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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… matter declared by him as ordered by the Queen of England's letter of the 11th August, Lethington had made good answer … to have allowed any such matter if he had not the Queen's consent thereto confirmed by her mouth. The Lords could not … he answered that they could not merchandise for the bear's skin before they had him. 2. He said that the Queen's …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… from Guildford, I received on 27 th, with her majesty's instructions and (to my comfort) her pleasure for my return … these lords that took this accord in hand. (5) to levy 400 foot, and appoint as "cronell" Captain Steward late of the … commendations to my lord of Leicesterthe rather that we bear charge: who shall find us nothing altered. Excuse me to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… I have written to you to know certainly if my sovereign's obedient subjects shall be untroubled by the other party, … but now lately since the beginning of my sovereign's troubles, and last of all, "within thir few day is declarit … body already "swetynge," Sir Henry Percy travelled me on foot to view "that pece": and after dinner "caried me also on …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the East Borders, not letting any of the Queen's officers to wit thereof. Lord Hunsdon has called the … observed. Mr. George Carey has entered into a bare soldier's pay, and refuses no duty, watching and warding as every … the Scots, that they are rather ready to serve the enemy's turn against the inner parts of England for their own gain …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by Mr. John Wood. Is "deliberat," by advice of the King's Council, to send to her Robert, commendator of Dunfermline, … counsel for knowledge and device of the murder of the King's father; and upon the petition of the accuser (being servant … repaired to M. D'Anjou's camp many gentlemen and certain foot bands, and most of those about the Court. Monsieur has …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… IV. By their letters from Basing, understands the Queen's majesty's licence for removing this Queen to his house at Sheffield, … p. Addressed (to Leicester and Cecil). Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk). 1132. Murray to Elizabeth. [Sept. 5.] I have …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and Cond and the Admiral, and desires to know the Queen's pleasure as to the time of his audience.Sheen, 4 Sept. … such captains as are in possession of the Prince of Orange's places should deliver them up to the Prince. The King … King, persuading him to embrace a good peace, and not to bear any evil will to the Duchess of Deuxpont or her …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… fol. 121. "The discourse of the audience with the Queen's Majestie of Ingland the first daye of September 1570 at … thought to be kept very covert, and for that end, that the foot should be shipped in the east parts of Holand,who are … and for full declaration of the good affection we bear not only to the continuance of amity between the two …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… "A M r Nynien Winzet en Ang re". Indorsed (by Burghley's clerk): "B. of Glasco." No flyleaf. 902. J. Bethune to … her right should be kept to her, as possibly she did not bear too much goodwill. But with regard to the point of … the "stanes" would discover them, and entered the town on foot at a secret passage, and came to the market cross …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the castle. At their return they have, from Lord Lindsay's at Anstruther, taken away his best horses. The same day the … to use all good offices to him. Sends herewith John Case's letter. 2. P.S.Offences are nightly for the most part … in Cecil's handwriting of the number of the fleet at the foot of the first page. Ital. Pp. 4. Sept. 15. 2035. Advices …