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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of his submission referred to Drs. Duck and Eden, or either of them, to be perused, and if they find his … for his appearance next court day. Thomas Banbury, alias Powis, of Newbold Pacy, co. Warwick, and William Banbury. … the promoter's sufficiency. William Banbury, alias Powis, and Margaret his wife. An attachment decreed and an …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for non-appearance to be certified. Will. Banbury, alias Powis, and Margaret his wife, of Newbold Pacy, co. Warwick. … and referred it to Sir John Lambe, Dr. Duck, and Dr. Eden, or any two of them, to allot Greenhill such allowance for the … issue to the governors not to let any lease of the lands, or any part thereof, belonging to the hospital, nor to choose …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… the turnkey, who thereupon leaned his head to the grating or door. Another of them took hold of his neckcloth and … who, all but the colonel, who goes commander, and two or three captains, two lieutenants and one ensign, were … in the Common Pleas by Mr. Baron Powell; and Mr. Sergeant Powis, now a puisne judge of Chester, will be made a Baron in …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by the counsel of Stukeley (Estuquele) against England or Ireland 1, and that in order to carry this into effect, … undeciphered, but see below.) Also: A paper with sentences or parts of sentences, which prove to be deciphers of the … contrary, saying in the end that he could not be a friend or good servant of the Queen who wished to give or consent to …
Survey of London
… former wife of Lord Edward Herbert, son of the Marquess of Powis. 1753. Sir Henry Tempest, Bt. 1753. William Troutbeck, …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… the blue and green would be those of the earl of Arundel or some other principal nobleman. Blue and white was perhaps … of quene Mary xxxiij s. iiij d." P. 163. Funeral of lady Powis. Though the interment of this lady (as stated in p. … tapers ij s. viij d. Item, at the obsequy of my lady Anne Poys for the belles iij s. iiij d. Item, of my lady Anne Pois …
Survey of London Monograph
… nowhere given. Uncertain whether rank was merely honorary or whether, as Spelman thought, he had a province in France. … presumably retained by Richard Grey, first Lord Grey of Powis, who then held Wark Castle in Northumberland ( H. of … III, 52). Presumably retained by Richard Lord Grey (of Powis), who then held Wark Castle in Northumberland. Warwick …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… We do think that the country ought to pay for taking or killing any of the runaways, the matter being of public … the English. Their goods, being either much coarser or slighter, will serve for servants and will be sure to go … them licence to trade contrary to those Acts. Signed, T. Powis, 7 July 1687. [ Col. Papers, Vol. LX., No. 19, and Col. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… were discharged, and Ellis was ordered to beg their pardon or to be whipped. Sheriffs appointed for 1688. [ Col. Entry … of the Lords of Trade, referring the paper to Sir Thomas Powis for report. Signed, William Blathwayt. [ Col Papers, … A petition from Henry Perkins read respecting seventy or more English prisoners detained at Carthagena. His Grace …