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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… The Wardrobe. 49. Capt. Richard Fielding to Nicholas. The bearer has entreated the writer to set his hand to a petition … lying dangerously sick, in the company of William Carnaby, sword-bearer of Newcastle, Thomas Milborne of Benwell and others, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… wanting both food and raiment, as Capt. Skipwith, the bearer, can inform him. [1 p.] April 29. 74. See "Returns … the Miniken one was standing on the poop brandishing his sword, and one other on the bowsprit, calling to the pinnace …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… apprehend the occasion, they may turn the point of the sword upon the Spaniard with which they plot to cut their … Advises the Queen to recal him gently. He will prove a sword for all his friends if his edge be set right. Describes …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… earnestly entreated to write to Nicholas in behalf of the bearer, Thomas Jenkins, who has been lately arrested at …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and those for wafting the Dunkirk ship towards Spain. The bearer, who is sent for them by the Resident, will pay … Lord Maltravers, who signified his pleasure to send the bearer, the adventurers' officer, John Lawrence, to … for the said bark, and to deliver the warrant to the bearer. The bark is the Grace of Weymouth, of 80 tons; John …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… charge he had been at in perfecting the manufacture of sword blades, and entreated his Majesty to take into his … Report that petitioner has been at great charge in making sword blades, rapier blades, skein blades, and other blades … he sent the bailiff of the hundred of Ongar, and the bearer his servant, to receive ship-money at Stanford Rivers, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… this vacation. He dares not recommend any one, but the bearer is a very honest gentleman, and sufficient for that … 1 p.] July 23. 38. Robert Smyth to Nicholas. The bearer, John Moore, is recommended by some of the officers … him, in a white beaver, with a studded hatband, his sword better put on than my Lord Jaggard's; caused nine …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… services done for the Duke at Falmouth, and recommends the bearer, instead of Wm. Romow, for Collector of the pollage or …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Bohemia, to Archbishop Laud. She must not let this honest bearer go without her lines to the Archbishop. She cannot too … all from the Lord Marshal. If there be any other news, the bearer Mr. Goft [Goffe?] will let him know them. She esteems … by reason of Coke's short stay, he acquaints him by this bearer, his undersheriff, that it will be the last week of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Vernon to Robert Read, secretary to Sec. Windebank. The bearer has a grant from his Majesty of a forfeiture by one … likewise, of her powder, muskets, the captain's chest and sword, and other things which, if judged to his Majesty, will … his goods again, which are very little worth, except his sword, which has been valued by Lord Gorges at 6 l. Lord …