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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of Down makes challenge to part of the principal house; and that there are many leases made for life of the chiefest … amongst whom I am to reside, being far from my Lord Deputy and all civil administration. I acquaint the Countess [of … time granted a monopoly to Tyler concerning searching of vinegar, soap, hops, etc.; which patent was sought to be …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… effecting our bill the country's griefs will be doubled and the purveyors' abuses ten times trebled. Instead of … 3. Sir Willm. Maurice; to give the King 4 subsidies and 6 fifteenths. 4. Mr. Bond; to give 3 subsidies and 5 … towards Sir James Cromer's, by 2 poor men, Michael Pickle and John Robinson, dwelling in Westgate without …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… disordered eating of flesh on days prohibited by the laws and statutes, he may be allowed to have it printed and set up in the houses of all innkeepers, taverners, … or village, but only bed, sheets, fire, candles, salt and vinegar, as ever has been accustomed. And if any presume to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… burgesses, for which place if Cecil appoints one or two, and sends him their names by the bearer, he will appoint them … of her favour. Prescription of times is not for a subject, and if it please her Majesty to grace him, the more it is … but saith that the metal is of mercury congealed with vinegar and verdigris, and was made by Mr. Hillyard about …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… from Barbary, which brought four or five Barbary falcons and tassels. Sends him a present of a cast of the choicest … to the Queen, to congratulate him upon his happy return and also to thank him again for his favour. Offers services … of pieces of brass and iron, muskets, powder, wine and vinegar, sugar, linen, beef, sweet oil, capers, rice, tunny, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… this period heavy-weight IRON CHAIN for use as CABLE CHAIN and for many other purposes was hand made by shaping short pieces of ROD IRON into links and then by shutting them by HAMMER welding, linking one into … example, the champignons had probably been preserved as a PICKLE or SAUCE, in the second, perhaps in the same way, or …
Bristol Town Duties
… to shew, by the original tables, the amount of the Custom, and to prove (by a series of Documents) that it was a part of … Queen Elizabeth, the fee farm rent of the town of Bristol, and that he had accordingly paid the same to the Queen; upon … Custom. Murage. Wyne, called Gascon Wyne, the tun 6d. 6d. Vinegar, the tun 3d. 3d. White Leather, the C. 2d. Wax, the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… between James Morgan, executor of Serjeant-major Watkins and Jane Watkins the widow, it was agreed that the widow … no claim thereto. May 21. Kingston-upon-Hull. 3. Mayor and others of Kingston-upon-Hull to the Council. Thanks for their care and his Majesty's grace and goodness in affording their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lady Saltoun. Grant of rents in arrear in the Exchequer and Duchy of Lancaster to be recovered by Lady Saltoun, and whereof one moiety is to be paid to her. [ Copy.] June 17. 2. Petition of the inhabitants of High Holborn and parishes adjoining to the King. There is a dangerous and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Palatinate. He had continued since in the Low Countries, and was brother of a servant of the King, whom his Majesty … sent warrants to the chief officers of Halifax, Bradford, and Eland, requiring them to certify whom they hold fit to … [ One page.] Inclosed, 2. i. Certificate of Bailiff and others of Halifax that three persons named are fitting …