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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Opinions of the Recorder of London and of Mr. Cusen of the Temple, given the 25th of February 1619-20, touching the … which may tend to the utter ruin of himself and family. Prays his honour to procure his Majesty's letters in … of his losses, as he shall ever be bound with his wife and family to pray for his Majesty's happy reign. [1 p.] 57. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… sail within these three days. Assurances of affection and family matters. [2 pp.] Jan. 2. Mar. [Merton ?] College, … [ p.] Jan. 5. 46. Remonstrance of the Society of the Inner Temple to the Council. First, we shall demonstrate to the … in any church-mize there. Particulars relative to the family of Sir Henry Bagenall and their connection with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… is, I think, by this time upon the way hither with his family, not to return any more, as I hear. The next who comes … as I am with your company when you are present. All this family present their best affections to you, and I pray still …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… year and a half has consumed his whole estate, so that his family are likely to perish. His wife stands at present … he being not able to support the livelihood of himself and family, much less to wage suit in law. Underwritten, 7. I. I … p] Jan. 29. 16. The like. Richard Lloyde, of the Inner Temple, having complained to the Board of Nicholas Marshall, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… order. Prays the archbishop, for the rescue of himself and family from poverty, to vouchsafe him a sequestration of his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… move the King as soon as is possible. [ p.] Feb. 25. Inner Temple Churchyard. 25. Allan Boteler to the same. My friend … not a Babel, a tower of confusion. This, like the first temple, must be built with stones ready squared; no hewing, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of news from court. Mr. Bagshaw, reader, of the Middle Temple, read but one week, being commanded by the Lord Keeper … can be valid in law. Mr. Ludlow, reader, of the Inner Temple, read but one week, likewise by reason, as some say, … utter ruin, the death of my wife, and overthrow of all my family. I wish you had given order with your warrant that my …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… been for the assistance I received from you, both I and my family must have starved. What my fault has been, his Majesty … fit. It was their own fault that any suit was commenced. Family matters. [ Seal with crest and arms. 2 pp.] Mar. 23. … (2) Dr. English, one of our prebends; and (3) Dr. Temple. I must confess that I, my unworthy self, had much …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to Sir Thos. Smith, at the Naked Boy, in the Strand. Family matters. The carrier who is intrusted with the plate … 31. 46. Petition of Edward Watts, gentleman, of the Middle Temple, London, to Archbishop Laud. That petitioner and his … 1 p.] Mar. 31. 48. Observations by Mr. Nevill, of Cressing Temple, about the knights of the shire and their election in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Arthur Brett, of London, and John Barker, of the Middle Temple, on the one part, and Edward Viscount Conway and … Jolly to Percy Church, at the Holy Lamb, a grocer's within Temple Bar. I have served the order upon the tenants, and … in the south aisle of that church appropriated to her family. She was wife of Francis Fane seventh Earl of …