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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of gunpowder issued from his Majesty's magazines in the Tower and at Portsmouth from May 1 to June 1, 1641: and of … Earl of Strafford should not have made that speech in the Tower which comes forth in print as his is but, as I formerly … and Mr. Herbert Price were by the Commons committed to the Tower for bringing candles into that House the night before …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… For which fault their Lordships were both committed to the Tower on Monday. This afternoon his Majesty has honoured the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Nicholas's shorthand. p.] Aug. 19. 71. Note of how the [Tower] Hamlets should be divided for a small watch [to be kept] in the Tower, with the number of soldiers supplied by each Hamlet, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… be done about pricking of sheriffs." [ Copy. p.] Oct. 14, Tower Hill. 79. Captain William Batten to Sir John Penington. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Father Philips, the Queen's confessor, was sent to the Tower by the Lords, accused, as I hear, of high treason. … Father [Robert] Philips was last week committed to the Tower by the Lords for denying to take the Oath of Allegiance … Nathaniel Brent's visit to Arehbishop Laud. I was at the Tower to visit my Lord of Canterbury, where Sir Nath. Brent …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Thomas Sadler in the wardrobe at Lambeth and at the Tower. Endorsed by Laud: "The note of my clothes at Lambeth and the Tower." [2 pp.] Oct. 18. 8. Perambulation of the Forest of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of gunpowder remaining in his Majesty's stores at the Tower, Portsmouth, and Hull. Total 278 lasts 8 cwt. 60 lbs., … [member for Stamford], was sent three days ago to the Tower, because he was the first man that desired to have his … and few days pass but some one or other is sent to the Tower. The Commons yesterday voted the Remonstrance to be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… diligence in the apprehending and carrying of them to our Tower of London, to be kept in safe custody to be brought to … Since the impeachment and sending of the Bishops to the Tower, the King sent the Attorney-General to the Upper House … laden with ordnance and ammunition, at present near the Tower, to fall down the river as far as Woolwich or …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the Commons' House, and this day at 2 o'clock went to the Tower, his book [of speeches] being adjudged to be burnt by … ever Sir Edward committed was his manner of going to the Tower this day, who, when he might have gone in his coach, … printed, is put out of the House, and committed to the Tower; his book to be burnt by the hangman. We are in great …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and silver as have been coined in the Mint in the Tower of London from 1st April 1641 to 31st March 1642 in …