of his chaplains in ordinary, to attend him in … the country under colour of commutations of penance, &c., the writer was an eye-witness during the time he was his … fishermen at sea still use trawls, and thereby destroy the fry of fish. They are to cause search to be made for trawls …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… an honest well-affected man in his place; God keep it from C., who has places enough already. Looks for Robin Anstruther … whereby not only small and unsized fish but even the fry and spawn are utterly destroyed, so that fish formerly … make alterations, but to rest contented with such cabins, &c., as the ships are furnished with, and also to command the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… would perceive how particulars stand for interest, &c., but withal that Calandrini has not means to clear the … which he ingenuously confesses he thinks do much destroy fry and small fish. [1 p.] June 18. Suffolk House. 106. … case stated in initial letters. A being sick sends for B. to make his will, and informs him that he designed B. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… boat oars, and seasoned plank of several scantlings, tar, &c., all which they estimate at 38,750 l., and for a magazine … is a Dutch or Hamburgh ship, laden with wax, pepper, &c., left at sea as a derelict, off Sole [Southwold], within … in a matter of so much consequence for preservation of the fry and brood of fish, and that the proclamations in that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… but engross those taken by others, destroy the spawn and fry by taking them at unseasonable times, and commit many … [ Docquet.] March 11. Presentation of Andrew Reade, clerk, B.D., to the rectory of Howe Capell, alias Capella Hugonis, … the consideration of the petition of Thomas Cooke, B.D., ( see 3 rd December 1635, Vol. ccciii., No. 31.,) to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… under that date. [ Minute. See Vol. clvii., p. 151 b. p.] April 15. Whitehall. The same to Officers of the Navy. … of the guard, 17 l. 2 s., for embroidering red coats with C. R. in Venice gold, given to the grooms and pages of the … to take care of the rivers and the preservation of the fry of fish there. [ Docquet.] April 28. Grant to Dame …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… It appeared to the court that divers houses, lands, &c. were conveyed to the said Lady Hunt, in trust, first, for … spent for making provision of half cask, nets, busses, &c. for to fish in the lochs at the Isle of Lewis. Petitioner, … 6 th, 16389. [ p.] Feb. 6. 51. Certificate of William Fry, Captain of Sir Henry Rosewell's regiment, of the East …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and likewise for payment of his transportation charges, &c., as shall appear to be due upon bills subscribed with his … from Henry Lord Stafford, and Sir William Howard, K.B., in the right of Dame Marie, his wife, as heir-general, … may be confirmed by patent to Henry Cowes and Arthur Fry, pewterers, being able and fit men for the performance of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for releasing priests and Jesuits under his own warrants, &c. [ Printed in the Commons' Journals ii., 41, and … in such lines as "First, down with Bishops, that ungodly fry, You may at leisure yield the reason why . . ." It … he finds it. 21 Dec. 1640." 83. ii. Certificate by George B[ ingley] that he finds the same rightly cast up in each …