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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 9. He sent his letters from Antwerp by a Hull or York merchant; those from Paris by M. Docys, when he was sent by … to Cuerton. 1. Sends herewith by the bearer, Mr. White, merchant of London, the King's schedule or passport for …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… then said they wanted to inquire of him where a certain merchant lived. They then went their way towards Gracious … Queen of Navarre has entered Bordeaux, so that no force of strangers can come out of Spain. 5. The Parisians are now in … and being laden with tin and other merchandise, the merchant went to Morlaix to find a purchaser for the cargo. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… receive his letter of the 6th isnt., sent by an English merchant by way of Bilboa.Madrid, 31 August 1562. Signed. 2. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the town, and he was used by the King as he does all strangers in the vocation of gentlemen. 5. He spake with the … the 29th ult. Sent Challoner's letter to his brother by a merchant of Chester, who was ready to sail from hence when it … [Dublin]. Sent the letters for Lord Cobham by the same merchant. 2. The French would not allow the 300 Spaniards who …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Cecil. Has received his letter in the matter of John Lane, merchant of London, which he has recommended to the Duchess … The Bishop of Aquila to Cecil. John Antonio Paganus, a merchant of Milan, having been injured by Antonio Conto, his … he had no help but to take them into Lamborn, where, being strangers one to other, they fought together so cruelly that …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… he is to take up as much of some other merchants, either strangers or English, as will be sufficient to satisfy them. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Cecil. Desires that he will forward the suit of a certain merchant, the bearer.London, 17 August 1564. Signed. Orig., …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in number. Orig. in Wotton's hol. Endd.: Agreement of the Merchant Adventurers for the merchants of the Low Countries …