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Survey of London
… on the southern side of Kensington Gore, the Commissioners for the Exhibition intended, as we have also seen, to provide … he had been preceded in England by the radical Members of Parliament led by William Ewart (later the pioneer of public … life after about 1870. In particular, schools of art gave qualifications to the rapidly growing profession of …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… in asides as 'your knight errant' and 'this proper squire (for he hath lost his spurs)', and concluded 'judge you if … part of a knave, or if you will, of a giddie headed foole (for so you will finde him).' he also threatened to send … chancery suit, Mr Giles. The quarrel between the two young men had apparently begun over six years earlier at the house …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… Licence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Abstract Claxton prosecuted King for abusive words in Thomas Taylor's alehouse in Compton … but claimed that he had spoken them after asking Claxton for security for a loan he was arranging for him and that he … others, drinking beer and taking tobacco together. These men 'badd them friendlie welcome, and desired them to sit …
10th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… to enable Vincent Lowe to sell certain lands. L. 1. An act for repairing of the haven of Colchester. L. 2. An act for … humble advice both of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, and that he did never hear nor read that any king … of his speech, he said they did sometimes preoccupate men's judgements and make them forget what they would say. He …
10th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… kt., his brother, to sell certain manors and lands for payment of debts and to establish others of better value … the Clerk's Book; and they to peruse the Clerk's Book last Parliament for grievances, and for the grievances of 7 0 J … Ireland's chamber in Gray's Inn, and where his horses and men lie, viz. at the Red Lion in Holborn. SIR ROBERT …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… [CJ 787; f. 196] Lunae, 10 Maii 1624 L. 1. An act for restraint of the transportation of iron ordnance. The … that it should not be left to be governed by a few private men who seek but their profit. Chancellor of the Duchy fears … King, Prince and all say they never knew a more prudent Parliament than this is. He would have us not to meddle too …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… honor by the report and testimony of the gentlemen and men of worth in his countrey that knowe him. So it is …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… than James Coffyn could.' His defence was that the two men had made up their differences on the spot, and had since … Both parties were evidently aware of the potential for litigation since Coffin also claimed that Stephens had … him into striking him so that he could bring an action for battery at common law. Proceedings began in November 1637 …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… Dr Duck presented the libel and nominated a commission for taking the testimony of Colvile's witnesses headed by … 1. The witnesses were warned of the penalty for perjury and bearing false witness. Of what age, … base fountayne, and that it was fitter to be sent to foote men then to gentlemen'? What other words against Colville had …
11th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… act of explanation of a former act made 23 0 Eliz., An act for assurance of the yearly rent of £82 10s. to the Bishop of … MILDMAY. All our hopes of future happiness consist in this Parliament. Nemo laeditur , nisi a seipso. To declare … not fit to send present supply there? 2. What number of men? 3. What money will serve for this? 4. What the best …