|
| Date |
Name |
Place |
Reference |
1843
January 20. |
Wm. Blisset, gent., with his goods
and necessaries. |
Parts beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 338 |
|
Sieur Giustiniani and Sieur Zeno,
Ambassadors Extraordinary from
Venice, with their servants, etc. |
To return home. |
|
1844
January 27. |
Peter de Rains with his goods, etc. |
France and return. |
S.P. 44/336, |
|
Peter Rolle with his goods, etc. |
France and return. |
p. 345 |
1845
February 5. |
Marquess de Capponi, Envoy
Extraordinary of the Great Duke
of Tuscany, with his servants, etc. |
Parts beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 354 |
1846
February 17. |
Joseph Idrickowicz, a Polander,
returning to his own country. |
Holland. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 211 |
1847
March 15. |
James Craggs, esq., with his servants, etc. |
France and return. |
S.P. 44/336,p. 398 |
1848
March 24. |
Francis, Viscount Montague, and
the Lady his wife, with their
servants, etc. |
To go beyond the seas., |
S.P. 44/336, p. 407 |
1849
March 25. |
William Steward, son of William,
Viscount Mountjoy. |
Hungary to serve under the Emperor. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 405 |
|
Captain Frederick Fieffe. |
Hungary to serve under
the Emperor. |
S. P. 44/336, p. 406 |
|
James Power. |
To go beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 408 |
|
Earl of Aran (post warrant). |
Winchester and thence
to Northampton. |
S.P. 44/336,p. 408 |
1850
March 26. |
Sieur Giovani Baptiste Cinalti with
his servants, etc. |
Spain. With a memorandum that a pass to the same effect was dispatched in Latin. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 409 |
1851
March 30. |
Sir Uvedall Corbet, bart., and Peter
de Laine, Gentleman Usher
to the Queen, and Richard
Crompton, a servant. |
To pass beyond the seas, |
S.P. 44/70, p. 220 |
1852
April 12. |
Sieur Paolo Sarotti, Resident from
the Republic of Venice, with his
servants, etc. |
To land in any port of the Kingdom and pass into any parts of thesame. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 424 |
|
April 17. |
See no. 418 above. |
|
|
1853
April 26. |
Joseph Idsihowski, a Polander. |
To pass beyond the
seas in order to return
to his own country. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 13 |
1854
April 30. |
Charles, Earl of Manchester, and
Herbert Montague, gent., with
their servants, etc. |
To go beyond the seas for some time and to return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 15 |
1855
May 13. |
William, Lord Paget, with five servants, all baggage, utensils and
necessaries and 20l. |
To go beyond the seas to drink the water of the Spa and elsewhere. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 223 |
|
William Maynard, son of Banister
Maynard, son and heir of William,
Lord Maynard, Comptroller of
the Household, with his governor,
Peter Repington, gent., and two
servants etc. |
To go beyond the seas for his better education and experience and return. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 223 |
1856
May 14. |
Edward, Lord Henchingbrook, son
to the Earl of Sandwich, with Mr.
James Cresset, his governor and
two servants, etc. |
To go beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 27 |
|
Scipione Filomia. |
Flanders and return. |
S.P. 44/336, p. 409 |
1857
June 5. |
Roger Berkeley and his wife, of
Spechley, co. Worcester. |
To go beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 39 |
1858
July 3. |
Henry Sidney, esq., (in the same
form as for Roger Berkeley). |
To go beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 60 |
1859
July 20. |
Thomas Cotton, Joseph Alston and
Edward Chamberlain, also Dr.
Thomas Smith and — La Roye,
a servant. |
Flanders and return. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 234 |
1860
August 5. |
Thomas Elmes of Lillfourd, co.
