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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… former letters concerning the fortifications here. 1. The new fortress now making will be to the seawards defensible … out at all tides, and is but one night's sailing from the New Havon, Dieppe, Trepoort, Harflete, Hondflete and the … of Kentishetowne, then belonging to the late dean of York, and the other to send the King a collation of the said …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… little money with him. Then La Vigne caused a pair of new shoes to be made for him and the said two letters to be … of a MS. ( in Wotton's hand) at Vienna, pp. 2. 2. "Other new prosperous adventures of late against the Scots." (The … Alenbone on the way to Monstrell, 6 miles hence, to seek new pasture. There they will meet Mons. de Reux and decide …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… P.S.Has advertised the ambassador here resident that the new duke of Lorraine lately wrote with his own hand to … and his Secretary Oburnburger. Thanks for the deanery of York. On the 26th, the morrow of the foresaid communication … house is in danger because his servants and friends seek new masters, and the writer fears to remain among them. If, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… his garrison of Berwick by 20 gunners, known as the new crew, and a warrant was addressed to Sir Brian Tuke, to … extend to his successors, the crew will be unpaid unless a new warrant is obtained, as bearer, Thomas Gower, now … prebends, or obtain him one of those in the abp. of York's gift. Thinks that the Master of the Horse, who knows …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… is rumour of an English defeat at Boulogne, but nothing new from Scotland, to which they have sent their Italians and … and Ric. Lechenour against the purveyors of timber for the new ordnance house, and the mint in the Tower, and the palace … of Irlande, iiij o Junii 1545. 4 June. 866. Robert Abp. of York to Wriothesley. R. O. Thanks for moving the King in his …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… He went thence to Deipe, where he saw 15 ships of war new made and painted with black, yellow and green," five of … of lead which they had bought of the King in cos. Lincoln, York and Hull. Letter to the mayor and his brethren of … jewels, we have agreed meetly well. "If men that use the new diet have no more pleasure than we have sometimes had in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… trust to march with our old policies of England, and some new, against the French horsemen; and also we trust to pass … town. They found there much wine and victual and 30 or 40 new houses well tiled, with bakehouses, brewhouses and a fair new mill, all which they burnt and destroyed. The inhabitants …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… galleys and six "carocons" coming from Merselles towards New Haven to keep the seas betwixt Dover and Callice. 2They …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… inner chamber to consult apart. The Frenchmen have made a new victory of the old skirmish at Murehowse, and show a bill … upon their office, they are discharged until they obtain a new dispensation from the Governor and assurance is taken for … of Cotyngham, Yorks., which be'onged to Richard duke of York, and bailiff of all the King's lands within the said …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… desires to know when the Clevoys horsemen will be at York. Newcastell, 8 June. Signed. In Sadler's hand, p. 1. …