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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… that Scarborough, to which they were bound, is not a place for such a ship to ride in, it was thought fit to … that he should settle in a quiet manner in some convenient place, and by private letters gather all the advices and … Palatine and Poland, wishes Hartlib provided with some place suitable for his abilities, which might rid him of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… small rectory in the country, he is willing to resign his place of preacher to Mr. Grayne, who is an able man, and well … his industrious charge; his Majesty, having viewed the place of that natural curiosity, not only thinks fit that the … as it may concern for disposing the highway to some other place, which may be most convenient to his Majesty's design, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… he began to be sickly, and not able to do the duty of his place. Upon his Majesty's letters, the Court has granted him … is at 40 l. charge yearly to another man to supply the place. There will be due to Davis at Michaelmas next, which … who also was head of a college in Cambridge, into whose place the fellows chose Dr. Bromricke [Brownrigg], a learned …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Second Whelp and Nicholas Oliver to succeed in his place, Bishop desires to keep his own vessel, therefore it is … Rose with victuals for a month, she being appointed in the place of the two Whelps, which are not able to put to sea. … and Robert Greaves their officers to search for soap or lees prohibited by proclamation. [ See Case C., Car. I., No. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Capt. Plumley comes not. Has put Capt. Stratford in his place. Recommends Lieut. Wilton. Some conductors come short … of the fleet, and requested his directions. This is no place to stay in. No provisions of war prepared; 1,700 … 100. Thos. Benson to Nicholas. Wray wishes to resign his place to his son. He promises 10 l. to have it done. Goods of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Philpot may be sworn a Gunner in Walmer Castle, in the place of James Cook. June 17. 22. Estimate for revictualling … testimonial thereof. She solicits the Vice Admiral's place for her husband, and wishes to know if any custom be … abroad for want of clothes and other necessaries. Their place of meeting was "Kingsonn." If some course be not taken …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… stone wall is too small wages, the stones being laid in place. Has given them their content, but entreats Rawden to … of Navy to attend concerning the settling the place of Victualler of the Navy and the terms of his … and down, yet he wishes to do what is most proper for his place. His victuals will not give him leave to be above a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… it is not lawful for any man to seek for any spiritual place or preferment. If his advancement come not without … his wages. Prays order that he may not be put out of his place for his captain's causeless displeasure. [ p.] Nov. 4. … deponent came to the parish. They have appropriated a place in the south aisle of the chancel for a vault for Sir …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… two pinnaces, should bear up an iron chain across that place, which will not be so subject to break as the late … there was only one stranger, a servant, resident in that place. [1 p.] Nov. 20. Bermondsey. 38. Return of strangers … the harbour of Portsmouth for the most convenient place for a dry dock, the Officers now certify more fully …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to the Dean and Chapter of Hereford. To elect a bishop in place of Bishop [Wren] translated to Norwich. [ Docquet.] … s. 6 d., for John Wilson, one of the King's musicians, in place of Alphonso Bales deceased. [ Docquet.] Dec. 2. … insolently, that they had placed their tubs in the market-place near the vault in question, and that they should there …