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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… altogether . . . whose hands and feet I humbly kiss."Horn in North Holland, Monday [ blank] of October. Holograph. … myself crossed, to my great danger, in every place by them.Horn, 10 October. Holograph. Add. Endd. 3 pp. [ Holland …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Being ready to go toward Medenblyck this Tuesday morning."Horn, 11 October, 1587. Postscript. "These men have already … religious, true gentleman." The place surpasses Enchuysen, Horn or Harlingford for keeping the sea and passage ; is … is of greater importance for the service than Enchusen, Horn or Harlinghen and the man that governs it is as worthy …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Mansfelt, Count Meaghin, and Count Arnysberg; the Count Horn was here before. What they do he cannot learn.Antwerp, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… otherwise, within 24 hours I should have been put to the horn [mis a la oorne] and in 12 hours after sent to Paris …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… had he acted otherwise, he would have been put to the horn, and compelled to fly the kingdom.Dunbar, 17 Sept. 1560. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… 42 innocent men are denounced rebels and put to the horn. The petitioners' destruction is sought for their zeal …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of Glencairn, and the Abbot of Kilwinning are put to the horn. The ship arrived in the Firth, and the bruit of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the Laird of Whytlawe keeper of Dunbar, was put to the horn at Edinburgh Cross: the same day the laird of Yester and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… his goods seized for the King. On the same day were Counts Horn and Egmont apprehended. The young Count of Mansfield has … 1686. Richard Clough to Gresham. Understands that Count Horn came to Court upon the word of the Counts Egmont and … to the King's mercy. All men much lament the Count of Horn, but none the Count of Egmont, for he was the first …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the same may be for "ane simpliciter relaxatioun" from the horn, together with his grace's promise to your majesty that … for the Queen's request, will release them from the horn. Further than this, the Regent cannot grant with his … she is presently, prays him to release them both from the horn, whereby he may travail with his friends, and cause him …