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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and then ran away. Being asked about that individual's stature, and his apparel, he replied that he is a young man … of England, his fellow-servant, looking after his master's horses, he saw a fellow with a black beard, and a pelisse … of the lords of the night watch in the quarter of the castle, reported ut supra. Venice, 7th March 1365. [ Latin.] …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… of the extraordinary honour conferred on the King's well-beloved Reynold Chicheley, who continues to frequent … not merely on account of Reynold, but because Reynold's great uncle ( magnus ei patruus), the Archbishop of … the Marquis, to whom he recommends him warmly. Windsor Castle, 10th May 1447, 26th ( sic) year of the King's reign. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 1490 Miscellaneous 1490 1490. Jan. 12. St. Mark's Library, Cl. xiv. Cod. xcviii. 994. Lionel (Chieregato), … the English secretary) obtained the most Christian King's decision, he returned from Orleans to England. Signed: … vol. v. p. 219. Ed. Paris, 1724.) The great tower of the Castle of Bourges. (See Pre Daniel, History of France.) Ortus …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Lord and the whole Court were in good plight at Windsor Castle. Encloses a copy of the news, word for word, as … written by a trustworthy gentleman, a member of the King's Council. Hopes within a week to receive a messenger from … willingly. Would have gone to the Duke on his (Spinola's) return from Rome, but business letters from the King …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Milan. Avails himself of the return to Milan of the Duke's servant Christopher Carbonaro, on whose taciturnity, … to his Highness, to whom he recommends himself. From Corfe Castle, 4th of August 1496. [ Original. Latin.] …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… good troops, the greater part of them being of the King's household and of the chief nobility of Scotland, to burn … was . . . 1 at Nondre ( sic) in the direction of the King's Majesty. The second attempt ( tractato), which very … the captain gave them great greeting, lodging them in the castle; and one Sunday the said monk, with the others, when …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… having fully stated the contents of your Serenity's missives concerning the recovery of Verona, demonstrating … with the King Catholic to give it him as dower, 3 it is a castle in the air, for never would the King Catholic delay … one Cipriano Majolo, a poor subject of your Serenity's, who will present this letter of mine to your Sublimity, to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… ( richieder) the release of the most Christian King's sons. Rome, 7th June. Registered by Sanuto 16 th June. [ … the ambassadors of the League went to kiss his Holiness's feet; and an oration was delivered in praise of the League … himself in very great need, there being no garrison in the castle nor troops in the town, and the people determined not …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… him to hear what he shall tell me about your Excellency's affairs, after having discussed them with the King, to whom … Majesty. Then today, the King being in this Lord Legate's house, where he had passed last night, he and the Cardinal … the evening of the 25th October 1528, in the garden of the Castle at Ferrara. (See Frizzi, iv., 287.) Duke Alfonso of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… p. 666. 1111. Nicol Tiepolo to the Signory. The Emperor's departure for Spires, where the Diet was to have been held, … At present nothing more is said here about the Emperor's going into Germany, for as yet the Lutherans do not … Subsequently the troops of the five cantons also took the castle of Lucerne; so Giacomo Fier by this letter demands …