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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… use of the private mass and other rites invented by the Church of Rome, wherein she sees two singular difficulties: …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… to be content with the dimission of your crowne and government of Skotland to your sonne, and youe to remayne in … her word was "past" to Murray: and wished her to resign government to her son. 'But,' says she, 'shall I resygne for …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… narrowly escaped taking, who is now gone to his government of Picardy, the yearly fee whereof is 12,000 …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… [ sic] nono." Forasmuch as the peaceable state of government wherewith Almighty God hath blessed the realm of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… nor any of their party, shall make any innovation in the government of the realm different from the state wherein it …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the Catholics who favour Spain, and mislike this present government, and also words touching the King and Queen …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… subjectsespecially during the time of the Earl Murray's government. (3) The Queen cannot be restored for divers … of her by justice, answerable to all the world. (2) Her government cannot be endured by her subjects, whom by her … John Wade, in the Earl of Murray's time, to have a joint government both of the Queen and her son, it is to be …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… it very strange that M. De Biron should enter into this government with artillery and batter certain castles and … of the sickness of the Queen Mother, seeing that the government rests wholly in her hands. On the 18th the King, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… long ignorant. This Queen showed her mislike of Morton's government with tears, and blames me only for restraint of … of God and good order, and the names of such as come to church. For avoiding of the spreading of false news and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by the fetch of the Guises, who practise to step to the government. They doubted no man more than him, by reason of … the Grand Commendator of Castile to succeed him in his government, he cannot depart for Spain without sending the …