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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… when the Emperor's is despatched to his ambassador here or delivered to them there. Secondly, whereas the Emperor's … it may be signified to the Emperor's commissioners, or to the Emperor himself, that, albeit these same things … of Sir Anthony Denny. 44. Sir Ant. Wingfelde and John Ayer, Office. Subscribed by the Chancellor of the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… treasurer of Tournay and of the out-garrisons of Sentomer, Ayer, Bettoyne, Heysden, Arras, ... ry, Malbushe and … by the ... appointment that the Duke of Gelders ... 7,000 or 8,000 lanceknights and Rob. de la [Mark] ... 200 men of … being of great compass [and] circuit, they request 200 or 300 to be sent till the citadel is out of danger. Has news …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… but no claim was then made to be partners in any gain or bootyship. Suffolk showed them that the King had written … Darnton, 6 July. Signed. P.S.Claims made upon any covenant or bargain with horsemen should be examined; and Wharton … and in the mean time the young Queen may chance to die, or other change may happen whereby Scotland may be relieved …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… but general words, not fit to be reported to the Emperor or heeded. Thinks that as the King of France causes him to be … of the King's wishing to incline either to truce or peace, in which he shall be guided according as the … site of the said Friars, tenants John Wyseman and Thos. Yare, which belonged to the said Friars Minors; a shop in the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… The Tyrolese pay 5,000 foot soldiers and 40,000 florins d'or, and have started against the Venetians. Begs he will … have gone to the service of England, and have sold or hired ships, they are at liberty to do the like with … to John Goldyngham, Humph. Everton, Wm. Latymer, Th. Ayer, and Wm. Bagard to make inquisition as to statements in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to Flanders. Showed him also the advantage that French or English men-of-war might have, in doing any exploits … with his business. Expects, therefore, to be here five or six days at least, though he has only a bed that he … begs Wolsey to let him attend on his physician for eight or ten days; "else I shall utterly, for lack of looking to at …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… doand yair possibilite to satify all partes complenand to yare utermast power. Kelsou, 11 June. Copy, p. 1. Add.: … theyr pr[ince then th]ey dothe and the Geldrois as muche or rath[er] of this affinite withe France d they have had … good thing, to do it as soon as possible; because, in two or three days, he was going north to attend the King, who …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk shall transport at Ipswich or Harwich, and such as have men out of Surrey, Sussex and … Mons. de Buren has written to you that he cannot be at Ayer on the day appointed, and desires six or seven days' … you desire him to use all possible diligence to be at Ayer at the time appointed. Modern copy, pp. 2. Headed: "The …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… would be glad to know whether it is in the King's hands or in those of the merchants of the Staple. I send you some … and England met, Dacre's servants and tenants, 200 or 300 in number, went away without licence. Pp. 5. Endd. 2 … in prejudice of the rights of the college, of the King, or Stephen bp. of Winchester, their founder. Lat., modern …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in Scotland should leave written upon the church door or other place of the towns they spoil such words as "You may … and, joining it with the others herewith, to appoint one or two persons immediately to view the horses and choose out … money 20 l.; to Sir Thos. Whartone, for the sheriff of Ayer and larde Dunlanrik, 140 l.; to Sir Ralph Eure 26 l. 13 …