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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Lowther. We understand by your letters to our Treasurer of England, that God has called to his mercy the Lord Scrope, our late Warden of the West Marches towards Scotland, whereof we have great …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Ralph Gray to Lord Burghley. I advertised you last June of the controversies between Sir Henry Wodrington and myself, … upon a suggestion first that he had no power to make sale of those lands, and now of late by falsely pretending that he made the estate to his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to Sir Robt. Cecil. On my arrival here, I wrote letters of intelligence to your father, but could not send them for … smaller vessels were there. They range along the coast of Brittany, and no doubt will come here to spoil. I wish Sir … are now returned to Bluett; they discovered a great fleet of ships off Conquet, and thought it Sir Fras. Drake's, but a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… throughout my wardenry, prohibiting all men, under pain of punishment, to intermeddle with the resetting or succouring the Earl of Bothwell, so that he is already excluded from my wardenry. … at law for my own. Worst of all, now when it has pleased God to visit me with sickness, which I hope to put off, none …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Basingstoke. 42. Na. Steward and Geo. Rythe to the Masters of Requests. We received Her Majesty's commission to us, Edw. Moore and Geo Powlett, or any three of us, for examining witnesses in a cause depending before … at Basingstoke, Wednesday last. We had witnesses on behalf of West, and expected the other commissioners, but as none …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… November 1596 [Nov. 11.] 65. The Queen to [the officers of Exchequer]. Large sums being required for Ireland, we will … pay 20,000 l. to Sir Henry Wallop, treasurer at war there, of which 15,000 is to be solely for the wages of the army, … him so shrewdly that it makes him now and then pray to God, and talk of Heaven. P.S.One thing I stand in bodily fear …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… they could not pass, and the time has brought another note of intelligence, which, although it imparts little more than … week. I send you the epigrams, which I often told you of. The author is Bastard, who has the name of a very good … any credit, the poorer sort are undone, and the service of God and the Prince neglected. Answer A commission should be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 13. Tortworth. 29. John Garlek to Mr. Latimer, at the sign of the Cock, near St. Dunstan's Church. I wrote you touching … courage to write, doubting miscarriage and misconstruing of my letters. You cannot with reason find fault that I am … cut in my discourse, seeing I send you first a little book of the combat between the Flemings and the French, and a copy …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 34 February 1601 February 1601 Feb. 13 ? 34. Examination of William Poyntz before Lord Chief Justice Popham. Waiting in the lobby by the closet, after nine p.m., two of the cellar also waiting there, Captain Thomas Lee came in … sweat on his face. He said "it was one of the wonders of God that I was not on Sunday last in Essex House with my …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… such a letter from you, although I am very desirous of the Queen's favour, and told Barnes so, confiding in his … (as you say, which I do not grant), they required one of more credit to blot them out of the Queen's conceit. [ I … virtuous inclination to pardon, whereby justices resemble God in bestowing pardon on those who repent, I think she may …