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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Middle Temple Hall, London, upon demand of Mrs. Bennett or some on her behalf. [ Draft. 1 p.] May 15. Inner Star … profit of the corporation than either to the regulating or well ordering of the members of the company, and … was hurt going to descry within Scotch bounds by a Scotch horseman who shot him with a pistol about words, and the same …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the one common character, that they tend to the breaking or, at least, the fretting of the spirits of those whose … there to ride till he receive either my Lord Admiral's or your order for their disposal. It is therefore his … discourse, seeming careful what was become of our men, the horseman said, "Your men are come back to the camp safe; they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… satisfaction and settling of any wavering minds at home or abroad. But since it has pleased his Majesty to lay aside … doctors in the name of both Universities, and three or four of the bishops and doctors of Scotland, shall be … pretension there, nor into any part of the sea than a horseman can reach with a lance. Whatsoever is further into …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of England and Scotland in the person of King James or of your Majesty, all which, nevertheless, we submit to … the Council to arrest two of the Spanish galleons, or to hand over the money and goods brought home in a Bermuda … d. if light horsemen or carabines. At the Isle of Rh every horseman had 3 s. 6 d. per diem, but then these were few in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and Capt. Swinno's, which will be in Berwick by the 10th or 11th inst. Car, the postmaster of this town, has kept back my letters one or two days, notwithstanding express order that they should … and the captain to be allowed 15 l. for raising each horseman of his troop; the arms to be furnished by the King, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Divers gentlemen have come into Berwick within this two or three days, as Sir George Co[ck]burn, Sir John Seaton, Sir … gladly know how I shall be supplied either from London or Newcastle, having only sufficient in store for two months. … with saddles and furniture, and 2 l. for coating of each horseman in one livery, besides pistols to be delivered to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the minority of Philip Sprey, his Majesty's ward, or for not suing out his livery. [ Docquet.] April 20. Letter … concerning the payment of the troops of horse that are or are to be at Hull, and I find that they cannot receive any … there was taken up from London by John Lanyon, one light-horseman [lighter ?] employed ten days at 28 s. per diem, in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… We pray you to take order if there be cause that one or more provost-marshals be appointed for the better keeping … to the Council at York not to proceed in the said cause, or else if the cause upon hearing go with petitioners deputy, … it would not be amiss for you to consider how that the horseman pays for all that he has and dear enough. They are …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and to restrain the use of dishes, &c. made of white iron or latten ware lately invented, and that the same be made of … also the use of measures for ale and beer, of white iron or stone (being foreign commodities), the same to be made of … the soldier to be pardoned shall be observed; the horseman of Captain Cowper's troop who hurt the quartermaster …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the Petty Bag, and such others as it belongs unto, or who may be useful for the quick dispatch of the business, … utterly to abolish it for the future by Act of Parliament or otherwise, and the rather because some counties have … to have it, and so I told Sir Tho. Lucas, and have sent a horseman to him for orders and he sends one to me, but …