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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… advises upon it. Some ships come home from the fleet, and order given for disposing of the men. Hamburghers gone … Coke to Sec. Conway. Nine Hamburghers had passed Dover, and twenty other ships had gone by the North of Ireland, all bound for Spain, with cordage and munition. Had written to Sir James Bagg to intercept …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Bull, Firemaster of the Army in the expeditions to Cadiz and Rh, to the King. Petitioner's services in the wars of the Queen of Bohemia, and in the expeditions above mentioned. At Rh he lost his right arm, and received 18 wounds, incredibly escaping with life. Was to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… them to take notice truly of his estate in that county, and to lay an answerable charge upon him, to which he … of the warrant for searching the Dutch ships for masts and cordage [ Vol. cxx., No. 75.], and prays him to execute the same. [ Copy.] Nov. 18. The King …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of a cause between the King's servant, Sir George Perkins, and Richard Greaves, respecting certain lands in co. Derby, and to call into court and examine viv voce John Milward and Henry Bridges, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… by Sir John Lambe against Michael West, Thomas West and Elinor his wife, and William Sheppard, for protection against an incumbrance … train of artillery, perhaps on some expedition, with their entertainments. 38. Index to an accompt similar to the above. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of a work entitled "The End of King James his reign, and the beginning of King Charles." [This portion contains … Angleterre:" a treatise in French on English institutions and functionaries. 3. Petition of James Levingston, one of … and Ireland. 86. A copy of the "establishment of the entertainments and wages of the Lord Governor, Officers, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 1-9, 1629 January 19, 1629 Jan. 1. Bristol. 1. Mayor and Aldermen of Bristol to the Council. The scarcity of corn … for avoiding famine, to come over into this kingdom, and are very offensive in all the western parts. Pray … in the way of setting forth the St. James, prize, and the Third and Tenth Lion's Whelps, as directed by the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Heath. Mary Lady Gray, now wife of Andrew Lord Gray, and sometime wife of Sir John Sydenham, standing convicted of Popish recusancy, and being seized of certain lands in cos. Kent and Somerset, two parts in three of the same lands are due to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… The Attorney General recommends the grant to be made, and underwritten is a direction to him dated March 6, 1629, … Porter ?] that the prize ship, the St. James, is ready, and also the victuals for the Spaniards, but that the writer … Collection of Memoranda, principally relating to episcopal and archiepiscopal visitations, derived from the registers of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… is dead, but the King has given his place to Mr. Bondon, and the next place is promised to Dr. Fell. March 1. … to be had in Portsmouth or Southampton, Sir Henry Palmer and the Earl have resolved with the first wind to go out, beat away the Dunkirkers about the Isle of Wight, and so pass over to the Islands, where, with some such …