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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… BURGHLEY. Is not very well, but is sending over the bearer Atye, who will tell his lordship of the present state of … about making his reply. I do not know what it will be, but Atye and others are advising him to return into England. My …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… back again for I may not go without money. I have left Atye and Thomas Dudley to deliver the assurance to the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… copies of Acts which you wish for were delivered to Mr. Atye, but the declaration you gave me in writing to be …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… f. 382.] Dec. 20. H. KILLIGREW to BURGHLEY. The bearer Mr. Atye will so amply inform you of the State here that I need … have dealt most unthankfully, even in the despatch of Mr. Atye. I think they will use her Majesty little better in the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Add. Endd. 3 pp. [ Holland XXI. f. 51.] Feb. 7. Arthur Atye to Walsingham. This enclosed contains such material …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… one by my cousin Sir Thomas Cecil, the other by my servant Atye, and am greatly beholden to your lordship for your good …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Lord Buckhurst: 1. "That the articles were weak, whereof Atye privy. 2. "A book to be produced signed by the 1. of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… ordinary and extraordinary, be answered. To deliver to Mr. Atye a note of the money disbursed for imprests of the … Palmer, and yet do ; assuring your lordship it is neither Atye nor the wisest unpractised man in England that Palmer … set up a coining house for to coin English gold. I sent Atye thither, who brought away with him both those few pieces …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… your Majesty's letter, as also by a message delivered by Atye, that you are informed that I have greatly discouraged …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… hath so stirred the coals here upon a report brought by Atye concerning Count Hohenlo, that all the world speaketh …