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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the cloths wrought by them longer by three or four yards in each cloth than they were from the fulling-mills and … of the same. [ Three quarters of a page.] 4. Statement, in seven heads, of the inconveniences which result from the … into conformity with the liturgy and discipline of the Church of England. They had chosen for their deputy governor …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… ordinary charge of the Navy, to be constantly maintained in complete equipage for sea-service: total, 19,644 l. 11 s. … total annual charge of keeping forty ships always ready in harbour for service, 27,084 l. 11 s. 10 d.; to which if … Jan. 6. Presentation of Dr. Brian Duppa, Dean of Christ's Church, Oxford, to the chancellorship of Sarum, with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 17-31, 1633 Jan. 17. Westminster. 1. Grant to John Adson, in consideration of services rendered and to be rendered to the King in the science or art of music, during his life, of the wages … at, either because he was the master's son, or because church music was contemned. Dr. Woodd was of opinion that the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… riding at Faversham. Prays leave to employ his bark in the carriage of oysters to Rotterdam during the ensuing … for co. York to [the Sheriff.] Certify their proceedings in binding apprentices, regulating ale-houses, and … Brazen Horse, Peter Brockelsby, pewterer, by St. Andrew's Church in Holborn, and Michael Robinson, brasier, in Gratious …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… a brief note of the nature of the proceeding recorded in every particular case. Many of the entries relate to … portion relating to every month will be inserted hereafter in the Calendar at the end of the month. Feb. 18. [Day of … Misconduct as vestrymen in publishing a new table of church fees. Fined 10 l. each. John Vicars, clerk Holding …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Petition of Capt. Pronoville. To appoint a saltpetreman in Hilliard's place. A new commission for saltpetre. … after; shipwrights to view what timber fit for the Navy in the Forest of Sherwood co. Nottingham, and of Chapwood, … that if his Grace would procure some living out of the church to be some ground to rest upon, the rest might come by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Cornelius Veen, with their partners, owners of the Fortune in North Holland. [ See 15 th March, Vol. cclxii., No. 77.] … by John Simons and others, had been seized at Timologue, in Ireland. The Lords pray the Lord Deputy to give order for … are, in some respects, very unusual. For being absent from church on the Lord's day, 21; for profane swearing, 41; for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… old river, but with such qualifications as are contained in the copy annexed. Report what damage has been done to the … mentioned, and also to the individual owners and tenants in each township by the draining operations of Sir Cornelius … contempt of his Highness's laws and disturbance of the church. For reformation whereof the persons addressed are to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… great work of charity, and considering the inconveniences in respect of the temperature of the season and contagion, no … poor, under the Book of Orders, within six small hundreds in the Downish division near the town of Bourne. [ Half a … and still more for his having quieted the discord in the Church on the subject of Predestination and the questions …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… personal attendance; the inhabitants of Cheam and Ewell, in regard of service for the King's house at Nonsuch; the … lastly, the town of Guildford, by charter. Forasmuch as in things which concern his Majesty and the State in so … confessed and embraced one another as true members of the Church. These arch patterns of charity, and the advantage …