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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… I. 424. Darbaes, Seor. See Herbais. Darby. See Derby. Darcy (Darsey), Sir Arthur, I. 271 (p. 154), 436 (ff. 76-7), … Thos., I. 436 (f. 41). Darscott. See Arschot. Darsey. See Darcy. Darsyngham, Norf. See Dersingham. Dartenall, Mrs., II. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Dantzic, 1487. Darby, , 114. Darby, Everard, g. 300 (27). Darcy, Thos., lord Darcy, 32, 136, 355, 379, 537, 551 :g. 300 (8 i.). -, -, letter to, 537. -, -, his handwriting, 355. Darcy, Sir Arthur, 32, 51, 163, 217, 322, 1194 :g. 1195 (17). …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the, see Denmark. Dantzick, 868. Danzus, Charles, 806. Darcy, Sir Arthur, 359 (2). Dardois, Firmin, secretary to the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… son, 823 (9), 868 (6). D'Arcos, the Duke, 197; see Arcos. Darcy, John, Lord, 1330. Darlington (Durham), 227. Dartford …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of Montserrat, 534iii. Darby, Michael, g. in S.C., p. 280. Darcy, Sir Conyers, Comptroller of King's Household, 100. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 18. Dantzic, 312 (1), 998 (3). Danzes, Thomas, 848 (10). Darcy, John, Lord, 212. -, Lady, 212. Darmstadt, 897 (5). …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 291. Darbyshire, Thomas, Jesuit in Paris, 168, 279, 302. Darcy, , of Derbyshire, English Papist in Paris, 279. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of, 267. -, ships going to, means for defence of, 720. Darcy, Captain Francis, of Col. Morgan's regiment, bravery …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… See Damville. Darbishire, Dr. Thomas, Jesuit, 630. Darcy, Edward, cousin to Norris, mentioned, 27; arrives at … request Monsieur to restore, 61; mentioned, 63, 64, 65; Darcy goes towards, 76, 80; Monsieur to leave, 80, 85; … 85; Monsieur will replace in States' hand, 86, 100, 101; Darcy reaches, 90; Monsieur takes away arms of burghers of, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… burgomasters of, 63; removal of English trade from, ibid. Darcy, Mistress, of co. Gloucester, a Jesuit harboured by, …