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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… faithful and best wishing, whilst my life shall last. P.S.I see I shall not need to make so great haste home, when so … church in London, but in all other parishes, the Queen's book of divine service is to be used without innovation. [1 … have not been advertised of any determination of the Queen's such as he alleges, and beg a declaration of it, for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… complain that John Hasler, dean and parson of St. Martin's, usurps more than his right in his parish; denunciation is made to the Procurer, who represents the Queen's attorney, and prosecutes the same before the jurats. For … shall be made to them of the matters contained in the 23 rd article of the instructions, touching the retaining of Her …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Wm. Cecil. I received from the Lord President Her Majesty's letters, and a copy of one from Council to his Lordship, declaring the manner of the Duke's going to Kenninghall, and have imparted the same to the … I wish it well. I have been and ever shall be Her Majesty's true and faithful subject until death, and so beseech you …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Henry Lord Scrope to the Council. According to Her Majesty's and your letter, for apprehension of Fras. Dacre and … among you used? 3. What company assembled at Edw. Dacre's house in Carlisle, at 2 p.m. ? 4. Whether word was not … of Jersey, out of the Duchy of Normandy, since the 3 rd of September 1568," being 17 ministers, 3 children, and 2 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… cannot advertise; being careful to prepare for Her Majesty's service, by conference and otherwise with divers honest … of Northumberland said he would do the like. By this day's work, and the repair to the Court of the Duke of Norfolk, … the Earl, nor had he any direction for that purpose. 3 rd. The Earl of Northumberland's coming to Topcliff was so …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the abandoning of Hartlepool, and there are only the Queen's ships now upon this coast, which we think it convenient to … We have great trouble to understand the truth of every man's offence, to punish by death, imprisonment, or fine, … with you in what may appear to be most for Her Majesty's honour and surety. We have discharged the ships of Hull and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… to the conspiracy; second, that he is son to Serjeant Wray's sister, whom I think Her Majesty favours, and I would … who reposes her whole trust in me for saving her son's life; and lastly, that I do not require Her Majesty's mercy absolutely, whereby life and lands should be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… A book of the goods and merchandizes of Her Majesty's subjects in Spain; with three papers of the goods of … conveying of them; but I have stayed them for the Queen's use. If I cannot have Herlesey and the lands I wrote for, … 3. Henry Lord Hunsdon to Sir Wm. Cecil. Her Majesty's letter more comforts me than if she had sent me a patent of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… to your great business than your forgetfulness of me. P.S.Send me some hose, clothes, &c. by your next messenger. [1 … ? Discourse by Lord Keeper Sir Nich. Bacon on the Queen's marriage with the Duke of Anjou. She should marry without … which shall be no way so well stayed as by the Queen's marriage. 3. The comforters of discontented subjects and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… The bearer and myself are suspected about Prestall's coming to England; he is thought to be the betrayer of … own wines may do so impost free. All wine for the Queen's household to be duty free, on certificate by her household … of the impost to the nobilitye in the tyme of Mr. Gardner, the impost Master." [ Sir Walter Mildmay probably …