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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Henry III., they and the Hanse Towns had many agreements for settling the Steelyard upon the merchants of the Hanse Towns, for perpetuity. Petitioner of late understands that in June … to consult on the redress of what is found amiss in the society, and that the persons addressed signify to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… cease to be Fellows, except two who shall be set apart for the study of medicine. The King, under the royal power … who shall pay Mr. Greene for two seals made for the Society and Council of Fishing. Three councillors to be … bearer. [1 p. French.] June 20. 25. Balance sheet of the Society of Adventurers in Fishing, established under the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… have bound him to find timber out of his own wood for repairing the houses of the tenants, which will be the … Fishing business, according to the charter granted to the Society, and hope that his Majesty, having in a peculiar manner called himself Protector of that Society, will really effectually protect that business. 2. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… in cipher;that his Majesty expects no letter nor thanks for the assistance mentioned, it being no work of his, but a … concerning a promise underhand or other assurance or act for restitution of that assistance;his Majesty will by no … Deputation of the Governor, Assistants, and Fellows of the Society of Soapmakers of Westminster, and also of Sir John …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… allegations of the petition to be true, are to give order for satisfying petitioner's desire. Whitehall, [ date not … the Exchequer by means which the Lord Deputy has directed for Mr. Attorney to proceed with them, as Mr. Railton will … of the matter belonged not to them but to the National Church, and that they declined to give any direction …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… with power to inclose the same. He is to pay 20 s. for every acre, amounting to 12,216 l., to the Earl of … his Majesty a tenure in socage, and a yearly rent of 4 d. for every acre, which amounts to 203 l. 12 s. per annum. If, … of his scheme of pacification. They shift the matter to a National Synod, which they willingly would by this occasion …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… be thought fit. There are no more of the Commissioners for the Admiralty in town, which makes this come singly from … 1. 1. Griffin Spencer, preacher to the Navy at Chatham for nine years past, to [the Lords of the Admiralty]. Having … of St. Mary New College, in Oxford, towards that other society which their statutes require. Gives Pinck express …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… blowing very hard southerly, the captain sent his boat for Paperill, who had much ado to get aboard. On Monday … Washington to the Lords and others of the Council of the Society for Fishing. Recites his petition for the privilege … the solicited privilege upon him, the Council of the Society for Fishing would allow him to have a patent thereof, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Hayward, and John Birtby of the sums paid and to be paid for two months' victuals for the fifteen ships now at sea on extraordinary service, … whereby the Governor, Assistants, and Fellows of the Society of Soapmakers of Westminster and also Sir John Hales, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and he should do well to discharge two men stayed at Dover for refusing the oath, the French Ambassador complaining of … by the first tin ship from Week in Cornwall, and shall pay for the wheat at 7 s. the bushel. June 1. Dover. 3. The King … of the Wardrobe. Warrant directing him to give order for removing the great Wardrobe to the King's house, called …