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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and James Johnson not to re-deliver the sails to the bearer, and has sealed them a bond in 10 l. to save them … a page.] Jan. 24. 31. John Wells to the same. Commends the bearer for his honest and ready service in the Navy. Begs … to the justice of heaven and earth; "for he that takes the sword in hand to revenge himself implicitly avows there is no …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and made stay of the farthings, some of which the bearer, Mr. Blease, an alderman of that city, has to show. … Dell, secretary to Archbishop Laud, to Sir John The bearer [Mr. Dios of Shrewsbury] has been commended to the … by her brother-in-law, the administrator, to accompany the bearer with a word in favour of his suit. He is a minister of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Hall, purser of the First Whelp, is a suitor that the bearer John Bunckly may serve in his stead for this present … Prays him to burn this letter, and give his counsel to the bearer. [ Two pages.] March 10/20. 48. Copy of the same, with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to his charge without pushing any further into London. The bearer is resolved to settle himself in the Navy, and to see … be employed for Ireland, and knows the sufficiency of the bearer. He has aboard divers of Sir Thomas Button's company, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… April 20. Deptford. 30. Kenrick Edisbury to Nicholas. The bearer, John Attawell, has been employed many years as a … Welbeck. 6. William Earl of Newcastle to the Council. The bearer, Thomas Flower, appeared before them lately, touching … 28. Marm[aduke] Moore to G. R. Wakerlyn [Weckerlyn]. The bearer Mr. Hall is warned to appear before Sec. Coke this …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 65. William Earl of Exeter to Sir John Lambe. The bearer, the Earl's cousin Balguy, Deputy Recorder in … Crocker. Urges him with all speed to come away with the bearer, and to bring one or two sufficient young men with … [ p.] May 15. 89. Examination of George Sprat, water-bearer of Saint Giles' Without Cripplegate, taken before …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and John Cheeseman, the one with a staff, the other with a sword, who so wounded him that he lay a long time in danger …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… according to their fashion, has presented him with a drawn sword. To-morrow Durie is to remove towards Frankfort, where … their heat, Crofts seeking to repair himself with his own sword, the writer shall not trouble his Majesty with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the purpose or desist. If soap be sent, let it be by the bearer William Popple. [1 p.] July 8. 41. See "Returns of … therefore to kill and deliver to Richard Westwood, or the bearer, one fat buck out of the park at Eltham. [ p.] July 9. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… whip, whereupon the gentleman struck the coachman with his sword from his coachbox, and Deane said further, that if the … fees are due for Barrett's appearance and discharge the bearer will satisfy. [ Seal with arms. p.] July 19. 27. … terrify them, as Nicholas may perceive by this party [the bearer]. This man is a good diligent workman, and in that …