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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… his Majesty to acknowledge his favour in causing the trial on the Quo Warranto against the city for the duty of … with, because I had before so much commended his sermon on a lame information, which it had undoubtedly deserved, had … Governor, last Monday morning was presented by the town of Hull with a purse of gold and a barrel of ale, after which he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… he would serve the greatest Whig in England to be revenged on him. An affidavit was also sent me with this expression, … Feb. 1. Yarmouth. Sir Thomas Medowes to Secretary Jenkins. On behalf of Capt. Jeffrey Ward, a former Bailiff, desiring … praying a grant to him of the said pensioner's place at Sutton's Hospital with a non obstante. (See his letter of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and the Justices to prevent all disorders that may happen on any false reports or by any seditious practices on this occasion. [ S.P. Dom., Entry Book 56, p. 159.] Feb. … Rye, Southampton, Deal, Dover, Harwich, Yarmouth and Hull. (In the same words as the Earl of Sunderland's letter …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Lewsley to the Navy Commissioners. Reporting favourably on about 700 loads of oak timber belonging to John Mason of … as well Papists as others, should be proceeded against on the statutes for 12 d. a Sunday for not repairing to … perceive as yet that she has received any harm in her hull or mast. Anthony Ryveley, the pilot, was sent down from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… for the East Indies, stopped in Portland Road, and left on 31 Dec. [ S.P. Dom., Car. II. 232, No.1.] Jan.1. Yarmouth. … 20 or 30 laden colliers arrived from the North; one struck on a sand called the Cockle, and became so leaky as to need … hoys to fetch the timber from Stockwith, Buttrey, and Hull. Sixty loads were carried down last year, which Lord …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Commissioners. As the weather gives leave our work goes on about transporting the stores. Five vessels are laden and … enjoined by them to see the ordinary of the new ship keep on board and their servants be such as might be able to do … and afterwards we took out her main-mast and placed her hull in a convenient place to secure the masts against the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and the vessel was not damaged. [ Ibid. No. 2.] Jan. 1. Hull. Charles Whittington to Williamson. Two Swedes have … North Foreland, and the Thanet men have brought much goods on shore. [ Ibid. No. 10.] Jan. 3. Post Office. I. Dorislaus … Cambridge, to the King, for a letter to the Governors of Sutton's Hospital, to admit him on the next vacancy. Had an …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… service from 1 Jan. 1669, beside rewards for moneys lent on the 11 months' aid, additional aid, &c. [4 pages. Ibid. … and rebuilding the Royal Oak; the ships being built at Hull will save the extra charge of transportation to London. … of Trerice, for acceptance of the surrender of a lease of Sutton Pool, near Ply mouth, to the Treasury Commissioners, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… happiness to kiss your hands before my departure, though on Sunday in the afternoon I used all diligence imaginable to … from Mevis (Nevis) to London says that a French squadron on that coast disturbs all ships trading there, carrying them … of the Deal men all were saved. [ Ibid. No. 42.] Jan. 7. Hull. Charles Whittington to Williamson. Advising him that he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… for being seduced to transport wool, and imploring pardon on his oath not to transgress again, and his promise to … at 16,000 l., but rather recommending them to proceed on the first estimate of 3,600 l., which might fit her for a … vessels are windbound here. [ Ibid. No. 18.] Jan. 4. Hull. Colonel Anthony Gylby to Williamson. At my parting from …