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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the manor, castle, and loidship of Okehain, and the manor or lordship of Langham, Rutland, and the park of Fleteros, … made escheator, coroner, collector of taxes, cun- stable or other officer. Westm., 29 June 30 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., … in cos. Chester, Flint, Staff., Salop, Derby, Northt., or elsewhere in England, during the minority of Randolph …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Emperor, after some discussion, demanded 100,000 escus d'or, saying that the Pope and the King of Aragon would give … If the King of France offers Madame Rene as security, or offers to put fortresses in trust of third persons, Urea … with the King of England's sister must not be broken off; or France will gain the King of England, to the detriment of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of Annunciation and Michaelmas every year, with the rings or seals of the deceased, to Robert Toneys and John Barret, … must engage to aid him if the French king returns to Italy or attempts to recover Milan. The Senate answered that they … answer about the dissolution of their amity with France, or a treaty with the Emperor, until peace is concluded …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and John Almain returned, and were sent back after five or six days, when "the practice of the peace began to be … his tongue he was content,"whether he was in his heart or not. So Francis, being assured of the Queen, agreed more … here by Charles Martel. Went from Romium to Rofiacum or Rofy (Ruffec). The Regent was lodged in a fine castle, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… account for marsh work in these parts, and has lost 7 l. or 8 l. a year by salt water by the "bracke" at Rye. Halden, … the King's subjects as he shall think proper for defence or annoyance of the Scots during the King's pleasure. … to impede it, not to obey its decrees, to desert the Pope, or to oppose him, the rest shall assist the Pope to the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… he was. He thinks he is gone into sanctuary at Beudley or elsewhere, and that he took Erle out of Westminster when … up in a great fume, saying he cared not a straw for me or my service. I answered. Sir Thomas, this at night and ye … Will. Brabazon. It has been granted already to Will. Gennyns. If anything hereafter fall into my hands I shall be …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… then I have received a small ring and a silver flagon by Jenyn, who was Mr. Hacket's servant, for which I thank you. I … attack him, and that he thought with these two, and four or five in the river before them, they could tight the whole … should be good friends, and that if M. de Roguendorff or I were prepared to make any overture, he would do his best …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… service is duly observed. 2. How many inmates there are or ought to be. 3. Who were the founders? 4. What increase of … which the Benedictine rule is kept by the inmates, seniors or otherwise, and what care the former take of the revenues … of conscience was caused by fear of bodily pain, penury or death, by fear of worldly shame or by worldly friendship, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… spoil that they would devise a like "broylery" again there or elsewhere, has resolved to send thither the duke of … command certain wapen-takes every day to appear before him or his deputies and receive the oath; after that he shall … of such houses to enter other houses of their religion, or to take capacities, or else punish them as vagabonds. And …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… schedule be praised to a more value than they be worth, or alleged so to be, you shall cause the same to be … church within his archdeaconry, either by himself or by deputy, the articles approved by the King in … as may buy it of Mr. Cooke, who, we hear, has sold it to 2 or 3 already. "Pleasith it your mastership" to ponder how he …