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Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… to exercise a mementous influence over the future of the country, the burgesses are to be found in these pages …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… and fatal. Her most powerful supporters throughout the country came to terms with the Regent, who had thus, at the … an end, and Morton was left free to establish order in the country. "Purity of life, justice, and mercy had no place in … with clothing and assisting them to return to their own country. On 23d October a deputation was ordered to proceed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… be despatched into Fife and Kinross, the Lothians and the country between Spey and Ness (p. 249). Two new troops, to be … to Ireland from Scotland and for sending them back to that country to be dealt with by the Privy Council (p. 114), and … other criminals troublesome to the government" from that country to Barbados (p. 220). The captains of the convoys …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… petition does not show the nature of the invention. The country was on the whole in a tranquil condition during this … he really said, he complained of the want of money in the country, and declared that a few men were growing rich and … a choice of younger preachers, that shall come out of the country to London (?), that shall lead them, &c. The K[ing] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… both of whom were said to be incognito somewhere in the country, and he urged them to put the city militia into a … in all things as though he purposed to drive us out of the country" (p. 312). The burgomasters of Dixmeude preferred a … between Spain and England had led to the location in each country of prisoners belonging to the other, whose treatment …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… pay, a want which made the Royalist troops a terror to the country. It was not altogether Rupert's fault that his … to march yet further westward into Cornwall to clear that country and to settle the same in peace, I have thought fit … are attending on them [from the Parliament]; and the country rising unanimously against us, with the exception of …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… principal part in the robbery of every inhabitant of this country, in the present and future ages, of everything dear … continued unchecked, people pouring into the town from the country in great numbers and carrying away cannon from the … who committed the late outrage are skulking about the country, and are only prevented by the King's ships in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and Long Parliaments. In the opening pages we behold the country in the heat of a general election for the fourth … the cause of it so well as yourself." The feeling of the country and the exigencies of the State must consequently … Puritans to obedience or else compel them to quit the country. An attempt had already been made in the last session …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… with the Earl of Bedford, and wish him to go into the country to his lieutenancy. [ Margin: To write to the King … and counsellors of the ill government under which the country groaned, and "that the present war may be composed by … even greater force the nature of the evils from which the country suffered. 17 "Moved by the duty and obedience which …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… were also made near Malines for inundating the country if necessary. The French were marching daily in great … as Dover, Portsmouth, York, &c., as the complaints of the country had exceedingly increased, the coaches growing more …