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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… same good fortune that Roe had in making a good peace. Mr. Durie she will help all she can. Thanks for the character of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… common safety. Sets forth the advantages of such a league. Durie is well received of his Majesty and well accepted of … loves to go on and he beseeches Boswell to assist him and Durie, who returns to Holland in May, to prove if the synods …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… the writer's nature above despair, by the return of Mr. Durie, who will give her an account what he has advanced … made by God to his church. Beseeches her Majesty to favour Durie, and to fortify this good man's endeavours by her … to do his work by the rich and mighty. Roe only desires Durie may try out this year at least, that the attempt perish …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lords about the same. [ p.] July 9/19. The Hague. 80. John Durie to Sir Thomas Roe. It was his luck to meet the Queen of … purpose, and fell upon the Saxon treaties: where she told Durie how great prejudice it was to the cause, and that now … of the House, out of mere favour, an annual pension. Durie details the Queen's comments upon the terms of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… [ Skin of parchment.] Aug. 17/27. The Hague. 73. John Durie to Sir Thomas Roe. Continues the report of his … that the Synod of South Holland had so judged the matter. Durie concluded that he could hope for no great furtherance …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… damaged by damp. 14 pp.] Aug. 20/30. The Hague. 11. John Durie to Sir Thomas Roe. Foresees that in Holland the Synods … the Synods of North and South Holland, according to which Durie supposes all the rest will conform their resolutions. … Dr. Bogermannus will labour against it. As soon as Durie has been at the Synod of Utrecht, he purposes to urge …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of any such thing. [1 p.] Sept. 24./Oct. 4. 44. John Durie to Sir Thomas Roe. Has stayed in Amsterdam thinking to … time. One of the preachers of Middleburgh promises to send Durie the act they have made to this effect. He is …