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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Brian Kipling, to enter into bond not to serve any foreign prince, and to pay the duties owing to the company. Parker … She has sent for Rupert to go into the field with the Prince of Orange. He spends his time but idly in England, and … requiring them to enter bond not to serve any foreign prince, which bond they are ready and willing to enter into, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… being scattered into exile, the King's nephew, Prince Elector Palatine, had by commission appointed Henry … put those affairs. 2nd. Because the Earl writes that the Prince of Orange expressed his opinion that the Palatinate … is contrary to all that the Earl Marshal wrote, and to the Prince of Orange's opinion, and is mistaken in itself, for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… d. per diem, to James Rutherford, servant to the King when Prince of Wales. [ Coll. Sign Man., Car. I., Vol. II., No. … to be a godmother, with the Princess of Orange. The Prince of Orange had taken the field. Had brought over Lord … was imprisoned, although he produced a commission from the Prince of Orange and a letter from the town of Rotterdam. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… concluding it would be the last, and that she trusted the Prince should be restored or the vizard be taken off,) … of their sun; so that both letters may agree. What the Prince shall now accept shall conclude him and his house for … deep root in the House of Bavaria and grow strong, and the Prince's title will be obsolete, and such as for which no …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of imprest for provision of horses, for the King, Queen, Prince, and Prince Elector. [ Docquet.] May 19. The like to pay to the … before the foreign shipwrights not to work for any foreign prince, which he conceives was all the Lords required him to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Majesty's charter, entering bond not to serve any foreign prince, and paying such duties as belong to the company. [ … Admiralty. It being moved that Philip Warde, purser of the Prince, being to be removed to the purser's place of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… he and the writer had many disputes about it. And for the Prince of Orange's opinion, the Earl she sees mistook it, for the Prince said that if all the Lower Palatinate were restored … to her opinion as expressed to him, and that also of the Prince of Orange. She ever protested to him she would never …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… which for many ages has been paid at the creation of every Prince of Wales, and according to which all charges are … In the summons to enter bond not to serve a foreign prince, they find a very great slighting of their officers' … wisdom. If Lord Arundel mistook either Elizabeth or the Prince of Orange, the Archbishop cannot help it; but if the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to Spain. Recommends the enclosed letter from the Prince Palatine to the King of Spain, which Lord Aston is to … entered into the borders of Picardy which will make the Prince of Orange go into the field. [ Seals with arms. 1 p.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… affection for her service, but to give an account of the Prince Elector's affairs is beyond Roe's ephemerides; there … money the more displeasing and sensible." Urges that the Prince Elector could gain nothing by discontent, and that his … masterpiece to blow the coals. Comments as follows on the Prince Elector and Prince Rupert: "It is not the first time …