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A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Sir, As formerly I shewed, the winter season affords little newes. The duk of Lorraine was desyred by the count de … his mony, because I know compliments of that kind signify little with him: if he take the omission on your part … that you had not neglected yourselfe; and yet it is a little point gained, that you have possession of growne, and …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… the 21/11 March, 165 4/3. Vol.xii.p.217. I Have very little to add to my foregoing of the 8/18 th of this present … French court, and her friends in England having certainly little consideration of her miseries or interests. I would be … xii.p.424. In the absence of this king and court, there is little of news here; only an embassador from the duke of …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… there are very vigorous resolutions taken to finish that little, which remains of the equipment, and afterwards to … Zealand, Goree, and the Maese; but that hindrance is very little practicable. Those of Embden do still daily press for … or victuals aboard; but those they take in below in the river. The captaynes expect their orders dayly to fall downe. …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Vol. xii. p. 444. My dear heart, Since my last there is little to be said out of our family. The Scots king is doing … it, with other scandalous language; and coming into the river, his men have several times set pistols to my breast, … as becomes a woman of her reputation. Those here are a little backward in paying her, being loth as yet to part with …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… present deadness, and flatness of spirit, that is upon the little remnant of saints that are not yet backsliden, as at … which we must pay here with the ratification, yet with little noise, by reason the knowledge thereof would raise the … very fair to my lord embassador; but we think we spy some little alteration in him, since the news of the treaty being …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… navye, which will now be reformed. Tradinge yet revives little: men are still in doubt, whether the act of trade … happened to count Brederode, near kinsman to the little prince, and commander in chief of their land forces; … from the queene, and desired me to have patience for a little while; that she expected the coming of the prince …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… with our Virginia's nipping frosts, no winter, or very little cold to be found there. Thus much for the country; the … and pay for what land they should like, the which in little time they effected, and purchased, and paid for three … that was between a great nation called the Cacores, a very little people in stature, not exceeding youths of thirteen or …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… every coach-door a man and a horse to the field, and every little door a soldier, to put them in garison in the frontier … is of the like design to buy that of Nevers, for his little Mancini, or at least in his name, and give it to Peter … it, with other scandalous language; and coming into the river, his men have several times set pistols to my breast, …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… seeing again the count of Brienne, whom I have found a little milder than usually in the affair of St. Malo; but he … of my last dispatch, the embassador of Holland made a little bonfire in this city before his door, in rejoicing for … the passengers; and his excellency gave with the dance a little collation, where three healths were drank to with …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… he stood and look'd on. He doth certify, that it is of little importance, and only in order to commerce. For my … of those of Friesland given against those of Holland is a little sharp. Those of Friesland have taxed therein by … of for convoy elsewhere. Here lies about twenty in the river, whereof seven or eight shall be man'd (as I hear) to …