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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… those notes, being intended only for Williamson's own use, are written in a very minute hand, with numerous … poor, servants' wages, and the necessary support of one's family, and returning only the balance as the clear yearly … Early in February he was at a great entertainment at Gray's Inn, with most of the Court in masquerade. 12 His intended …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… very large increase in the number of documents. Williamson's former correspondents were instructed to write more … that the StatesGeneral should acknowledge the King's right to the dominion of the seas, should engage that all … their topsails and lower their flags to the smallest King's ship, and should inflict exemplary punishment on Admiral …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… end of June ( p. 191). On 15 July he was at Lord Coventry's house, on the occasion of his daughter's marriage to the Marquess of Winchester's son ( p. 197). In … of Oxford, Sir J. Williamson, Sir L. Jenkins and Dr. Yate in 1672 undertook the charge of it and furnished it with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Orford Ness and had anchored that night about five leagues S.E. of Aldeburgh. The allies had reached the North Foreland, … made out the Dutch fleet standing over to Flanders on a S. E. course, and got up with them at four on the … till ten, when they appeared about three leagues off, E.S.E., astern of the allied fleets, wind N.W., blowing hard. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… they received a present of wines for beverage by the King's orders (p. 26). The English fleet had also returned to … intended attack (pp. 2, 35), and by the 11th Sir E. Spragg's squadron had returned to the Nore after its raid on the … Warrington; Whiston; Wigan; Winwick; Withnell; Woolton; Yate Bank. Congregational.Altington, Salford; Blackburn …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… or to some of her servants that she was as much the King's wife as the Queen, only she had not been married by a bishop (pp. 432, 434, 437, 440, 441). Two of the King's natural children by the Duchess of Cleveland, the Earl of … was made to the Earl of Plymouth, another of the King's natural sons (p. 356). In January, 1676, the Duchess of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… pleased to declare your acceptance of your petitioner's dutiful assistance to your Royal Father of blessed memory … the said Edward Martin was, at the time of His Majesty's distress, immediately after Worcester fight, tenant of the … having first put on a shirt of the said Edward Martin's. "That after, the said Edward Martin met His Majesty in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Office, Warrant Book 1 and Precedents 1 are now called S.P. Dom., Entry Book 334 and S.P. Dom., Entry Book 40 a. The volume of Proclamations … A petition of the widow of Francis Yates, who was the King's guide from Worcester to Whiteladies, desiring a change in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… reservation of a few notable offenders to satisfy the King's vengeance. With what feelings Henry endured such a rebuff … to give ready vent to his anger. The duke of Norfolk's weakness might well be pardoned in consideration of his … led to the most satisfactory results. What man in Aske's position could easily have resisted the personal influence …
Survey of London
… the civil engineer Joseph Cubitt, to replace Robert Mylne's bridge of 17609. Peter Thorn died in 1871, while Ennismore … was completed by his brother. 87 Under Alexander Thorn's direction, the firm survived a period of insolvency in … but following a second failure in 1886, caused by the firm's inability to sell its houses, the business seems to have …