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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… being half dead was thrown down from the windows into the street. The murder [endured] at Paris above eight days …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… but to their defence. The 4th, M. Millot was slain in the street by a brother of the Provost of Paris; the rumour …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… suitor to keep his old place of first gentleman of the chamber, but the King has bestowed it upon Villequier. Words …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… William de Melleville, a gentleman of the Count Palatine's chamber, to whom she refers him for her answer.Farnham, 15 … King's gifts are dead withal. The chief gentleman of his chamber having made evil reports of him to the King in …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and so parted very merrily. Monsieur was in the chamber all the time of his audience, but he stood on the … before made a fray and drew his dagger in the King's own chamber. All Normandy is in arms under pretence of defence as … for, and one or two taken in the night time out of the chamber of Monsieur. Soon after Gondy came to him, and the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… towards St. Cloud, where one Chyny, a gentleman of his chamber, tarried with two horses. By the time he had ridden a … verdict for ejectment against one Warren, the tenant of a chamber in a tenement in Dale's possession. Before Dale's …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in regard to the lordship of Rotelin, before the Imperial Chamber at Spires, took the pretext of his journeys into … dinner on the 15th, Duke Casimir being retired to his chamber, the Landgrave called me into his study and sent for … 'syzers,' ropes, &c., by which he made his way into the street, leaving his chamber-fellow sleeping, whom he would …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… at Paris, unless it be to make him President of the Chamber to be established for the trial of cases between … (14) Letters to be granted declaration that the Chamber to be established in Languedoc shall be elsewhere … subjects resorting to it. (The King has agreed that the Chamber shall begin in the town of Revel [or] Sonrese …