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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… the noble victory which He has given to you and the King's army against the ancient enemies. You ask whether Milk … 24 to be horse at 8 d. the day, with one leader at 2 s. per day, and 16 foot at 6 d. per day,and the roof of the … for Scotland would be at Berwick next Saturday, and that George Douglas being one, if the Ambassadors do not take …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… Caerum? 53. Serjeant Wm. Glynn to Richard Chaloner, Tower St., London. I have received my wages by my uncle, Mr. … now to pay my Easter wages to Mr. Jenyns of the Boar's Head, Westminster, and the bearer will pay you 6 s. 8 d. … it is one of the greatest havens of the world, and that in St. Mary's island, two miles from the town, there is a house …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… to you for deliverance of his son and heir, upon Sinclair's entry; we beseech you that his son may be discharged, as he … relief whereof must be had by your command and by no other's. [1 pages.] Feb. 12. Carlisle. 11. Thomas Lord Wharton to … villages of Sandwaith and Lakinby, parcel of the manor of St. Bees, co. Cumberland; total, 15 l. 19 s. 10 d. [4 pages.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… shall have no manner of occasion but to be at His Majesty's and your command, as is his duty, if his accustomed untruth … the Earls of Angus, Glencairn, and Cassillis, Lord Boyd, George Douglas, the Sheriff of Ayr, and Drumlangrick being at … with him to see the manner of the siege, made some stay in St. Johnston, upon news they received not liking their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… As you wished to be advertised of the arrival of the King's ship Barkager; it arrived this afternoon at the shoals in … much as you can with the rest, or you will hinder the King's service. With note [by Uvedale] Who can convey money by … to Lord Grey. I signified the contents of yours of the 21 st. to Capt. Baker, who with his band journeys from Carlisle …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… to learn their doings, and enclose a copy of Maxwell's answer and of my letter. He declares his falsehood therein, … and says that he will have all that the Douglases have. George Douglas has left his eldest son in pledge with Lord … haven, I rode along the coast until I came to St. Bees, with two of his servants to aid me to spy out the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… John Reskynner, John Godolphine, and John Killigrew, King's Commissioners, of the property of sundry churches in the … of red silk. Nothing sold for a year past. 18 April 32 St. Martin-in-Menech. John Moles worth, person of Mawgan. 1 1 1 silver 3 1 1 22 April 33 St. Corentin, S. Herry 1 velvet 1 White satin; 2 1 latten 1 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… 100 foot at the East borders, 200 sent by me at Lord Grey's appointment, and the other 200 taken by Lord Dacre. John … the old Queen-mother is to be married at the French King's appointment, and her husband to have the authority of … " Ye wit who" to Lord Wharton. Your ships have passed to St. Comisconacht, and have burnt a French ship, and landed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… receiver general of Wards, to give 25 l. to the bearer, George Newnether. [ page. 6 Signatures, damaged.] [Dec.] 20. … &c., co. Cornwall, some being "quilletts of my mother's land." [1 page.] Endorsed is a pen and ink drawing of a … demi-lance, furnished and weaponed, to be ready at an hour's warning. [ Domestic, Eliz., Vol. XCIII., No. 18. p. 10.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… Volume 3 December 1550 December 1550 Dec. 24. London. 68. George Heton to Sir Wm. Sherrington at Lacock. I have caused … for refuse; I cannot sell it well. I offered it for 19 s. the tod to our cloth maker, but he would not have it. It is very broad wool, and so it will be hard to get 19 s. I must depart for Flanders in six or eight days, but shall …