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A History of the County of Essex
… a master, who was also to be rector of St. Mary Magdalen's church, and five poor single or widowed people of … hospital and to pay each of them a yearly stipend of 52 s. A test suit in Chancery 1831-3 and a decree of the court … church he gave the land of Brickhouse farm, Bocking Hall farm in West Mersea, and the rents of his house on East …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and subsequently the vicarage, were purchased by St. John's College, Oxford. Canbury Park, adjoining Charlbury, was … Finstock, and Shorthampton annexed, valued in the king's books at 25. 5. 10.; net income, 800; patrons, the … an interesting specimen of Domestic architecture; the hall, library, and dining-room are fine apartments of large …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1 - volume 1 April 1625 April 1625 April 1. St. James's. Proclamation to inhibit the sale of Latin Books reprinted … attend his Grace, but the intimation of his late Majesty's decease had imposed, not only a sorrow, but an astonishment … for the Lord President already signed. April 16. Edmund Hall, Oxon. 64. Matthew Nicholas to his brother Edward …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Castle. 1. Sir John Hippisley to the Council. Ifferson's cause had been heard in Lord Zouch's time, and with as much favour as the cause would bear. Nov. … at his house; with some advices. [ Minute, Conway's Letter Book, p. 236.] Nov. 18. Londesborough. 4. Francis …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… they had ten small boats at sea, to take fish for the King's household, and the relief of the town; three of them were … of the conviction of Grace Jones, tried at the Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, for stealing six pounds in money, … was employed during the expedition to the Isle of Rh as Surgeon to the Duke. He has died since his return, leaving …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… from their shameful and ungrateful desertion of the King's service. Kerby, condemned by the Martial Commissioners and … fleet was there would not be to the advantage of the King's service. There is a difference of opinion amongst the … May 7. Grant to Anne Fisher of an almsroom in Clark's Hall, near Bishopsgate. [ Docquet.] May 7. Warrant to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… powder and match for the magazine therein for his Majesty's service. Prays for a warrant for two lasts of powder from … Marines. The Little Anne went from Plymouth with the King's fleet. Arrived at anchor in Charlebois Road on the Thursday … Master Gunner of England, to Nicholas. Recommends Thomas Hall as competent to serve his Majesty as a gunner. May 20. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… May 24. Warrant to pay to James Heriot, his Majesty's jeweller, 160 l. 14 s. for pearls for embroidering a foot … Narration, by the Heads of Trinity College, St. Edmund's Hall, Magdalen Hall, and Wadham and Oriel Colleges, Oxford, … Docquet.] May 27. Warrant to pay 98 l. 3 s. to John Dixon, Surgeon General of the Army of Rh, for embalming the body of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Vanderdort, for life, of the Offices of Keeper of the King's Cabinet-room, with the fee of 40 l. per annum, and of … for a royal message. The King has just passed in the Duke's carriage, from Somerset House, where he had the news. Prays … she is very careful of. June 14. 32. Information of James Hall, of Bembridge, in the Isle of Wight, respecting the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Keeper, may receive expedition, having been Mrs. Mariner's request when the King was at Portsmouth, and received good … has given more way at sea than any other ship; that the surgeon's chest is not furnished; and the want of money for … till nine o'clock, and it was given out in Westminster Hall and at Court that there was to be an adjournment. As the …