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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Cecil. 1599, October 2. Expresses his regret at Cecil's inability to accept his invitation, apparently to visit … yesternight, I acquainted the Earl of E. with her Majesty's pleasure, whereupon he hath set down in writing that which … other matter, whereof as secret they seem curious; but one bear is that with as great contumacy builds a contrary …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Oct. 1. Prays for the place of Surveyor of her Majesty's Liveries, vacant by the death of Richard Kingsmill.Inner … him some reward. I do not hold it fit for the Queen's honour that they should be sent home in other than a … his master. My brother knoweth well the dutiful mind I bear his Lordship, and, if only for my sake, would abstain …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… I refused not, he being already proscribed by the Queen's own proclamation. I hear that they have booted him and … hinder the constant devotion you profess to her Majesty's service. For the news which were sent of the Duke of Leneux … so good a servant as I think you would be to him. You must bear with me that have retarded some few days from giving you …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Cecil. 1601, Oct. 1. I have lately received her Majesty's writ of summons for my attendance at this next Parliament, … of October 1601. PS.I have entreated my Lord of Nottingham's favour, and I hope my sister of Warwick will remember this … cause of my absence. I have letters from Flushing which bear that the enterprise I told you the Prince Maurice had …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… found in his desk after Bartholomewtide last. Examinant's master hath used to make these blanks for three years last … only this poor gentleman, who no kind of way is able to bear it without his overthrow. I wish I were as able as … : howbeit, they then upon my speeches were content to bear it until an apter time to decide it with more quietness, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… a poor distressed gent., a stranger here (but her Majesty's subject) born in Ireland. My name is Walter St. Michael, of … advice in the cause of Sir John Packington. I pray you bear with my long lines.Ludlow, 11th Oct., 1602. Holograph. … in as good sort as either his lean spare body will well bear, or may justly be expected in such young years, I might …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Cecil Papers October 1603 October 1603 Mr. Mullenux's Land. 1603, Oct. 1. Procure a lease of Mr. Mullenux's lands … to punish decimando or centesimando, if the number will bear it, to correct many by example of few. The parties … to the custom of the place than my stipend is able to bear. I have addressed this bearer William Ourde, my clerk, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… me.Ludlow, 1 Oct. 1604. Holograph. Endorsed by Cranborne's secretary: "L. Zouch to my Lord." p. ( 107. 48.) The Duke … rest of the Lords, who are witnesses of the Lord Treasurer's consent and his Majesty's grant, to desire dispatch of the … least in the subsidy, or was otherwise well known able to bear it; which was the rule observed in other …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… There being some 8 days past since Sir Edward Lewkner's death, divers have made means for the place, and there … Since then we can gain no understanding of either Edwards's or Cadwalladar's residence, but think this country for a while is quite …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… and the Queen, and some speech of separation upon the King's suspicion, for some case of marriage; and for some default of the Queen's which nevertheless this examinate said he hoped was not … reason also was rejected. My poverty and weak means cannot bear the indignation of a peer in so great authority except …