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Journal of the House of Lords
… Earl of Warwicke be Governor of the Isles of Garnesey and Jarsey. Read the First and Second Time, and passed; and sent …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Salisbury, with his Family and Servants, to come to him to Jarsey. And so I rest Silly, the 15th of April, 1646. "Your … Supply), We are again compelled to remove to the Island of Jarsey, whither We hope Almighty God will conduct Us; which … he may then attend Our Royal Father, and return to Us to Jarsey; and thereupon We hope, by the Blessing of God, you …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Wales to come there. "At last the Prince of Wales is at Jarsey. The Queen his Mother doth send Mr. Jarmin's Brother, …
Justice in Eighteenth-Century Hackney
… 1738), 358 Jarin, Est. (d. 1735), 356 Jarratt, Thomas, 328 Jarsey, Ann, wife of Edward, 450, 541 Jebb, John, of Church …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… sr. du Halot, the Halot, 405. Bourry, Jean, sr. de Gersai, Jarsey, 245. Bouwensz., Bouwen, merchant of Flushing, 170. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… France], 334, 393. -, governor of. See du Faur, Jean. Jarsey. See Bourry, Jean. Jasperson, Berrent, master of the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 310. Janua. See Genoa. Jarrett, , a Jesuit, 620, 621. Jarsey. See Jersey. Jedburgh, 151. Jefferis, William, Tower … John, Bishop of Norwich, 52. letter from, 222. Jersey (Jarsey), 5, 41, 296. letter dated at, 452. Jesuits, Society …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Inventories (late). References: Holme (2000). Jersey gear [jarsey geare] A set of GEAR to be used in the WEAVERS LOOM … For example, one had 17 sets of GEAR apart from his '7 Jarsey geares' [Inventories (1684)]. Not found in the OED Sources: Inventories (mid-period). Jersey reel [jarsey reel] A type of REEL on which to wind THREAD. Randle …
Middlesex county records
… xvi d., vnum aliud par caligarum vocat' a pare of Jarsey nether stockes ad valenciam ii s. vi d." and a pair of …
Middlesex county records
… of London cabinetmaker, on board a certain ship called The Jarsey then lying in the Thames, and in the said ship for …