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81. Petition of Marmaduke Constable to the Commissioners for the Militia of the city of York

Date:
c. 1651
Extent:
p.27 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/24

82. Petition of Marmaduke Constable, esq. son and heir of Sir Philip Constable, to the Commissioners for Removing Obstructions: claiming to be entitled (after life estate of Sir P.C.) to estates at Rowlston, Atwicke, Sudcoates, Sumergames, Sutton and Stoneferrie, entailed under Grant by Letters Patent (15 June 1535)

Date:
1650s
Extent:
p.68 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/67

83. Petition of Roman Catholics to Parliament, protesting their loyalty; confirming the supreme temporal authority of the Crown; and asking for relief from persecution solely on religious grounds

Date:
c. 1690
Extent:
p.89 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/89

84. Petition of Sir Philip Constable for release from York Prison on grounds of ill-health being in 'eminent danger of death'

Date:
[1690]
Extent:
p.90 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/90

85. Petition of Sir Philip Constable to Parliament as p.30 (U DDEV/68/248/1A)

Date:
[1651]
Extent:
p.38 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/35

86. Petition of Sir Philip Constable to Parliament: that he might be left out of the Act for the Sale of Delinquents' Estates: (Printed)

Date:
c. 1651
Extent:
p.30 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/27

87. Petition of Sir Philip Constable to the Council of State: that he might be exempted from Act for banishing delinquents, having compounded for his delinquency and done nothing further against the Commonwealth. Is 'aged ... indisposed in health ... and at soe great a distance from London'

Date:
29 Jul 1659
Extent:
p.69 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/66

88. Petition of the Roman Catholics to Parliament for relief from their disadvantages, 1649 - 1660, (temp. Commonwealth)

Date:
c. 1649-1660
Extent:
p.39 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/36

89. Plan of the old house at Everingham

Date:
18th cent.
Extent:
p.104 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/104

90. Questions proposed by Lord Langdale, at the request of Lord Mulgrave, Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, to the Deputy Lieutenants and Justices, at Beverley, as to their support for the removal of the penal laws and liberty of conscience

Date:
1 Dec 1687
Extent:
p.85 (1p.)
Reference No:
U DDEV/68/248/85