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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… Lincoln, husbandman, to Queen and Council. Upon St. James's Day twelvemonth, Wm. Bare, of that town, gentleman, his … the 14th day he was pined to death standing chained. Bare's servant also turned six grazing pigs into the field, and … so that he could not stir in bed, and was so earnesly bent against him, only to show pleasure to Bare, that neither …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to His Majesty, but who shall tie the bell about the cat's neck ? I mean to let nothing slip in my power; the nearer I … of the colleges abroad,a matter broached in the late Queen's days. The Queen is warned from dealing in Catho[lic] … in all matters of our land, the King not being bloodily bent, although he be a stiff Protestant, yet may he be won to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and Stubbs being the authors; the other by Ward, of Queen's. [1 page, Latin.] Jan.? 2. Edward Lord Denney to his … so long, I have at length sent you your jewel, Donna Maria's 1 darling, and my best beloved, 2 not doubting but with … to a Master of Wards, whose conscience must be more bent to His Majesty's profit than the care of my debts; which …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… your charge, and to foresee and advertise her of the enemy's attempts, in case, on assurance of the French success, they … annoy the Borders. [2 pages, copy.] Jan. 15. St. James's. 64. The Queen to George Bowes. We have appointed you to … lately sent are a small number to resist the power bent against us; yet I trust all will defend the country to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… - Volume 8 November 1558 November 1558 Nov. 3. St. James's. 123. The Queen to the Lord Mayor and aldermen of London. … Thomas Wharton, of the whole yearly charge of the Queen's six henchmen, their master yeoman, and schoolmaster, viz., … in defence of their faith against the English, who are bent on its destruction; inciting them to valour by the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the Protestants of France put to flight the French King's army, and pursued them to Saumur on the Loire. Although it … as he had done the Captain of Alderney. If I had the Queen's leave, I would ask no other aid than the poor retinue of … upon the arrest and restraint made by the Duke of Alva, bent their trade to Hamburg and Emden, where they had good …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… cannot advertise; being careful to prepare for Her Majesty's service, by conference and otherwise with divers honest … side of the Ouse, and partly that I would see whither they bent their course from Wetherby, where they have remained two … were at the strongest and I at the weakest, and the hearts bent on the other side, might have bred peril to the whole …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the abandoning of Hartlepool, and there are only the Queen's ships now upon this coast, which we think it convenient to … Scotland, as the greater part of the nobility are wholly bent to succour them; so as you will find that the Regent … nor keep him a prisoner. Earl Morton is also bent for the maintenance of the rebels, as a liberty incident …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… or Durham, but such as are within the compass of the Queen's pardon. We have found the juries willing to serve the … to have the forfeitures as in the rebellion in Henry VIII.'s time, and they will be great. Order should be taken with … of the danger of our own army; and we, seeing the soldiers bent to kill him, against the will of the Earl, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… been constrained, for necessity sake, to receive a month's pay, which he bade me tell you, to avoid evil construction, but he is still bent to obtain pardon. He has refused to join his associates … at Louvaine, not wholly recovered of a broken leg. Story's death is lamented, but he is commended for dying so …