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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Sovereign, neither would willingly do anything to make a war betwixt her and that Queen; but considering that the … them that aid only for their defence, and not to make war against the Queen. Draft. Endd.: 12 Sept. 1565. Pp. 4. … firm peace, that disorders might be amended; or else open war, that the same might be revenged by force. The oldest …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… images to be pulled down in Holland and takes up men-of-war. At Maestricht they preach in three places within the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Found not this rumour to be true, yet saw appearance of civil tumults, for the drawbridges were drawn up, lest they … Sept. 13. 1684. Sir Henry Norris to Cecil. Great bruit of civil dissensions since his last letter. Sends the articles … P. . Sept. 30. 1727. Sir Henry Norris to the Queen. The civil wars so long breeding are now openly declared. The King …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… last matters in hand, we cannot miss a long and dangerous war. You shall understand further at my arrival in Court. … was we suld suffer the Erle of Murray to work, althocht it war aganis ressoun to ws, and complene thairof to the quenis … taking leave this morning. it was resolved to avoid open war (which these thieves seek to make to cause the Regent's …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… September 1568, 1-15 September 1568, 1-15 [Sept.] 2486. Civil War in France. Discourse by the Cardinal Chatillon on the … by their adversaries has for a third time driven them into civil war. They are however full of courage, some of their …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… amounting to 4 l. 5 s. 3 d. Endd. P. 1. [Sept.] 2568. Civil War in France. Account of the successes obtained by the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… with this additional information cancelled. Hopes that the war with the Turk may long continue, for the Ambassador of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… being now established, it was not decent that any men of war should be kept by any person than the Regent's self, and, … and redress sik injureis as he had sustinyt of sik as war his masteris enemyes." Which answer was "thoct of gret … Is to inform him that she hears of certain ships of war prepared in Brittany by one De La Roche, with pretence to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the maist hairtly we could, and ansurit that presently we war nocht verie indigent," and that we "lippinnit" schortly … most humbly in their name to send such a number of men of war as will please your majestyif it be but 200 men. The … most extremly handilled in Lochlevin be our rebelles, they war suffer[ed] (so many as lyked) to remane within the …