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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of Hereford his executors, and the King his supervisor. I read his will, which seems of small treasure. London, St. … there we kept a court," where Darcy's "patyn" (patent) was read, and every man was glad; for they said they had heard …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… which, with Contarini's learned opinion thereupon, he has read, and takes hope that, the Pope persevering in the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… ambassadors here, and that in my presence they should be read to your (his?) Majesty. These be the notable incidents … the ambassadors showed great strangeness, in refusing to read sundry points of their letters to the Privy Council … being of the bp. with us." The curate has not preached or read the Gospel or Epistle in English this year past. When …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… they had objected to the Emperor's letter about it being read to the Council. The King, in a draft answer shown to us, … they may be at, Castillon would not that it should be read to him (Francis?). The other answers those of the 9th. … Setting forth that whereas certain chapters have been read at the White Friars by Adam Damlip, priest, who has set …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… this matter, and the book of the matter has been this day read before the King and he Council by Mr. Pollard. Trusts … so pass, for not only Mr. Marvyn and Mr. Knightley have read over the great indenture with Mr. Yeow and Mr. Harris … had with him into the King's chamber, where Mr. Pollard read it before his Highness, and it was so taken that I have …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… sent her a letter of commendations, which Peter Bekwith read to her mother, and the latter wrote a letter of … that lord Lisle wrote to her divers letters, which he read but has forgotten; but he remembers that in every letter …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Montmorency to Marillac. R. O. Kaulek, 196. (Extract.) Read his last despatch to the King, who is pleased with his … your Majesty's name, &c. The Harl. and Add., however, both read they. Page 425, l. 8, for unto read in to. " l. 14, for and said Hatf. reads saying; but A. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… they sent to your Majesty, desiring that it might be read. They caused Busteate, the Secretary, to read it, and to every article I read your Highness' answer. When it came to the article of …