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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of their district, who consisted for the most part of poor seafaring men. Return their names and answers, and also … the application for a voluntary gift, that they are poor farmers at racked rents, their landlords not dwelling …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and having great kindred and alliance in the city, the poor petitioners are likely to suffer much. Pray that some of … with the said hundred to all payments except church and poor, yet now the same doth rather choose to pay with … for 6 l. as the patentees will not sell under 14 l., the poor fishery are in so great straight that without your …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to their utter undoing and that of many thousands of poor people. Pray that forasmuch as the fit season of making … you can in it, for it concerns not only the ruin of a poor seafaring man, but a most dangerous breach in the … their contentment, and desire the enlargement of the poor men, who otherwise will be undone. This business …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and his estate may not use their power to deprive the poor lady and her children. I beseech you that the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the stay of the corn above alluded to. The outcry of the poor in those parts, that they could neither have corn in the … nor had the farmers sold any at their houses to the poor, though required. The 130 quarters exported was entered … the small quantity of barley, being the only provision for poor as well as rich. Wappingthorn, 24 th February 1637-8. [ …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… miles in length, the inhabitants (most fishermen) are so poor as they are not able to pay, and most of them have not … with an equality that the service be not disgraced, or the poor oppressed, or necessary clamour occasioned, these are to … than the whole hundred besides, being but three small allotments, and 128 l. the sum to be levied. Petitioners have …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 36. i. Recommendation to all good Christians of this poor stranger, Dr. Altingius, a high German and sometimes a … apparent), but I hope the care I have taken in sparing the poor will much qualify that. One thing discourages men that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… men of Hull prevaricated with them on the number of the poor to be relieved, and required double the allowances which the poor of the East Riding were contented with. They also … ten deer kept to colour the keeping of the tithes from the poor vicar), the ground being let out to tenants in several …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… makes the service more grievous to others. He oppresses poor people by digging their houses and bed chambers, and … Petition of Richard Dixon to the same. Being a very simple poor man, he is much vexed by Mr. Richardson, clerk, because … but submits himself, and craves pardon, being a very poor man. The officers for cards and dice desire he may give …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… fraternity without government, and most of them very poor, Richard Cox, complotting with two or three of the … sole vending of tobaccopipe clay, thereby enforcing the poor members to buy clay of him at his own prices, pretending … beyond seas, contrary to law, and to the utter ruin of 200 poor families. Pray the Lords to take such order that …