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22nd March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… of the Lords". The Prince said further that because the subsidy did begin from the Lower House, the Commons should be …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… and abused by one [ blank] at whose house Withers lay. That Withers assisted him and kept him from wrong. And … he was withstood and abused by one at whose house Withers lay. That Withers assisted him and kept him from wrong. An … incurs a contempt and is subject to fine and ransom. The subsidy of the clergy came down from the Lords without …
23rd April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… of the £65,000 were voluntary, then they have no reason to lay an imposition on the commonwealth; if it were … but 1s. 6d. on a hundred of hops, the Lord Treasurer did lay 8s. 6d. [ sic] more on a hundred of hops. [f. 172v] … in any sort administer physic to a wounded patient and to lay fines, etc. to their own use, etc. A petition in the name …
23rd February 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… called there; very bountiful to the poor there. This a subsidy of thanks to the King. To petition his Majesty for … are very bountiful to the poor. That this would be as a subsidy of thanks to the King's Majesty. [f. 429] Another … where he lived, a bid-day generally. To give a great subsidy to God almighty. To join in a supplication to his …
23rd March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… [William] Towerson, in the name of the rest, answered it lay at Hamburg, where was their principal court, whereupon it …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… gentle status? What were they taxed in pounds at the last subsidy? 2. Were they a household servant, relative of or … so farre as he knoweth, and he was taxed in the last subsidy book at £6 lands.' 4. Mr Garton was son and heir to … gentleman by birth, liveth by his lands and goods and is a subsidy man.' 4. As witness 1. 7. He knew Mr Lewknor and …
24th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… general of all in authority. Bill of usury next after the subsidy. Upon question, these knights and burgesses to make … all that that [ sic] be in authority. L. 2a. The bill of subsidy read secondly. SIR EDWARD COKE. First, to agree of … whole House. Resolved, upon question, that in the bill of subsidy, the names of the Council of War which shall be …
24th February 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… COKE. The subjects had better give the King a continual subsidy than be vexed with these concealers and informers. … known sureties of £5 land or £10 goods, at least, in the subsidy book. This passed both Houses also last time. A …
24th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… to his country, where, of necessity, they were to lay some grounds and break up others according to the usual …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… of imposition upon currants; secondly, of an increase of subsidy of 3d. [ blank] upon raw silk not entered into the … of the Queen to the [?country] [ sic] offering to lay down hers. She sets up a company for trade at Venice for … get off the imposition. Making companies the means to lay down impositions. 1605 their patent granted. The Turkey …