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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the care used by the Commissioners, some goods which were in the said ship are supposed to be unjustly taken by some … VII., and 32 Henry VIII., against shipping merchandise in strangers' bottoms should be duly put into execution. … further from him. [ Seal with arms. 1 p.] May 16. Christ Church, [Oxford.] 11. Dr. Brian Duppa, Dean of Christchurch, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… promised to declare themselves for the work, and to draw in their neighbours of Lubeck and Lunenburg. Mr. Muller has … is blocked up since the defeat of [Col.] Bunickhausen in Westphalia. Frankfort-on-the-Oder is surrendered to the … 6. Desblouniere to Mons. Marmet, pastor of the French Church in London. There has lately come to London, Dumeau, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1634 June 21. Westminster. 1. Grant under the privy seal, in consideration of good service, of a pension of 100 l. per … further, that the deputy and every other merchant residing in those parts is to conform to the doctrine and discipline settled in the Church of England, and frequent the Common Prayers with all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and their letter, have examined the expense of powder in the Dreadnought, and find the same to be as follows: one item, being expense in salutes, powder 519lbs., with shot proportionable. [ p.] … Certain lands are held by feoffment to the use of that church and town. John Hatley, one of the feoffees, has by a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of fullers' earth by warrant of officers of customs in Kent; to consider of sale of old cordage which pesters the … Deptford and Woolwich ; charge of the Charles set to sea in place of the Unicorn; directions concerning chips; … in the chancel and from the east window of [ Chesham ?] church, the monument being to Richard Bowle, father of Dr. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… so great by ungrounded informations, and pretended bills in Star Chamber at the suit of the Attorney General, unwonted … done under pretence of his Majesty's service, whereas in truth the consequence has been altogether contrary. The … of Robert Seale. About Shrove Sunday last he saw a church gathered together, and there was a pulpit and cloth …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… being too hot. Thanks for the noble readiness of Windebank in the writer's occasions in England. Beseeches Windebank to be assured that his son … ?] to give him meeting there, and they went into the church where Burden saw the defects, and took special notes, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… litigation between petitioner and John Lander and others in the court of the duchy. Prays for a protection to be sued out in form pauperis. Underwritten, 1. i. Reference to the … him, and showed their readiness to do any service to the church as their predecessors had done. Being at Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Burgesses of the borough of Harwich, also to the Goodmen in the same towns, boroughs, and members of the same, and in the towns of Woodbridge, Walberswick, Lowestoft, … marriage of his sister with Ferdinando Howard at the Savoy church in the Strand. After the marriage they dined at the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… brother Nicholas. Thanks for Nicholas's love towards him in the change of his place of imprisonment. Desires him and … him to commend, yet not desiring Nicholas to show himself in it, if it be prejudicial to Nicholas's occasions. [1 p.] … twelve houses in Tadley and Pamber, one of them being the Church House the rent whereof went towards repairing the …