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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Peace for Suffolk, to the Council. The Lords had ordered, in a business between Capt. Dawson and Mr. Griggs, that … be transported to Chatham, for new mooring the ships there in August next, certain described cables. [ Copy. Three … have been and are conformable to the government of the Church of England, and the same thing is testified, in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… April 16. Westminster. Proclamation against frauds used in drapery, and for discovery and prevention of the same. The … and by just and equal ordinances to supply some defects in the said statutes, which by his regal power he commands to … Bond of Nicholas Brice of Maidenhead, yeoman, and William Church of New Windsor, chandler, in 100 l., conditioned for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… The King understands it has been an ancient custom in that county, and in other parts, to hold feasts of … that cathedral, and also touching arrests made within the church and liberties under colour of the Lord Mayor's … with this, company up and down the country playing stage plays these two years last past. His father promised his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… prayed for a day to be appointed for a final settlement in the case of the Lady Hope of Viana. Reference to Sir Henry … Nottingham. Phineas Miller, and Anthony Price, prisoners in the common gaol of Sussex, upon suspicion of piracy, being … kinsman, is a suitor to be admitted into residency in the church of Sarum, and the Bishop of that diocese is desirous …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… fiery burning matter, and for an external defence to ships in battle. [April 1 ?] 2. Allen Cotton, Lord Mayor, Jo. … and there being speedy employment for such an able person in these troublesome times, they had reprieved him before … leave of Sir Henry Palmer or himself. April 13. Christ Church. 72. [John Speed ?] to . Notwithstanding his blindness …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of complaints of Sir Thomas Canon of pirates who landed in Wales; to appoint some person to solicit, the business … Bristol [ added; Mr. Smith]; Tyler and Carpenter attend in custody; Capt. Cooke's letter concerning trawls; Sir … may be agreed in the foundation to esteem themselves one church and body, for the unity of the opposite is the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lieutenant Colonel Paperill desires passage to Guernsey in one of the Whelps; [ Margin, "A letter to be written to … 4th November last they went to the house of George Mynnes in Epsom, Surrey, and desired the key of his pigeon house for … to remove their common library from the choir of the church into a room provided by the mayor, aldermen, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… be not some plot of Spinola. Charnass is still there and in good humour because he hopes the truce is ended for this … sheets of written paper concerning the original of stage plays, and desired him to allow it to be printed. Not being … Jesus, and utterly dislikes all things in the same against Church music, ceremonies of the Church, or solemnities of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for the Bishop of London, and could not wish a word in it to be altered. It suggests such a jealousy of Dr. … Bishop of Lincoln as he believes will breed a disaffection in the Bishop of London to the business. Has been assured by … the writer's brother to a residence in the cathedral church after Dr. Mason, who was preelected immediately before …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… who have heretofore been well wrought and employed in occupations belonging to the trade of clothing, but now … 1. ii. Petition of certain Broad Weavers of Woollen Cloth in co. Gloucester to the Justices of Assize. Have maintained … to give him a brief account of the present estate of the Church of Ireland. For the fabrics; it is hard to say whether …