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A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… the 14 th currant, when answered yours of the 7 th, 10 th, and 25 th March. The originalls of the two first I have … remaine here still, although the admirall, vice admirall, and about 35 saile more went 5 dayes past for the straights, … in Barbary, soe that every day wee expect them backe, and believe they intend to stay here this summer; in which …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… about 20 dayes since. Here is arryved som ships from Cales and Lisbon, which bring no newes of our fleet, althoh so long … of Polland so much opportunity, as to raiz another army, and disput the bisnes anew. The Spanyards labour hard at Rom … this way, I desire, if possible. I understand thou art much dejected; I cannot but excedingly blame you for it: …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… my lord deputy about further orders touchinge the 600 men; and he tells me by this his lordship will write more fully to you; and therefore I need not give your lordship any trouble upon … but am exceedinge glad to heare, that the officers and souldiers expresse soe much readines to the worke. I …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… 161. Sir, I Had a very cross passage; twice I was at sea, and twice put back again to Gravesend. I landed here upon … They have ten ships lying half a mile under Wynoxbergen, and five more are preparing at Marmaduke. Lord Muskerie, … My only joye, thow afflict mee to tell mee, that thow art resolve to goe for Flanders, and not com any more to …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Gauden to Dr. N. Bernard. Vol. xliv. p. 217. Reverend sir, and my very worthy freind. Finding, as I have some time … to you, an hopefull inclination becomeing Christians (and ministers especially of the gospel of peace) in many … discourse, as it is besides my employ, so it is by out my art, yet not contrary to my affections, which freely discover …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Since it hath been pleased to your highnes, amongst many and innumberable favers I have received at the time I had the … as his majestie's humble servant, that the great honor and reputation your highnes hath gayned by it in al the world … not yet rummaged. Generall Blake and I have used the best art we could in the bay of Wyers, to prevent imbezeleing; and …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… it appeareth soe manifestly, that all desaffected persons, and such as thinke it to be their interest to raise jealousies and unkindnesses betwixt both states and nations, are daily to that purpose very active, I hope …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… I Received yesterday by the post two letters from their H. and M.L. the one of the 18th instant, there being inclosed in … the taking of some salt-ships by the English ships of war; and the other of the 19th of the same month: besides which … well improved. It is a town made very desensive, both by art and nature, and consists of many noble buildings, …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… looked for in referrence to the carying on of our desine, and for crowning of the same. The death of the person so long … heare; intreating you to let me know, whye those rolls and listes are so long of comeing; for ei ther now or never … to death attempted to have don? The scripture saith, Whoe art thou, O man, that judgest them which doe such thinges, …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… honor will have received my severalls of the 17th, 20th and 25th of July; the two first from Mittaw, the last from … self, least the posts (which now by reason of the plague, and my often removes, grow more uncertain to me) should … itt hath; and he is in the right, though he has more art then sir Marmad. Langdel hath. Poore man, itt is no wayes …