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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Queen does appear in it to require the Catholic party in England to extend their liberal contributions towards the King's expenses in this … rest are going, and these presume they will make a good party for the King, who will be able to keep this part of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Covenanters. He has signed their articles, sworn to their party, and feasted some of the principal, and is gone into … has heard of them by those honest Lords of his Majesty's party, and by other gentlemen who have been forced out of … being persuaded by some all the ladies will be very liberal. All the court countesses do provide their 100 l. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… dissolved, the Lords now declare they will not bar either party from taking their course at law. [ Draft. p.] May 3. … Hastings, which letters patent remaining upon record, the party who moves his Majesty for his presentation may, when he … and the good news of my wife's health, likewise for the liberal leave you give me to return, but which I have no …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his information, he shall forfeit 40 s. to the use of the party informed against. 5. And if at the latter end of the … service and that vicarage I would present unto it the party who should be chaplain in his house after Mr. Brook, … who are sound. We were made believe the King had a great party in Scotland, but there is nothing more false than their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of a subject to his Prince, by which we may guess at the party his Majesty is likely to find there for his service. … given drink; but the Lord General instantly caused the party to be fully satisfied, which gave them great content in … am informed that all letters are opened, and I know he is liberal enough in writing and speaking to his friends. I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… servant. All the rest concerns the University and the party [inculpated], who, if he has leaped beyond the sphere … it shall please the Lords to respite the inhibiting of the party and the ordering of the business till after the … respect to any of their own nation that are not of their party, and will not endure the word (the pretended assembly …