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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… stated to be that there is sufficient wood ashes, both for the saltpetremen and the soapboilers, if the same be … of his Majesty's commission are not to be expectedfrom the society of St. John's College, Cambridge. It is contended … page.] [March.] 81. Petition of the Governor, Consuls, and Society of the Merchant Adventurers of Exeter to the same. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1. Sir Francis Wortley and others, Commissioners of Sewers for cos. York, Nottingham, and Lincoln, to the Council. … a letter from the Council directing them to take measures for redressing the injuries sustained by the townships of … them to make a new river. They have therefore made a law for opening the old river, but with such qualifications as …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… time when his Majesty's subjects may approach the Court for cure of the disease called the King's evil. By the grace … men-of-war taking two busses belonging to some of the Society of the Fishing of Great Britain and Ireland, and … thither. Committee for regulating coaches. Demands of new society of soap-boilers. Letter to Oxford to remove certain …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of that place, who have promised to declare themselves for the work, and to draw in their neighbours of Lubeck and … to [some person addressed as "Right Honourable"]. Thanks for his letter and good news of the Lord Treasurer's perfect … the person addressed, accordingly the writer has a warrant for striking a tally upon Sir Henry Knowles. Requests …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… come after may understand what care his Majesty has taken for the well ordering of the company in Church affairs, and … than by turning leases of twenty-one years into lives, for by that means the present bishop puts a great fine into … to the King and the Church. The statute makes it lawful for a bishop to let his lease for twenty-one years or three …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… in their relief,1. The King having granted licences for transport of some commodities prohibited by law, and the officers having received money for customs and licence, they have afterwards conspired with informers to molest the merchants for the same. 2. The officers conspiring with the King's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Attends Windebank's son there. They are now preparing for their journey, which will be begun at the end of this … [1 p.] Sept. 29. 52. Petition of the Governor and Society of Soap Makers of Westminster to the King. … all soap made in this kingdom without the privity of the society, and also to advise some course to be taken with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Nov. 1. 1. William Hunton to his brother Nicholas. Thanks for Nicholas's love towards him in the change of his place of … of Peace, to answer John Westgarth and Margaret his wife for assaulting the said Margaret and kicking her with her … writer understands that Sec. Coke has appealed to the King for the writer's liberty, for which he thanks him, and by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… between Sir Anthony Thomas and John Worship, undertakers for draining the level of fens on the north-east side of the … sever the lands decreed to the undertakers, with allowance for the charges of Sir Anthony Thomas and the King's general … which he thought and said to be the most flourishing national kingdom and church in the world, not knowing what …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… most Christian house as their mother, the King will feel for ever grateful to Urban, the best of sovereigns. Whatever … words:"Rece. Octob. 15, 1635. A copye of the leter w ch is reported Kinge Charles did wright to Pope Urban 8 about … soap, potashes, or soapashes, before they be tried by the Society of Soapmakers of Westminster, which society also …