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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of non-residence, &c. [ page, Latin.] Sept. ? 74. List of recusants, whose fines are requested by Lord Hay, viz., Thos. … passed in the last session or any former statutes against recusants, for the recusancy of Thomas Arundel, Townley, … Hants, John Talbot of Grafton, Shelley, widow, and Paris, Recusants convicted; reserving the yearly payments of 260 l. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 1610 April 1610 April 25? 118. Means to reform Popish Recusants, addressed to the King: 1. That all their children … and malcontents, be put in present execution. 5. That all recusants' lands not demised, be collected and answered into … or bring in good sums. 7. That an Act be made that all recusants be bound to present themselves at the Easter …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Hants, Wilts, Sussex, and Dorset, and of the goods of the recusants, Richard Bruning, rated at 35 l.; Thos. Wells, at …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… - Volume 39 July 1609 July 1609 July 4. 95. List of three Recusants of London, Rich. Hoskins, Giles Green, and John … 1609. With note by Hen. Spiller to Sir John Wood:These recusants formerly passed the Signet, and were entered with … but I know of no benefit they have received by such recusants, more than 100 marks in lieu of a grant passed them …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… by Cuthbert Armorer and Robert Rayne, of eight popish recusants, viz.:Sir Walter Giffard, of Higham, co. Stafford; …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… In the second session of this Parliament, the laws against recusants were debated three days, and it was declared that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… [ page.] Annexing, 53. i. List by Hen. Spiller of seven recusants, including Alex. Fettiplace, who have not been …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… co. Suffolk, and Mrs. Vause of co. Northampton, as Recusants not yet convicted, whom he purposes to prosecute … is not by this that any delay be used in prosecuting such Recusants, or any hope given them that under colour thereof …