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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Cecil. 1596-7, March 21. Entreats him to be a mean to the Queen for a grant to the Earl of Rutland of the keepership of … established about 20 years by warrant signed by the Queen's own hand. 2. The offices have continued successively … in the offices of examiners in the North by colour of the Queen's grant to him of the Secretaryship in tam amplis modo …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Cecil Papers March 1598 March 1598 Jacomo Marenco to the Queen. 1 [15978, March 13/23.] Petition to be allowed to … or untanned. Undated. Italian. Holograph. 1 p. ( 175. 10.) Queen Elizabeth's three Commissioners to the Deputies from …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… for the empeaching whereof he [the grand Duke] wishes the Queen would employ her utmost forces, assuring himself that … to complete distress, and be at the discretion of the Queen and her allies. To effect this delay he thinks Villeroy … moved us, for the great love we bear to our loving sister Queen Elizabeth, to grant unto the English merchants John …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… have as well avoided the notorious inconvenience to the Queen's service, as we were willing to save ourselves an ill … now of novelties, and neither of us to be spared where the Queen's honour and service is in question. To have hoped for … de Maisse and others. I, the Secretary, delivered him the Queen's letters and kind salutations, and assured him of her …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… enemy held, according to that which Maisse had told the Queen, and that the King still persisted that it was in vain … only a commission for France authentical : but for the Queen and the States there was only a power from the … we were sorry that by miscarriage or mal entendu the Queen hath been no sooner admonished, that she might have …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 2 of March, 1598. Signed. 1 p. ( 60. 14.) The Queen's Lands. 1598/9, March 2. Instructions from her … another book which I had in a readiness fully satisfy the Queen's meaning. (1) It giveth power to pardon treasons … it, and yet in words denied it (fearing as he said the Queen's Attorney). Some thought this sufficient, but I being …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… in all, and in my conscience if he had been true to our Queen and her Bealm, we had never a been taken, for, he being … 26. I have lived in Ireland three years and served the Queen in the wars at my .own charge; but my small living … rent of 90 odd which I have hitherto paid for it to the Queen to my impoverishment. I therefore preferred a petition …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… the factor at London, whereby it may be seen if it be the Queen's friends. I think if the ship were searched, she would … adversary, which thought with railing to have feared both Queen and Council. I hope this placable proceeding … of Peace, which I think will be a very good thing for the Queen and the people. But now I would move you for myself, to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… money) that he solicited and means to send again to the Queen about them. The Treasurer is in a great rage at Beltres … of the people's malcontentment. The King marvels how the Queen can hear so many tales of him (he says), and blames the … know his good deserts and his uncle's many services to the Queen, which, in her sister's time, procured him disgrace and …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Wales, and on the Sunday's insurrection and resisting the Queen's forces, as any other in the house, howsoever closely … as followeth upon a letter which he wrote unto the Queen, viz. that the Puritans conspiring together would … against that nation and I wonder that the greatness of the Queen, the wisdom of her counsellors, and the religion of …