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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… by the divine providence of God born her lawful successor and by consequence having nothing more before our eyes than … to be laid upon the young gentleman, who is his Majesty's ward, but only prays that consideration may be had in the … Undated. Signed. Endorsed: "1603." p. ( 188. 6.) Ambrose Dudley to Lord Cecil. [1603]. My old adversary Sir William …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… disordered eating of flesh on days prohibited by the laws and statutes, he may be allowed to have it printed and set up in the houses of all innkeepers, taverners, … part of the inheritance of Lord Vaux, the Queen's ward. Undated. 1 p. ( 849.) Petitions to Sir Robert Cecil. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… oft contentions great arise we see Betwixt the husband and his loving wife That sine they may the fermlyer agree … uther as their lyfe Will have debates at certain tymes and hours. The wingd boy dissensions hot and rife 'Twixt his … [1604]. Case stated with regard to Henry Bedingfield, a ward, son of Thomas Bedingfield; and the demand of William …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… place by reason of an order set down by us of the Council and signed by her Majesty, affirming that the engrossing of … Elizabeth Bassett, daughter and heir of William Bassett, ward to the King, seek to know the true grantee of her … Holograph. Endorsed: "1605." p. ( 191. 128.) Sir Robert Dudley to the Same. [1605]. Four letters: (1) His suit was …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… I to wander like Ulysses for twenty whole years by land and sea, I could scarcely find your equal in learning or wisdom. In no way therefore should you, so learned and so much busied, be broken in upon by our childishness and … to have sold. Undated. PS.I was bold to write to you for a ward, which had it not been for myself I would have forborne. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… he bought in the island, but Hassard never returned there and he had to pay the bond. Prays that Hassard may be … Earl of Salisbury. [1607]. The Earl promised to bestow a ward upon her, if she could find one in his gift. She is … [See Cal. S.P. Dom., 160310, p. 400, and p. 278 above.] Dudley Carleton to the Earl of Salisbury. [1607]. Begs …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 'I hope your Lordship will pardon my soe long silence and impute it rather to my want of meanes of sending then to … for both my being in Staffordshire part of this summer and your Lordship being soe far a traveler in the fourthiest … by when I received your letter, a present writing of me and sending back of a new packet might have been suspicious. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to the same end, she may both take leisure in her election and both give respite to him for further consideration. Again … greater certainty between his brother the King of Denmark and the King of Sweden, lest by distraction between two such … made. She is contented that, if she has the land in ward, her land shall be answerable for debts in equal …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to know by whose orders he had the liberty of the Tower, and walked upon the Hill at his pleasure. Finds she looks to … 1572. 1 p. [Murdin, p. 230. In extenso.] 86. Richard Dudley. 1572, Nov. 21. Petition of Richard Dudley for a parcel of the late Monastery or rectory of …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 1584, Nov. 10. Have another letter from the King of Scots, and another from the Earl of Arran. I would willingly have made dainty to read the first, and sent it to her Majesty, as my former; but the King … into great dislike with his wardens. Lord Hume is yet in ward at Tantallon. The laird of Cesford is to be warded over …