Northampton with his two servants, Ralph Agat and Robert
Tomson. |
France and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 82 |
1861
August 16. |
John, Viscount Scudamore and
Frances, Viscountess Scudamore,
his lady, and Martha Prince,
gentlewoman, and Major John
Willoughby, also Ann Savage,
Gertrude Hookes, Susanna Barker
and Mary Tygh, women servants,
Howell Davis, William Roome,
Walter Powell, William Rawlines
and John Hartishorne, men servants, three saddle horses, baggage etc. |
To go beyond the seas for his health and other lawful occasions and to return with like freedom. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 240 |
1862
August 26. |
Charles, Viscount Mordaunt with
four servants etc. |
To pass beyond the seas and return. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 246 |
1863
September 13. |
James Tillie and James Wotton. |
To pass beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 94 |
1864
September 16. |
Earl of Aran, gentleman of the
Bedchamber, and Envoy Extraordinary to France, with his servants, etc. |
France and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 95 |
1865
September 18. |
Regolo Galina, a letter-carrier to
the King. |
To pass beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 95 |
1866
November 12. |
Heneage, Earl of Winchilsea, with
his servants, etc. |
To go beyond the seas and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 95 |
1867
November 17. |
Peter Clements van Dobschar, a
Brandenburger, with his wife and
daughter. |
To return home and pass to the city of Bremen. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 255 |
1868
November 26. |
Countess Dowager of Pembroke
and Marquise de Thoise with her
servants, etc. |
To go beyond the seas and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 143 |
1869
December 15. |
Robert, Lord Lexington, with his
baggage, etc. and 20l. in money. |
To embark in any port and pass beyond seas for recovery of his health, and to return. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 258 |
1870
January 18. |
Lionel, Earl of Orrery, with—
Collados, his governor, John
Carty and James Williams, his
servants, with wearing apparel,
etc. and 20l. in money. |
To travel beyond the seas for his better education and improvement. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 161 |
1871
February 6. |
Wm. Francklin, John Rouse,
Richard Alchorne, Charles
Hooper and Wm. Oliver. |
France and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 189 |
1872
February 11. |
Charles Alexander de Seburgh, with
his two servants. |
Holland. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 196 |
1873
February 21. |
Henry, Lord Grey, Robert Montague, John Hubbard, Octavian
Pullyn, gent., James Ratfield,
William Davies and Thomas
Daniels. |
To pass beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 202 |
1874
February 24. |
Edward King and Thomas Dunbar
(post warrant). |
To ride in post with three horses and guide to Aylesbury and back again. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 263 |
1875
February 24. |
John Wood, Adjutant to the First
Regiment of Foot Guards. |
To pass beyond the seas upon some matters relating to the King's service. |
S.P. 44/337, pp. 202—3 |
1876
March 17. |
Henry Andrews, John Hughes,
Roger Harris and Anthony Powell. |
To pass beyond the seas to serve the Emperor in the Christian War in Hungary. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 266 |
1877
March 29. |
William, Earl of Kingston-uponHull, Evelyn, Viscount Fanshaw,
and — Chaloner and —
Clutterbuck, esqs. |
To go beyond the seas and return, having been granted permission to continue abroad during the space of five years. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 249 |
1878
March 28. |
Henry, Viscount Hyde, with Richard
Hill, his governor and William
Short, Peter Walton, and John
Williams, his servants, etc. |
To go beyond seas for his better education and improvement. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 268 |
1879
March 29. |
Robert Mason, one of the Council
of the Colony of New England,
with his servants, etc. |
To go to New England on the King's special service and to return—with an instruction that he should be civilly and kindly treated and assisted upon all occasions. |
S.P. 44/337. pp. 250–1 |
1880
April 1. |
Richard Montague, the youngest
son of Edward, Earl of Sandwich,
with Edward Linfield his governor
and George —, William —
and John — his servants, etc. |
To travel beyond the seas for his education and better improve ment, and return. |
S.P. 44/70, p. 268 |
1881
April 25. |
Earl of Essex. |
To go beyond the seas. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 268 |
1882
April 27. |
Sir Richard Sandys, bart., and Mr.
Henry Miller, his governor with
two servants. |
To pass beyond the seas and return. |
S.P. 44/337, p. 268 |
1883
May 31. |
Sieur Dykvelt, Envoy Extraordinary from the States General
of the United Provinces. |
[Not Stated] |
S.P. 44/70, p. 274 |
