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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… house, there being many places of secret conveyance in it. All secret passages towards the water must be looked to. … questions whereof her sister was examined, answereth in all points as her sister before hath answered. Confesseth … the funerals, as followeth. First, 6 poor men of that parish in gowns went before the coffin; next to them, the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… might and malevolence of Spain should be motive enow to all princes to band together against him. The authority and … given by Almighty God to kings and princes to provide for all dangers, even by means of arms. So is He called the God … not only to hinder the treaty but to effect the rupture of all negociations. French. Signed. Undated. Endorsed:16 de …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to have 2000 men. I reckon it at 1500 each or 9000 in all. The cavalry is composed of 62 companies, both lancers … be come to, pursue the common enemy. They desire before all else to have a peace with Arthurus. They recognise the … sides of the Rhine. In the treaty they will endeavour by all means to retain Calais and Saluzzo, alledging that …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… and the 44 from Hertfordshire are now to be sent with all expedition into Ireland. They are to be sorted with their … physic, and with two or three days more the commission and all that belongs to the voyage will have a speedy and free … demi-culvering and saker, they took her. They set on shore all the Spaniards that were left alive, and, being not able …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… friend to the King of Spain. He, likewise, did procure all the men that he could to serve there, and in very truth his practice was with the enemy, that all such as would not be ruled by him, that then he would make all the means he could to put them in the galleys. Stanley …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… might agree upon a day for justice, yet publicly to avoid all sinister conclusions, with this letter I sent one in that … was only 16 horse, it having been reported that I had all the garrison of Berwick with me. I heard that Lacels, … Carham with sixteen horsemen to see what I did. They found all so quiet that I think they dislike what they did. For I …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… at his return. For Beltres has the King's hand for almost all his payments. There is a suspicion that the Earl of … touching on the great matter; for the King hears from all sides of the people's malcontentment. The King marvels … the entry of our pledges; their cautioners offered to pay all the bills they were entered for, for doing whereof they …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Lord Burghley to Sir Robert Cecil. [16001, March ?] I see all things are "proloigned" away, and therefore I thought to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… intended to Her Majesty, let me be made an example unto all ages. If I were true to him whom I once served and from whom I received all my advancement, it is a good consequent that I will ever … maintained, being a man of base birth in St. Clement's parish. It is also thought very dangerous in these 'queasie' …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… moderation and equity in the place (I add also, without all touch of such imputation as many times these … your wisdom shall incline, it shall be entertained of us all as the voice of an oracle.Jesus College in Cambridge, 11 … room because I am now in hand to reform that most infected parish of Garstrang, wherein I have lately travailed with …