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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Mary Rose came in, having lost a cable, anchor, and long-boat; besides, her rudder-irons are all loose, so that … of some danger to his person. Wednesday his Majesty had a long conference in private with these Covenanters; Thursday … my afflictions, oppressions, cruelties, and wrongs are so long that it would require much time to unfold them at large. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to the contrary; in the which they are like to continue so long [as] Germany can afford them maintenance, of the which … but [consent] that they shall enjoy their estates so long as they live, and being dead the King to have the … calendared, see p. 450, No. 62. Copy. 2 pp.] Aug. 31. Sutton. 105. Henry Lingen, late sheriff of co. Hereford, to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… according to their several claims. Petitioner's counsel long attended at his father's house in Westminster, in order … rewards of the officers indeed are short, their attendance long, and their burdens great, which we offer to your … having been instituted in your Majesty's name touching Sutton Marsh she long since submitted her title to 3,500 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… met Jude, a dyer, a Gloucestershire man, who has lived a long time in that city, from whom he brought a letter to … friend whom I love and respect, and one you sent over not long ago. If this may be means enough for you to favour me, I … your supplicants, entreat you to take notice that a long time it has been intended, before we procured reference …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Basnett, one of his Majesty's footmen, to be a scholar in Sutton's Hospital; grant of making a Baron to Lady Burgh, in … to the Duke of Buckingham:Their husbands have for a long time continued in most miserable estate, suffering such …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the French and Holland ambassadors. [1 p.] Oct. 2. Long Whatton. 10. Dr. William Robinson, John Pate, and Thomas … earnestly entreated by an honest man, to whom I have a long time been beholden to for his care of my health, to … not the wind been contrary they would have been with you long ere this; adding, moreover, that to prevent all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… better the King fell out with France and Spain both. I long to have an hour's discourse with you, to tell you what … Berwick St. Leon[ard.] 46. Sir Thomas Aylesbury to Robert Long, at Sir Henry Knollys' lodgings at Whitehall. I had … to my letter, but especially what Mr. Porter said to it. I long to hear also whether Mr. Phillips does anything in my …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… proficiency I can give good testimony, one, a servitor, long since presented unto me an epistle in Arabic of his own … is now presented to you as a pretermitted duty, has been long known, having been presented to Lord Salisbury and … as it now is represented to you, I heretofore, and not long before the petition, acquainted you with the state of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Kingston-upon-Hull to the King. Petitioners have been long prosecuted in the Exchequer by some of your Majesty's … I will do it for my own sake, and withal asked me how long I thought you would be absent. I answered that I hoped … were fully seasoned and fit to be employed; wherein, so long as due payment and providence were observed, there …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Maiden Bradley, which he and his antecessors have long enjoyed, as by several charters under the Great Seal may … first month, and 2,000 each month following, 400 long pikes, 500 musket rests, 1,000 swords, 4,000 girdles, … which upon pain of forfeiture should have been renewed long since, and to that end the Dean and Chapter of …