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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… strait charge to have them in readiness upon an hour's warning. This number is certain, and more there be which … promised Mr. Mumpersons a park, after my Lord your father's death, when she knew how nearly it concerned my Lord … in favour of the Adventurers, which will much hinder your farm and the Queen's customs, and indeed is against justice, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… and division amongst themselves [is] in the Archduke's army and in his affairs of greatest consequence. The States … coming thence, I met with your messenger. For Mr. Grevill's place, I envy not, but have of long time loved him, but I … before I went forth of the town 30 miles to a little farm I have in Essex for a sevennight, where I have not been …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… down what they be that have conspired against her Majesty's person and the State, how many priests have come into this … examinant by one John Lymyngton, a follower of Mr. Fleer's, of Stanton Gabriel, of one Mr. Harry Cary and the said Mr. … Dallender, who makes the offer of the lease of Capell's Farm, is as importunate for answer as unreasonable in his …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… might make you doubtful of the constancy of our sovereign's health, and the quiet of his estate. You shall therefore … company, and passeth his own time at my Lord of Pembroke's at Wilton, further westward, from whence he comes to … love will hurt me towards my Lord, I stay in a very good farm at 7 s. a week charges, from London 20 miles, meaning to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Berna, to Sir R. Cecil ( sic). 1604, Sept. 1. From Cecil's many affairs, and his own long absence from England, the … Bergavenny, whose father appointed him director of his son's travels in Germany and Italy; where they arrived in company … Sept. 24. There are some who cannot be contented with the farm of customs, but seek to ruin him and others by plucking …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… in civil causes and in bills and debts due before the King's entry. We were not of their mind, but at last after much … to yield satisfaction, and has delivered some of Strange's letters to be showed to Salisbury; also particulars Strange … is jealousy conceived that the letters are not in Strange's writing, and that no such books are intended; and this …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… encouraged by example of one or two erected since the King's coming to their use, have been suitors for authority … be, I shall be as glad to hear your advice as anybody's. But the sum shall be 2,000 l. yearly, paid by 500 l. … barricado within the town before the gate where du Terrail's company were entered. It is said the loss received in the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of Salisbury. 1606, Sept. 1. I have nothing by his Majesty's commandment to return to you in answer to your letters this … shall not begin till after the receipt of our Lady day's rent, which was his last refuge. This day his Majesty dined … some partridges. From my poor lodging in Holborn at Gray's Inn Lane corner, 1 Sept., 1606. Holograph. Seal. p. ( 117. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… [1606, Sept. 16.] I have been always before the King's coming (by the working of Sir George Carew) so extremely … the Lord Chamberlain and the rest of the Knight Marshal's friends that the Knight Marshal took the next way to undo … managing 450 0 0 Rest 2845 0 0 The farmers of the general farm having this farm may save the charge of the 450 l. and …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… in the great plague about the beginning of the late Queen's reign, he was directed to remove with all his prisoners of … are with the first infected. The rest of his Majesty's officers in this place joined last year with me in craving … for consideration I never had any but should have the fee farm of Sweyton, which I would not give 5d for, if I feared …