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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… but was taken prisoner in December, 1646, kept in the New Prison, near Thames Street, on pump water and pottage … escaped out of Lambeth House, &c. 10. George Tryme, [of co. Somerset]. For recommendation to the Commissioners for … Cheriton fight, and in support of his family. Cut the New River from Colebrook to Hampton Court; walled the Great Park …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… forest, and is to be delivered free of charge in Bristol River. Has no fear of want of hands. [ Adm. Paper, 1 pages. … at Gravesend, to prevent all shipping going out of the river till further orders. [ Ent. Book 23, p. 126.] Sept. 3. Grant to Wm. Ireland of the parsonage of Gedney, co. Lincoln. [ Docquet.] Sept. 3. 59. List of the five posts, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… with suitable provisions for the building of the new ship; begs that money may be ordered to pay for them. [ … and Ant. Mills, of Haseler, and Rich. Kempston, of Binton, co. Warwick. Heard Peter John say that the French and Dutch … No houses are to be erected within some feet of the river, and those built are to be fair structures for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Sept. 17. 13. Deposition of William Hopkins, of Wedgbury, co. Stafford, taken before Sir Rob. Holt, of Warwickshire. … Comrs. The ship is caulked and victualled, but has had no new sails. The fishermen fear to go with one frigate only, … The fire-ship that had lost her masts is sailing for the river. Sept. 21. Dover. 94. Jo. Carlisle to Williamson. Asks …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the city of London. A strange fish has been caught in the river [Tweed], 3 yards long, his liver weighing 1 stone 6 … buoy of the Gunfleet. Sept. 30. York. 97. "Proposals of a new model for rebuilding the city of London, with houses, … Viscount Cranborne; being seised of the manor of Essenden, co. Herts, has always kept a setting dog, according to his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… After many dangers, has at last brought the fleet into the river, more entire than could have been hoped for a few days … the townsmen should give the troops the word, but the new bailiffs who have come in contradicted this order, so … The constable is Leonard Atkins, of Sutton Benger, co. Wilts, late a lieutenant in the rebels' army; if he were …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… John Pocock to James Hickes. Asks for the model of the the new city [of London], if it be in print. Oct. 13. Newcastle. … payment of customs, for two foreign vessels to be sent to New England, and three to Barbadoes and the adjacent islands, … on board the Golden Hart and Fox prize ships, now in the river. [ Adm. Paper.] Oct. 18. Cockpit. 75. Duke of Albemarle …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… decree is expected, to evade which the Earl tries by a new Act to destroy His Majesty's and their right. Request … [ Docquet.] Oct. 25. Grant to the Mayor, &c., of Wilton, co. Wiltshire, of two yearly fairs, with pie-powder court, … vessel, going to Scotland for salt, was forced up the river [Tweed]. An Ostender, laden with wine and wool, has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to take the Sacrament. On the 29th, Alderman Bolton, the new lord mayor, was sworn in at the Exchequer bar, where they … of his letter of Nov. 1. Beside the ships building in the river, one is preparing at Harwich larger than the Rupert. … right of inheritance in the forests of Finckley and Dole, co. Hants, possessed by his ancestors 300 years, on their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… ship, the Prince of Denmark, with its cargo, now in the river or the Downs. [ French.] Nov. 12. Warrant to free the … are to lie in 48 degrees of latitude, expecting the New England fleet with mails. Lyme, Nov. 14: Two vessels with … 21. 168. Examination of Elizabeth Brunker, of Banbury, co. Oxford, before Thomas Earl of Down, Sir Thos. …