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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… out against Sir Fras. Drake, that he was a devil and no man. These seven ships report that there were upwards of 40 … have not above three months', and the powder has gone no man can tell whither. Such soldiers as have come home are … abroad again, with 70 sail, and show great fear of him. A man of 55 took an arquebus in his hand, not thinking it was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and if Her Majesty forgive me, with your warrant that no man shall trouble me, I will come to England, and make amends …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… they are only what is usual in Courts, and you see no man likely to become a leader of a faction. Had Leicester …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to hunt, and there tarry till the time appointed, every man taking with him what he can; those things that remain to … him be instructed what he ought to do, and be a faithful man, and of authority to have the government of all things … be paid them to-morrow. If our ship come from Lisbon, no man need tarry, and the more soldiers would do well. If the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… assistants in Council at 2 l. each; 5,000 foot at 8 d. a man; 50 captains at 4 s.; 50 lieutenants at 2 s.; 50 ensigns …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… King, and therein did but his duty. Never caused any man to be punished in the Low Countries for his conscience, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… last year's accounts. Thanks for your calling on the dead man in his sickness, and receiving something for me. The son … I expect an order from him for money, and payment of Mr. Man's money. Business transactions. I have got some money for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of 50 horse and 100 foot; but he was a shallow, wicked man, and overreached by the Chancellor. The King offered to … him to the Garter, which will soon be sent by some special man, to whet him to proceed against Huntley, Bothwell, and … in four years, and the assessments are marvellous easy; a man of 50 l. land assessed at 5 l., &c. [13.] The late loan …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that I durst not write before, till now by Lord Cobham's man. I write briefly, being pressed to repair thither. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… * * * has been here secretly, and was lodged in the best man's house of this country; he went not abroad, and was seen … must make new nobility to maintain upstart religion. A man who belonged to * * lately has come over, having forsaken …