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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… occasioned extraordinary charge to maintain them this long. For the Lords' better satisfaction, we enclose the … July. [ p.] Aug. 5. 23. Petition of Sir Thomas Evelyn, of Long Ditton, Surrey, to Archbishop Laud. Recites petition of … arrayed in a white linen sheet, over his clothes, and a long white wand in his hand, should stand in a place near the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to satisfy the Lords without further trouble, or taking so long a journey, if they would pardon my attendance on the … I send it herewith. [2 pp.] Aug. 21. Boston. 11. Robert Long to Sec. Coke. In that warrant which you have procured … living within his gift. For the scholar to be brought into Sutton's Hospital, I shall be ready to do my best endeavour. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Richard Willoughby, of London, gentleman. Being in the long-boat belonging to the Hercules, employed this year in … His Majesty's servants, the players, having been for a long time restrained, and having spent what they got in many … that he is so troubled with the stone that he cannot sit long to write. If it be so, he must entreat his Grace, that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the account audited by Sir William Killigrew and Robert Long. [20 pp., of which 3 are blank.] Sept. 23. 22. Account … three years, if the commission then granted continued so long in force. Petitioner then entreated that if it were not … ships in 1635. Petitioners showed that they had been a long time suitors for payment of moneys due to them from Lady …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… castles, however expedient and necessary and approved by long experience, were made rather by his prerogative royal … mind that he has disposed of it. Conceives it will not be long before he will come to see the ship, and then Mr. Cooke … the three brethren, in the form of a flower; and several long ropes of pearl, and many pearls for buttons. Oct. 9. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… George Earl of Totness to Sir Thos. Roe. Accounts for his long silence. At the funeral of King James he was assaulted … that Roe's residence at Constantinople will not be over long. Oct. 5. 26. Commissioners of the Navy to Nicholas. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… city and liberty of Westminster. The places mentioned are Long Acre, Hartshorn Lane, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Bedford … Covent Garden, King Street, Westminster, Duck Lane, Long Ditch, "Peckadilly," Neat Houses. Seven dwelling-sheds in Long Acre, erected by William Joyce, one of his Majesty's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… affront upon him in making him beg for an interview so long. I cannot imagine what good propositions he can make. He … time he should be paid, in regard he went not aboard till long after his ship entered into sea victuals. The Earl of … King. She is possessed of 3,500 acres of land, parcel of Sutton Marsh, co. Lincoln, for which her husband and herself …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… her younger sister was my foster-sister, who, having been long married and mother of many children, has made a far … that he may not be barred of his 1,000 l. by means of his long forbearance. Prays direction to the Court of Wards that … of the Navy to the Lords of the Admiralty. Petitioners not long since petitioned his Majesty for an augmentation of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… my life, if so much may be spared. The course is too long to relate, but if the Lords appoint me to attend them I … supposing there had been leave given for building Long Acre, which is almost wholly built, took a lease of a … Chase, to the King. Petitioners purchased their lands long since from Sir Cornelius Vermuyden at a very dear rate, …