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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… from borrowing money to supply the wants of himself and family he is in great distress, and his horse being lame at … clear myself out of this town, nor yield any comfort to my family when I come home. [ p.] Dec. 3. 11. Sir Edward … from the King; at several meetings of the Company at the Temple, Broadstreet, and elsewhere, it was always agreed the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… your Majesty's hart hounds (which office had been in his family for many years under your Royal father and his … [1 p.] 106. Notes of Edward Bagshaw, reader of the Middle Temple, concerning his reading questioned in the High …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… p.] Jan. 5. 26. John Nicholas to his son, Edward Nicholas. Family affairs. Our new landlord to the parsonage [of Earls … fall in; and you know the Queen is much affected to that family. I heard this morning that Montrose and Argyle are … on the contrary be an impudent hanger on upon him and his family while I live, especially while I shall be any way …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… enable my uncle to settle in some place and draw over his family to him, which would be an unspeakable ease to his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… God's blessing be on them and on the rest of the afflicted family. [1 p.] March 2/12. Paris. 9. Robert Reade to the … Maltravers, and also the Earl of Westmoreland and that family, whose sister he married. You write that you remember … at such an excessive charge to transport myself and my family from beyond the seas into this your kingdom, and so [ …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… good, and I wish I could be with her. Sends love to his family and relations. P.S.Lord Vaux is fallen into an ague … disposition and power to do her Majesty and the Palatine family good service, I waited on her Majesty at a private …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… assurance will be by a match with some of the Austrian family, which is now most likely by some daughter of old …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… at Mrs. Hide's, a tobacco shop over against the Middle Temple gate, which is not far from the Six Clerks' office: he … this summer. This place is extreme chargeable to keep a family in, which I think will force us to retire into the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… into want here, the place being so dear to live in with a family, he desired that all the plate, brocatellies, and … is abroad, and make it over likewise, that himself and his family, if they should come, might not be exposed to …