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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the exchange of College lands with the King, and by their law suits with Laurence Cheyney ( Chenus) and others. The … come to the hearing above and to the determination of the law. As to the title of the common by them claimed within my … stand to the order of two judges or else refer it to the law. Written at my manor of Lydyngton. P. 1. Copy. 23 April. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… write by whom you send it. Mr. Danastre will do all the law will bear. Mr. Basset is merry, and wants a horse against …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… have] proceeded by his intercession than any favor of the law obtained in alteram . . . . . . des [ha] ve been thatyour … the holidays are over, and what lord Dawbeney may do by law. Your gentlewoman is ready, but requires me to disburse …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Serjeant Gene (Jenney) before you, I would not press the law against him. Whereas he made slanderous reports to you … only be injurious to Christendom but contrary to divine law. The Pope rejoined that he would do all he could for …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… agreement is in conformity with the sentence and with law, unless the Pope dispenses with it, and it would be … an indifferent eye upon our foundation, which is God's law, shall have cause to be miscontented, but rather judge of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… bishops, abbots, and lords; to the judges, serjeants-at-law, and the King's attorney, to give counsel; to the … the determination of the same. The people say they had no law ministered to them in the spiritualty these many years. I … Barnes, that not only the Levitical but divine and moral law prohibit marriage with a brother's wife, whether the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… [Na]sso, with the same number from Namewr, Lwsamborg, and Law ..., and Mons. Derrews (De Rux), the Great Master, who …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the abp. of York to call together his doctors both of law and divinity to determine on certain questions hereafter … the people be rude of conditions and not well taught the law of God, and when the abbeys stood the people not only had … be good." For if hereafter she was found legitimate by the law of the Church, yet by this statute she should be made …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the quarrel. Aske showed us certain articles of temporal law which we did not meddle with. Signed. To the 4th. Says he … Bowes, and Babthorpe to send for Chalonor, a man of law, and Rob. Aske, and exhort them to further the peace. …