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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… [Jan. 12.] I have your letter of 5 th, and would write more at large, but for the danger to those carrying the same. … in time past, I thought this no time to renew it. I have more experience of his doings and traffics through his oft … that M. D'Oysel and la Brosse have crossed to Fife with more, and that "John a Doddes" and his company are beaten out …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… is both costly and difficult. Hopes that he will be more successful in the coming year than he has been in the … Diet of Augsburg, he told him that he was obliged to spend more than he received; he hopes that Cecil and Mason will be … to the amount of 3,000 pieces of gold were levied on the more wealthy, under the plea that they were promoters of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… might have come into his hands. Would be glad to write more at large did not he doubt the danger that might fall to … any matters of credit committed to him, nor was he able more to report than that the French King was sorry he had … thought it not time there to renew the same. Has also had more experience of his doings and traffics though his oft …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… after her health, by the commands of the King; and still more so that the subjects of this realm have carried … from Antwerp M. d'Arras sent him the packet enclosed more solito. That which the writer sent yesterday he also … his faithful poor goodwill, than which nothing gladder or more grateful could come to him.Brussels, 18 Jan. 1559. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… occasion of the others being stayed, who pretends to have more knowledge of him and his doings than any in this place. … eight jennet horses, worth above 30,000 crowns. For more certain knowledge hereof, he has written into these … The Queen wept very sore. "Men have opinion here that the more sorrow she hath the fatter she waxeth, which putteth us …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Saturday at even, 28th inst., and it will be two days more or they win Leith. 3. If the English army might have … adventure, but rather to stay till the same may be more safely done. He also is to beware how he attempts any … that he [Challoner] should accommodate his will to her more necessary affairs, and trusts he will find no further …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the Queen's service, I shall make diligence. I have been more gently entertained by the Lords and nobility here than I … some word of my return, I will not trouble your honour more than to remind you. I have been 6 years continually out … I would wish this sooner, for on his return he may show more pleasure in some things than many others. Of things …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… made of 60,000 ducats per annum for providing ten more galleys. Copy. Endd. Lat. Pp. 3. [Jan. 1.] 851. Watch … no less diligently have caused to be recovered almost 700 more courriers and dags, so that there is on the point of … always in good opinion. Has great presumption that some more secret matter is meant than is openly signified. Since …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… is for its continuance. 4. That the premises may be the more honourably treated, the Queen has despatched them with … change began, which has been augmented by Tremayne, but more confirmed by De Favori, "what I mean, I think you know … of ill will than well meaning to the state. I can say no more unto you; but if you write unto me, let it be so as all …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… it is not amiss that Princes and their Councillors use more ministers than one in matters of state, but if I were … here. Since the late King's death the writer has written more than once. Refers him to the bearer, his [Maitland's] … and not yet well discussed by the physicians; they have more cause to suspect than hope. Has thought it his duty to …