ship money การใช้

• Like the benevolence, Ship Money was declared to be illegal ( 1641 ).
• Charles and his ministers continued to levy Ship Money despite increasingly widespread opposition.
• In the famous case about ship money, Sir Edward argued against John Hampden.
• Ship Money in 1635 collected inland became bitterly resented in puritan villages of North Somerset.
• Twysden showed his determination to stand on his rights by refusing to pay ship money.
• Monson was elected Member of Parliament for King Charles I with the first ship money.
• In 1636 Sir Robert Dormer, lord of the manor of Rousham, refused to pay ship money.
• Her children had to persuade her to pay Charles I's Ship money which she objected to.
• Banks outside the territory refused to ship money to Tucson due to the risk of robbery.
• Previously, collection of ship money had been authorised only during wars, and only on coastal regions.
• He was imprisoned for refusing to contribute Ship Money and in 1624 was Deputy Lieutenant for Gloucestershire.
• This act also forbade ship money without Parliament's consent, fines in destraint of knighthood and forced loans.
• Charles's attempted offer to cease the levying of ship money did not impress the members of parliament.
• Most of Russia's 147 million people keep their savings at home, or ship money abroad if they can.
• He served as Sollicitor-General in the 1637 trial of John Hampden for refusal to pay ship money tax.
• Now companies and individuals must go to banks registered with the government to ship money back and forth overseas.
• In 1634 he strongly criticised the levying of Ship money, another tax imposed by the king without parliamentary consent.
• In November 1638, he was pricked as Sheriff of Hertfordshire the next year, experiencing difficulty in levying ship money.
• It was not until 1637, however, that his resistance to the payment of ship money gained him wide fame.