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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… DAVISON to the ESTATES. Mr. Davison cannot furnish the sum of 15,000 florins for which the Estates ask, out of the 20,000 which the Queen has sent him, for the reasons … who have gone from me to you. I for my part promise on the faith of a prince that I will not lay down my arms nor make …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 13. [DAVISON] to WILSON. Since my last dispatch the heat of our French negotiation is well assuaged, notwithstanding that the States of Hainault still detain the Duke's commissioners, and … by Count Lalaing and his faction than by the generality of the province, who as hardly affect the proceeding with the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… WILSON to WALSINGHAM. The Queen will be very glad to hear of your safe landing, which God grant, with like success in … The Lord Deputy and Council in Ireland make sure account of Stukeley's coming, and have sent letters of the 14th inst. … people, either of the courage, constancy, or loyal faith amongst us.Greenwich. 29 June 1578. Add. Endd. p. [ …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… he came to a village distant four miles from the Earl of Shrewsbury's house, whither he was conducted by one Mr. … Hainault have sent to the Prince of Parma to ratify the articles of their reconciliation and take the oath to him. … at Cologne. Since the Duke of Terranova has presented his articles, all men judge that there is no likelihood of peace. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Elizabeth June 1580 508. Privy Council of England to Robert Bowes. [June 1.] Have seen copies of … gift of any other sum, as also in binding them to any articles other than they have already promised. Mr Peter … 594. Fol. 108 b.] 524. Confession of The True Christian Faith. [June 20.] "A short and generall confession of the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 1580, 1-10 June 1580, 1-10 June. 305. 'A Latin rendering of the privileges or letters of the most potent Mussulman Emperor Sultan Mured Khan at the request of Elizabeth, etc. confirming peace and alliance.' Leave to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to [WALSINGHAM]. Though since Mr Wade's departure nothing of importance has fallen out, I would not 'leave but to … to you, to signify how the king is fallen somewhat sick of this 'murre' or rheum, whereof sundry ladies of the Court … and above all, your honourable office as Defender of the Faith. We thank you therefore on both grounds. If we could by …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… King had sent letters containing the abolition and pardon of the league of the country of Dauphin, the gentlemen of that league … by the Catholics for the restitution of the Catholic faith and liberty of the country ; which the said Bishop, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… think myself very happy to be also employed to do him any. Of which I pray you that you and the lords of Scotland will … Queen of England and the King's brother; and I believe the articles could be resolved in a contract, the effect where of … drawn, and quartered on Friday. There were twenty-two articles put against him, but there was none that hurt him …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… which it was thought there would have been great store of news here ; but it has fallen out the contrary, for all … have been still. The Malcontents after being beaten out of their trenches and sconces by the small camp of the States … king. And our meaning is that so far as the two new-added articles may bear it, you shall conform your proceeding as …