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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… which they inclose. This day they had ten small boats at sea, to take fish for the King's household, and the relief of … The King has been moved to pardon John Graham, Ensign to a company of soldiers billeted in co. Northampton, for killing … the dominions of Spain and France. They are now on the south side of the Isle of Wight, plying to the West, with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… this was for a passport.] May 2. 16. Names of Master and Company of the John, of Portsmouth. May 2. 17. List of … his consideration, the fishermen having already put to sea, to the extreme hazard of their lives, ships, and goods. … Conway, for a purser's place. He is a clerk, has been at sea, and hath foreign languages. May 6. Southampton. 38. John …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… only sister, that the Earl would accept him as one of his company in his travels. He is Sir Henry Spelman's son and … others, Deputy Lieutenants of Cornwall, in fitting out for sea the fleet lately returned from Rochelle, upon a design to … and inquired whether there were no landing places in the south part of that island, and whether there were any …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… The St. Esprit and the pinnace Henrietta will be ready for sea on Monday with eleven other enumerated ships. Terms of … at Plymouth, he went thither by land, sending his man by sea with a letter if he should meet with the Earl or any of … Lord Carlisle, had told them thereof, and that he kept company with Daniel MacCarthie, a mere Protestant. His intent …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… repaired, and provisions sent for to repair the other at sea. Difficulties in supply of fresh water. By their raising … all expedition. Sends list, and doubts not they will be at sea to-morrow or next day. Order should be given to Sir John … be restored, upon giving satisfaction to the captain and company of the ketch. June 3. 20. Capt. John Heydon to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… even of the fresh victuals the victualler sends aboard. If sea services proceed, the provision of victuals must be … on her, that she has stolen the hearts of her captain and company. Will deliver her over to the Earl of Denbigh, but … have done much spoil. Our fishermen are afraid to go to sea, and the writers fear their landing to burn their towns. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… want of repair; leakage; that she has given more way at sea than any other ship; that the surgeon's chest is not … ships of the fleet had endeavoured to avoid being sent to sea again. Unreasonable demands of the pursers, boatswains, … table. The beer had no fault but the unwillingness of the company to go again to sea. Want of seamen. Two mutinies, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… dispersed. Found them all in Freshwater Bay, except the Sea Adventure, which got into Portsmouth, whither also he … Harris being yet sick, and not likely to be fit to go to sea with the Ninth Lion's Whelp which will be launched on … William Hamblin, a soldier of Sir William Courteney's company, is to be tried before them for killing Foux, a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Dec. 2. 13. Petition of Commissioners for repair of sea-breaches between Great Yarmouth and Happisburgh, in … by certain London booksellers [the Stationers' Company] of the privilege of printing granted to the … from the fleet, all well. Suggests that if this army of sea and land forces is to be quartered at and near Plymouth, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… they left in the Downs; the captain being ashore, and the sea high, it seems he could not get aboard. The seamen have … the fleet in two or three days will be fit to put to sea. Until money come, victualling and works are at a stand, … 24. Order of Council, on petition of George Rooke and his company, for release of the George, in which were 100 …