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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Scriven, Henry Gratwick, John Bray, and A. Barnard, poor knights of Windsor, to Gregory Baker, to receive money … 27. 54. Francis Earl of Bedford to Sec. Windebank. Divers poor men of the Isle of Ely are bound to appear at the Board … cessed in those counties. Their estates otherwise are so poor, by reason of the heavy visitation of the plague, which …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… [ p.] [Nov. 4.] 25. Petition of John Jenny, collector for poor persons infected with the plague in the liberties of … by Statute 1 Jacobi, made an assessment for relief of poor persons infected with the plague, and appointed … of Emanuel Horton, Christopher Shunner, and Thomas Horton, poor seamen late employed to burn the ships in Sallee, to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… discharged. [ p.] Nov. 29. 75. Petition of his Majesty's poor subjects, the button-makers, to the King. Your … trouble, and that Henry Coghill may pay his rate which the poor men have been deprived of these four years. [1 p.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of the whole truth, and desires pardon. Petitioner is very poor, and has a wife and six children, and a father, 84 years … the citizens may be ordered to forbear imprisoning the poor inhabitants and seizing their goods until the cause be … desire you to further. The contents are true, and the poor men have been no way faulty in his Majesty's service. If …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… a friend to us in this business, which being neglected our poor forest is ruined. The bearer, Mr. Bainbridge, is able to … wherewith to maintain himself in prison, with his wife and poor children. [ p.] 36. Petition of Henry Earl of Huntingdon … Prays order for alteration of the tenure of the said allotments, and reference to Lord Cottington, Master of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… court. [ See Vol. cclxv., No. 84. p.] 29. Petition of the poor recusants of the southern and northern parts to the … lawful wife of the said John Smith." Smith being a very poor man, petitioners pray licence to follow the said suit in … had been taxed at 2 d. and 2 d. an acre, and some of the poor tenants at 4 d., 1 s., and even 2 s. 4 d. an acre. [1 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… cloth and kersies, to the relief of many thousands of poor people in England. In November 1636 the Ragusans, not … suffered will be very inconvenient. [1 p.] 58. Petition of poor distressed pinmakers to the same. Some few of our … for payment of their debts. [ p.] 71. Petition of the poor fishermen of the Thames to Francis Lord Cottington. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Petitioner, out of charity, in August last entertained a poor woman in his house who was cast out in the streets. She … manner to the makers of stuffs, and to many thousands of poor who by them are employed, besides the great detriment … such of the commissioners as were not parties to the said allotments, calling unto them the Surveyor-General to do …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… The carts in Huntingdon were very few, and the owners so poor that their horses were almost starved, and they refused … late mayor telleth me, should pay 10 l., and the town is poor. Two chief constables, namely, Pocklington and Sharpe, I … I shall not be in London this term. My duty requires this poor service. Zeal to religion and the peace of the Church …