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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of the Chamber, to repair to the house of Francis Jenks, linen draper, of Cornhill, and bring him before the … Warrant to Ralph Rutter, messenger, to take Francis Jenks into custody and to deliver him to the keeper of the … of the Gatehouse to take and keep in his custody Francis Jenks, who, when called before the Council, was so far from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… whole family of the Stuarts. The informant has often heard Jenks, the linen draper, at the Angel club in the City … Government whoever they correspond with. The Duke opposes Jenks' notions viz., to stir up people to go to Whitehall and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… and two others signifying dangerous practices of Francis Jenks about a month ago was intended to reach the ears of his … Sir Robert Clayton, Aldermen Cornish and Ellis, Jekell, Jenks, Shute, Pilkington and others, whose names he knows …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Mr. Harrington being in company with Mr. E. produced all Jenks' examinations before the King and Council and each Lord's reply and what the King said to Jenks and his reply, and said he had behaved bravely and like … he and others were to go to the Lord Chancellor to require Jenks to be delivered on bail, and, if he refused, he should …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of Buckingham, Colonels Owen, Scot and Mansel, Mr. Ginks ( Jenks), and many other very considerable men had formed an …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Johnson, Horninghold, Leicestershire Presbyterian " David Jenks Shrewsbury Presbyterian 270 Richard Worle His house, … Presbyterian " Houses of John Griffin and Richard Jenks, High Arcall (Ercall), Shropshire Presbyterian " House …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… himself into the society of the Duke of Buckingham and Jenks, the linen draper, and of many of the late House of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… he said, and that the Duke did not drink any health to Jenks or his party nor confusion to anybody. The informant … it might, and he could give reasons for it. Our friend Mr. Jenks spake twice, but was very brief. One seemed to reflect … be a little warm, and that they much own our friend, Mr. Jenks', case. There are for all this many odd, doubtful, …