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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683
… now satisfied, having spoken with Dr. Fowler, the parson of Cripplegate, who is the brother Doctor mentioned in the … have not yet examined him on it, the Lord Keeper being out of town. You will deliver this letter to the Duke as soon as … Dr. William Thomas, Bishop of St. Davids and Dean of that church, to the bishopric of Worcester. [ Ibid.] Sept. 11. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… hoping that he would promise her an opportunity at Windsor of expressing, as far as her little habitation will afford, … towards him, begging his advice as to the investment of her money in a church lease which has been offered her, and, if he approves …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… The Treasury Commissioners desire insertion in the Gazette of an advertisement sent, that they will let the farm of the chimneys of Ireland on 12 October, to such person as … their Dean, as to learning, loyalty, and conformity to the Church; lauding his attention to the music of the choir, his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to Williamson. To the same effect as his letter to Hickes of 30 Aug. Also, the Jacob's Ladder has arrived from Sally, … 6 English prizes were brought in there by some Algiers men-of-war, and that the Sally men-of-war take the Hollanders, … Capt. Thos. Ravens, head Chamberlain, who never goes to church, and goes regularly to the meetings, was elected, but …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… Queen, on her way to Roehampton to dine with the Countess of Devonshire. I went with them, and he told me that the King … there on Sunday if you had then returned to town. The Earl of Essex with his lady has come to town, and the Duke of Buckingham is hourly, and by some impatiently, expected. I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the afternoon. At length they were forced to put the names of the two persons they contended for into a hat, and the … it, which has so discouraged those that wish well to the Church's interest that they durst not appear in its defence, … as they will, for he that shall be active in the defence of either seeks his own ruin, for if his Majesty commands the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… affairs in her hands and her head especially at this time of year, when there are such employments as Bartholomew Fair … new house that she could not help in writing. She thought of standing it out stoutly that her letters had miscarried, … is conceived the greatest security to the King and the Church, were taken away also. The Commons have been often …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 1674 Sept. 1. London. "A Mite cast into the Treasury of the Sanctuary, or a vindication of what are lawful grounds for separation from a gathered church, with a refutation of what are not lawful grounds for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Sept. 1.] Notice to Williamson to meet the Committee of Correspondence at the African House on Wednesday, 1 Sept., … his assistance in procuring for his son the living of Collie Weston, Northants, which is in the Lord Keeper's … day I could not learn), that Monsr. Crequi had fortified a church in the town, that on the first entering of the Germans …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 1. Plymouth. Philip Lanyon to Williamson. Enclosing list of ships arrived. [ S.P. Dom., Car. II. 385, No. 73.] … 73 I.] [Sept. 1.] Memorandum that Mr. Montagu took leave of the King on that day in order to his journey to France as … there are several containing matters dangerous both to Church and State, which papers are in safe custody and sealed …