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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… it till the governors of the town had assembled the great council, which is only done upon a great cause. The council … writes that it would be very tedious to grant a particular privy seal for each person; which they had promised the … the loan. They now understand that there is to be but one privy seal for every hundred, with a schedule annexed of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of the truce, to discover their meaning, and whether the council are in league with the Duke. It had been agreed … of which he had been informed by one Jos van Ely, who was privy to a meeting that had been appointed of personages from … the King will not determine anything without making her privy to it. On Wednesday next my Lady sets out for Ghent, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to DACRE. Has just heard that Albany has assembled the council at Glasgow. He must send some sure man to Lady … value of 10,000 crowns' weight, and came to Glasgow with a privy company, and thence to Stirling. This Wednesday he … Governor's ordnance. Never saw so great. The lords of the Council met in Glasgow on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… with them would give answer. Next day there were in council Berghes, Fiennes, Bevres and Marnix; and it appeared …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… What he writes is not by the advice of Madame or the Council, but of those who wish well to the King and Emperor. … 3476. WEST BISHOP OF ELY to WOLSEY. On the 7th received a privy seal by Dr. Eden, commanding him to send up 500 l. by … the Duke hinges upon a thing which he wol make no Scotsman privy unto." He intended to shoot at Wark Castle over Tweed …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… other tenants. The case was referred to some of Wolsey's Council, but Tempest refused the same. Proposes an adjustment … 3. He shall persistently oppose any act of Parliament or Council in diminution of the young King's authority. 4. He … get money, but he does all he can, and has written to the council of Naples to use the utmost diligence. Has sent …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… a year ago that this was intended. Has sent word to the Council there, and to the viceroy of Sicily. Hears from Rome … also. Send an exact copy, which they doubt if the Council here will give them. Beg Wolsey to remember the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… queen of Scots, and that he has made Magnus and Ratcliffe privy to it. Hopes some good point has come of it already, … set forth to the queen of Scots the danger of such privy practices, if unity be not in time established in … and commanding that the Provost should re-enter the Council, and receive the seals of the Order. The Emperor has …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… other armies. One of the schif ( chief) of the Emperor's council ( and yet was it not the Chancellor) seyd that syns … his matirs and being there nothing known to the Emperor's council, causith men to suspecte rather yl then wel, and al the council that be there not only doth much mystrust. Thes …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… receipt by John bp. of Exeter, president of the princess's Council, Edw. lord Dudley, chamberlain, Jas. Denton, … of the chamber, and John Salter and Geo. Bromeley, of her council, of the follow- ing stuff from Geffrey bp. of … Demise during pleasure granted by the King under the privy seal to the earl of Cumberland, of the castle and …