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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… If he be preferred on the present occasion recommends the bearer for Cooke's place. [ Half a page.] Sept. 7. Plymouth. … their pains and charges. The Chamberlain is to pay to the bearer on that account 40 l. [ Half a page. See Vol. ccxiii., …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… be able to wait on him this term. His brother has sent the bearer, his servant, to attend him. Begs him to procure their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… which is ashamed of him, leaving divinity to put on a sword, and has behaved himself as ill in the one as the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… a page.] 53. Attorney General Noy to Sec. Windebank. The bearer will deliver to him divers letters stayed upon the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Byrd, Judge of the Admiralty of Cornwall, to Nicholas. The bearer, Robert Smith, will bring proofs made before the … Cinque Ports. According to his command on behalf of the bearer, De la Martinays, the writers directed their warrant …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… have been injured by him, and desired to meet him with his sword in his hand. Lord Weston answered that he did not know … half-an-hour, and said that Lord Weston would wear his sword by his side whithersoever he walked. Examinant said he … course, his reply was, that he would go abroad with a sword, to defend himself as well as he could. [ Two pages and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of St. Paul's, concerning carrying the Lord Mayor's sword within that cathedral, and also touching arrests made … May 13. Tottenham. 65. Sec. Coke to Sec. Windebank. The bearer, Mr. Traves, is the only man intrusted in the state of … refusal. The Earl is therefore to send the jewel by the bearer. [ Dated in the corner 15 th May, but indorsed "16 th …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… page.] May 25. York. 50. Sec. Coke to Sec. Windebank. The bearer is the postmaster who went over to Antwerp and Calais … not have him back again unless they won him with the sword." Johnson said, "then there would be much hurly-burly, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… his mistress's.P.S. Beseeches him to be free with the bearer Warwick [Philip, afterwards Sir Philip, Warwick ?] [ …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… that he is a very honest man. He will go with Colbe. The bearer, Sir Thomas Dishington, will tell him the news, and …