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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… undertook the siege of Avranches on the assurance given me by the merchant Malevault to supply me with a certain … answerable for the amount. I will pay it within a month, by some merchant of Caen or elsewhere. Pray favour the … of Isleworth Sion, though having already received due trial within the manor, is by one Cartwright brought into …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… in necessity. [ page.] Enclosing, 118. i. Demands made by Sir Thos. Leighton for supply of munition for Guernsey … 9. Guernsey. 119. Sir Thomas Leighton to Council. I find by yours of 20 Nov. that John de Vic complains that his house … and the customs of the isle, which is untrue. He asks a trial before you, as it is not fit that I should be both …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Barnes to Phelippes]. A service has been propounded to me by Fathers Holt and Owen, which will be grateful to the best … to be from Mr. Secretary, but that matter is salved by friendship. To frame a more colourable answer, I would I … or his, wherein I have not been upright. If you will have trial hereof, I shall either discharge myself, or never have …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… touching the performance of an award made between them by arbitrators, wherein the plaintiff, in May last, was … him, or in default the matter should be referred to a trial at common law. As the plaintiff has not done so, but … delays, pray take course that he may not be longer delayed by his adversary, or that the matter may be dismissed to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… come to light, for I feared they might have been embezzled by the pilot, and so turned me to displeasure, if he had … whence they came. The drift of his letter is charging us by means of John Garrat, a priest, to make trial of my L[ord] Str[ange], and see how he was affected to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and Thomas Brookes, who has long enjoyed the parsonage by colour of a void lease, made to him in the name of the … the chapter of Christchurch, Oxford, as may appear to you by a transcript of that lease, under the chapter seal. Such … many rules and dilatory proceedings, is now ready for trial, but Brookes, desirous to protract the cause, and keep …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… my discourse, seeing I send you first a little book of the combat between the Flemings and the French, and a copy of a letter written by Father Parsons to the Earl of Angus in Scotland, by which you may perceive that the Scots still ferret to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… be thought that I seek to mask my acts, and defend myself by superfluous pleadings, and anger the mind of my judges. I … I did not leave the Court upon any traitorous felonies; trial had been made of my fidelity, as of gold in the furnace, and I had been sifted like wheat by the Earl of Leicester and others, yet they could not touch …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1678
… as much as I might that these stories are carried on by the parties disaffected to the government. Some of our … proclamation. Misdated 1679, but endorsed as read again by the Lords 27 June, 1676. [ Ibid. No. 159.] Aug. 15. Ely. … seized his book and a catalogue of libels used at his trial, which were very material evidence towards proving his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… of Jersey and Guernsey report upon the complaints made by the deputies of the States of Guernsey against the … the differences appear to have been originally occasioned by the officers' requiring to be furnished with money for the … a soldier and an inhabitant upon breach of the peace, the trial shall be left to the civil magistrates, and the soldier …