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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the Papists, but the Protestants not behind. The common people are much bent against the Papists.Antwerp, 11 … Nicholas Harrington to Cecil. Bennett will attempt the common law for his defence rather than any part of his patent …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… among these lords, or redeem the Queen's liberty, without common consent of them all. He reputes the guard of the young … some symylytude of affections more than coulde be betwixte common persons. "The seconde was for that she was hys …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… she presently remains, some under that colour have used a common practising with such of the Borderers as they thought … All who have refused are commanded to appear no more at common lectures. Preparation of vessels is made for the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Berwick has been always excepted. Trusts that the common speech in Scotland which daily comes from London and … and ransom of M. De Terrides and his officers. The common soldiers to depart without arms, unless they prefer to … her to Rochelle, and employ her in the defence of the common cause.Shene, 21 August 1569. Signed. Add. Endd. Fr. P. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… and all men to be in readiness at the sound of the drum or common bell. If anything fall out of any consequence, you …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… some one of their neighbours, and so to make in a case of common danger a friendly reconciliation amongst themselves. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… "Jedworthe" increases. He has burnt their fuel, cut their common passages, and intends, if he is able, to burn and … begun, to the contentment of both Queens, and for the common quiet of all this isle. Wherefore, I pray you very … 893. The Regent Lennox to Elizabeth. [Aug. 25.] "It maie pleas zour maist excellent Majestie"; by your letter of the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Ferniehurst and Buccleugh came to the town and rang the common bell, whom they charged at the end of the causeway, …