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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… love of this nation towards her is nothing diminished. Mr. Knox, within two days takes his progress towards the West, to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… were made to him for keeping his house, and also that Knox has been forbidden to preach for this fifteen days. The … the Protestants, so as they may meet within a day or two. Knox is the second time forbidden to preach. Douglas (very …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of this holy church, nor the terrible vo[ice] of M r Knox rebuking his sinful life used here." Edinburgh, "the v …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… mariage." Is busy with his "Story of Scotland." "Maister" Knox's history is in his friends' hands. Commends M. Beza's …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… above. Modern transcript. [Dec. 5.] B.M. Sloane, 4734. 134 Knox, 1. 312. 66. Reformation in Scotland. The nobility and …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… by Cecill to the first 7 or 8. Opposite the enquiry, if Knox to preach on Border? and what to be said to Goodman? a … received from Arran and Lord James to us, with one from Knox, and others to you and the Laird of Lethington. In our … James Stewart. 1 p. Addressed. Indorsed (by Cecill). (2) (Knox to Croft.) The bruit is the French are on some great …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… may not himself travail? 14. What answer shall be given to Knox for preaching in the borders? What shall be said to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… December 1559, 26-31 December 1559, 26-31 Dec. 26. R. O. Knox, vi. 101. Sadler, 1. 662. No. CXC. 502. Knox to Croftes. Hostages are granted with more glad will … Add. Endd. by Cecil: 1559, 26 Dec. Mr. Maitland Fr. [?] Knox. Pp. 3. Dec. 26. R. O. 507. The Army in the North. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of late on the Borders of wars between the realms. M r Knox has often told me he is to blame for not writing to your … unto all suche bludethrystie tyrantes as he is! As M r Knox hathe opined unto your honour his feare: so am I bolde … received (it is reported) for "mynesters" in England. M r Knox has written thereon to Sir Henry Sydney, and I shall …