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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 1588 752. The Lord Mayor of London to the Lord Chancellor and the Lord Treasurer. 1588, Nov. 2. According to their … of the same, has for the better performance thereof used and taken the good advice of Sir George Bonde, his … the report of the Common Council and inhabitants of my ward, who made many complaints of the misdemeanours done in …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… causes that moveth the Catholic League of France to couple and join with the King of Spain's Majesty be such as … crown of France) having in a general Parliament purposed and considered the difficulties that were in hand in recovering such pro vinces, estates, and cities that separated themselves from the crown, or were …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… the weather the hoy hath taken some harbour between this and Dover. Mr. Beecher was here with me yesterday. He had … you for your kind letter. I have followed your advice and written to her Majesty, wherein, not being accustomed to … and Grandmother to George Kenshame now Her Majesty's ward, is joint purchaser in the lands holden. And so nothing …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… this bearer. His knowledge is such concerning that office, and his pains, together with his faithfulness towards me and my courses in all these troubles with our citizens, as it … hear, whether it pass for a history or a fable. I hear Mr. Dudley and others are sending thither; if it be so, farewell …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to-morrow by noon. I have stayed all hoys, both at Dover and at Sandwich, for the transporting of men and victuals, so that I hope you shall find all things in a … as above. Has provided victual for their transportation, and if cause require has given order to have victuals in …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Francis Cherry to Sir Robert Cecil. 1597, Nov. 17. Myself and the other twelve persons, merchants associates trading … at Deptford for her Navy such cordage as the Lord Admiral and Mr. Borough had bespoken to be brought from Russia. The … the which is required by the Lady Wharton, mother of the ward, and by Mr. Percyvall Willoughby, who has married the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… decayed park that sometime was the old Earl of Arundel's, and this country being altogether naked of woods, and being now wholly destroyed for parks and deer, especially … a lease of a farm at Drayton, Middlesex. Is the Queen's ward, but has had no exhibition or maintenance since …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… have certain word from Beaumaris that the treasure as yet and the shipping lie there; and the treasure have put twice to sea and come in again. Now the same is put aboard the Popingey …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… is lodged, expects consideration for the use thereof, and the spoil made by them; also the steward and porters. Sends the Chamberlain of London, who can better … should be put into any ether hand, which should press the ward's right for his own commodity hardly, to the overthrow …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… November 1600, 1630 November 1600, 1630 The Queen's Jewels and Plate. 1600, Nov. 16. A note of certain writings … delivered to the Lord Treasurer concerning certain jewels and plate of her Majesty. A commission under the Privy Seal … setting out of soldiers by her counties, thought of unto-ward persons very heavy. The remedy of the last former point, …