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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Roger Fenwick and 6 others to the truth of the petitioner's services and losses. Mardike, 13 May 1658. [1 page.] Sept. … are to be paid out of the hanaper. The fee is 34 s. 10 d. for every person, from the 15 Nov. 1655 to the … Approved 3 Nov. 22. Whereas on 26 Aug. last, Thos. Player, chamberlain of London, was ordered to pay into the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… order, which he had on the fee farm rents, for 1,046 l. 14 s. due to him. Docquetted:Brought in by the King, 3rd Jan y … the Treasury, concerning the several sums paid to the King's Remembrancer in the Exchequer, amounting to 424 l. 1 s. 8 d.; viz., 45 l. 12 s. for fees to himself for passing …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… there since 1648. [ page.] March 1. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 1. The letter from the commander of the … go beyond the seas. [ Also Vol. XXXIV., No. 58.] 12. Thos. Player to be inserted in the commission for considering the … prisoners. [2 papers.] 88. That they accept and pay to Wm. Player, of London, 500 l. named in a bill of exchange, for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of State of the necessity of 10,000 l. for the Council's contingencies for pressing affairsthat 10,000 l. be charged … Dr. Walter Walker, And. Riccard, John Crouther, and Thos. Player, of the damage done to the Friendship, John Blake … Scotland. 16. Fauconberg to pay the augmentations of John Player, and Fras. Taylor, sen. and jun., preachers of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… been employed accordingly. [ page.] Oct. 5. Council. Day's Proceedings. 4. Order on petition of James le Bass, of … on his paying a reasonable valuation. 5. Thos. Smithsby's petition referred to Pickering, Strickland, and Jones, to … Oct. 21. 63. Certificate by John Powell, clerk to Thos. Player, chamberlain of the city of London, that on 27 Jan. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to y e Chanccellor, asking to be put into a stamper's place in the stamp office. Dated 4 Jan. 17034. 1 page, … was his mother. By law the rent and profits of an idiot's estate belonged to the crown, only finding fit maintenance … John Henley, Esqre., asking that the bonds taken by Capt n Player of John Nicholl, who stood charged at M r Henley's …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… of our houres, imprisonment, &c., by Parliament's enemies. Yet for four years we have served, and looked for … ourselves for divers sums. The King, Queen, and bishop's revenues in this county are disposed of, and the dean and … Gulthluxton HundredClerks. Mr. Cotton, North Kilworth. Mr. Player, Gilmorton. [Nath.] Tovey, Lutterworth. Mr. Rogers, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… from the money you receive, and wait, as we do, on God's providence for the rest. [ G 59, p. 9.] Nov. 2. … in discovering suspected persons, but [John] Talbot's absence from our sittings has been a loss to us. Our … for Sequestrations. We send depositions against Nich. Player of Sodbury, about arms taken in his house. We have …
A History of the County of Essex
… hamlet later called Nightingale Green. 27 Wanstead's communications with the outside world then depended mainly … Lane over Red Bridge to Ilford. Red (formerly Hockley's) Bridge over the Roding existed in the 16th century and was … style. The Eagle hotel, Woodford Road, is Wanstead's oldest inn. As the Spread Eagle it is said to have existed …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… good behaviour ; "which was the only alteration." Queen's Warrant Book XXI, p. 517. Treasurer Godolphin's warrant to the Customs Commissioners to repay to Customs … to the Customs Commissioners of the petition of Gabriel Player goldsmith shewing that one Martin of Gosport in …