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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… have been stayed for seven weeks at one time, and in the end upon the return of their shipping of Chester, few or none … that this is the chiefest port between us and the Land's End of England (Milford only excepted), and also that our … and in part now eftsones enlarged. And it may be in the end none of our barques must be employed, if either strangers …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… which I have been careful to get into my hands, to the end they might not be dispersed the whole country over, and … be now enforced to make sale of more land. To this end my Lord hath preferred a bill in Parliament, of the same …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… country. This twelve year I have commanded, and to that end my travail is. Wherefore I beseech your letters to … by the Pope, work means for their delivery, and to that end have intreated me to send you their reasons for it, which … I must by these few lines presume. Ending, I will put end to these my ragged lines scribbled in haste. Holograph. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… body is too great to be trusted, so as howsoever in the end there is no other likelihood but of reconcilement to the … Undated. p. ( 1943.) Peter Stronge to Sir R. Cecil. [End of 1601 or 1602] By Cecil's order was imprisoned in the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… by Mr. Fawconer that the arbitrators agreed on to hear and end the cause between the Flemings and Captain Gifford have …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… willing to accept simply their pay in full, and to this end demand the town of Maestricht as guarantee, or else Liere. What will be the end of this matter we cannot yet say. We have always been … we assented, and hope for your approval. We hope a better end to this business than to that of Denmark. The Duke of …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… he is sorry Cecil will never give him hope, nor an end of his hopes, for "that young imp": who, if the King's … men have good noses, and do smell I warrant you to what end [symbol] and his do drive. If [symbol] close with … profit in that vocation. I hope to be in Paris before the end of January, and as things fall out you shall hear, and …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… one word. Still he is silent. And his g[race] in the end yielded after I recompensed his bitter persecution with … these are the words in the Latin translation about the end of the fourth book: Ut ad utilitatem subditorum et totius …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… they might have stood upon. It only rests that when ye end all other things ye make such a pretty reference for the … points which fault of leisure could not now permit you to end as it may appear that working in this errand shall never … bestow a good dinner upon your Northern neighbours and so end with a health to your common and indifferent master. I …