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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… great rejoicings were made 1 ... The affairs of the King and herself he will hear more fully by the letters of Andr de … for an answer. The wind has been so "streynable in the west" since you left Dover, that no ships could go to the … my lord Dacre of the North, the King's warden of the East Marches foreanenste Scotland. 14 June. R. O. 2319. LORD …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… made by Wolsey with the king of England in promoting peace and the interests of religion. He has been so loud in … Since leaving Wolsey, has done all he could to defend the West Border and annoy the Scots. Has performed more than his … Marquis' brother and Sir Wm. Bulmer, lieutenant of the East Marches. Vanguard.The lord Warden's retinue, 400 men. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… him. They will hold a council on Thursday next, the 18th; and six ships, under command of Robt. Barton, comptroller, and Davy Fawconer, are ready decked to carry their … proceed" Pp. 2. Add.: To, &c. my lord Dacre, warden of the West Marches. June. Add. MS. 24,965. f. 16. B. M. 3115. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the court of Exchequer within 15 days from Michaelmas; and that Wm. Freeman, haberdasher, Hen. Astrye, mercer, and … purpose. Will send by the next post his commission for the West Marches. Hopes he will continue in this good disposition … word to the deputy of Calais to protect the haven and the East Pale. In this quarter they can do no harm unless they …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… ransoms, though the man-at-arms was set only at 40 cr. and the archers at 20 cr., and it was necessary to give them … impregnable, and would have been a great impediment. This route is as near to Lyons as the other by Dolphany. Lyons is … a Scot, who was taken prisoner since Dacre left the West Borders, but he put it off till he heard from Dacre. Now …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… been supplied for the conveyance of Francis into Spain; and a capitulation entered into with the French fleet not to … 20 miles from Genoa, and sailed on the 5th for Corsica en route for Spain. The Pope complains sorely of the Viceroy and … to keep. "The inhabitants of Scottland from the strett west, of evere surnam, a sertten feew surnams exseptt," have …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… arrived on the 21st. Deliberated with him about his secret and open instructions. Do not think the Pope will yet meddle … same. Sees no inclination to justice in the Scots for the East and Middle Marches; they commit great robberies in … 20 June. Pat. 17 Hen. VIII. p. 1, m. 26. 20. Nicholas West, grocer, of London. Protection; going in the retinue of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… king's children, &c. 1. It has been agreed between Henry and Francis, that the latter shall use all efforts to bring … of the lord Percy, the stewardship of his lands in the East Riding, also the earl of Cumberland's. Advises him to … the steward ship of the lord of Craystock's lands in the East Riding, the stewardship of Scamston of the lord Latimer, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… perceive by them the accursed cruelty of the Imperialists, and their detestable sacrilege. The Pope and the Cardinals will run all extremities rather than … against the invasion of Albany, and as archdeacon of the East Riding. Del. Westm., 18 June 19 Hen. VIII.S.B. 18. Geo. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… had his woman Agnes Pastloo. He has lately sent her back, and married her to a servant of his. Dr. Tomeson, of the same … Dacre." Pp. 2. Add.: "To my lord Dacre, warden of the West Marches." Endd.: "A letter of my lady Dacre's to my lord … church is dedicated to St. Mary or St. Etheldreda, and in East Hatly church, and some churches in the deanery of …