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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… George Cheyney, convicted of manslaughter for killing John Cooper. [ Coll. Sign Man., Car. I., Vol. viii., No. 34.] July …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… diem, until his return. [ Docquet.] Oct. 27. Grant to John Cowper and John Clerke, during their lives, of the office of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of John Seaman, Leonard Osborne (son-in-law of Mr. Bailiff Cooper), and Henry Tod, he had been unable to execute the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 44. Separate examinations of Joseph Booth and Christian Cowper, servants to George Waples, of Towcester, co. … by Attorney General Heath. Booth deposed that Christian Cowper said the news was, that the King was over night well … wished the Queen were ducked in the midst of the sea John Cowper, a neighbour's servant, replied, "I do not say with a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… master of the Prudence, of London, testified by Dawtry Cooper, captain of the Seventh Whelp, and others. Mellow was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Mr. Hardware, and threatening the like to Benjamin Cooper, who had opened the corporation evidences to the Lords … 29.] 57. "Objections and Allegations against Mr. Benjamin Cooper, which will be very credibly proved." [July 29 ?] 58. … misgovernment in Yarmouth, by the complaint of Benjamin Cooper, whereas in truth, there is not any other than some …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of that course, amongst whom is the now bailiff, Benjamin Cooper. Aug. 11. Trinity College, Cambridge. 41. Bishop Mawe, … Bagshot, 1629, August 14. Aug. 14. Yarmouth. 58. Benjamin Cooper, one of the bailiffs of Yarmouth, and six of the … the writer to be absent. Aug. 14. Yarmouth. 60. Benjamin Cooper bailiff of Yarmouth to Sec. Dorchester. In compliance …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… total, 12,489 l. 7 s. 14. Petition of Thos. Rawlins, John Cooper, John Clarke and Wm. Burgis to the same. Petitioners … of armories should be created and granted to Clarke and Cooper, two of the petitioners. All the petitioners being …