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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lord D'Aubigny, brother to the Duke of Lennox and student in the College of Navarre. Fell into discourse with Mr. … inasmuch as neither the Queen nor the French had any power in affairs in England, it were to good purpose to find out … had a blessing from Lambeth, that is the language of the Church which he is confident his Grace will continue to him. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… ordered Coke to make some despatches over beyond seas in answer of those letters which are in Sec. Windebank's hands, has commanded Coke to send to … Cornhill. The preacher to read the prayers of the Church of England, and to be appointed by the Company of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Mastership of the Temple have continued many years, in which petitioner has suffered in his time, his name, and his means of subsistence, and … of the person; the Liturgy and discipline used in the Church of England should be received there, and in all things …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to their commands they have inquired into the abuses in clothing charged upon the Market Spinners by the Merchant … who will then drive the trade of clothing will have it in their power to make a stand of the trade when they please, … William Styles, concerning certain seats or pews in the church of Hemingston, co. Suffolk. Requests his lawful favour …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Spanish tobacco. April 16. Aboard the St. Claude in Stokes Bay. 2. Capt. Jas. Mervyn to Nicholas. In consequence of the misconduct of the master of his ship, … 17 years, that Sir John Peshall, indicted for not going to church, had come to church for the time aforesaid as an …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… by sending their summonses for him and others were in a prmunire, and that he would prosecute the same against … within the liberties of the city. Mr. South and he busied in passing accounts for the poor prisoners in the gaol for … grew about removing the communion table in St. Gregory's Church, near St. Paul's Cathedral, from the middle of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… answerable. Sir Cornelius Vermuyden concerning drainings in Yorkshire to be heard the 27th. A subsequent memorandum … and some of the company of the Timothy of London, employed in the Isle of Rh. Again present a copy of an order of … therein at the next sessions. [ One page.] Nov. 28. Christ Church, Canterbury. 39. Dean and Chapter of Canterbury to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Sec. Windebank to Robert Davison, keeper of the new prison in Maiden Lane, London. Warrant to set at liberty Henry Moore, prisoner in his custody. [ Half a page.] Dec. 1. The Henrietta. 2. … 29. Substance of a late submission drawn from the English Church at Delft by Mr. Forbus [Forbes] and his elders. It is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1. Order of Council on a petition of Robert Hare, prisoner in the new prison. The petitioner stated that he was much impoverished in his estate by his long imprisonment, and was grown so weak … which concerned both himself and his government both in church and in temporal affairs, for he presently apprehended …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to beautify "the frontispiece" of Saint George's Chapel in that city, had done so, in this year 1633, by depicting upon a table thereon the arms … to make laws and canons for the government of the Church, but also to put them in execution as laws …