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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… been pawned before. This is all the commodities, jewels, or things, which this examinant ever bought of him the … Cape de la Vela on the 14th day of May, which was some 7 or 8 days before the being of our English there, who departed … west wartes [wards] at the seas, where I have been four or five days, and now put in to Plymouth to grave my ship by …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… in hand) be somewhat overpassed, and will give you two or three days of breathing before I visit you with any of my … days but in the owl light. But at noon come the keepers, or owners, of the vineyard, and found us sleeping. Who … for that Bardall was then tenant in Conesbie to Sir Edward Dymock, who then and ever since showed much favour to the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… which were in them. They make account that one way or other they have lost above 3,000 men; and this hitherto … promise, the ship should not have passed that way, or at least he would have taken some other course. And as for … concern the negotiation and his dealing within these three or four days, he will write your lordship particularly. As I …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… received by the Lord Deputy to be transported into Spain or France, and imagining that (according to the pride of … and the said ship and company to pass without any stay or molestation.Corck, 7 Dec. 1601. Signed. 1 p. ( 90. 15.) … by the enemy, though it fell out as he desired. Some eight or ten days before Christmas, some companies of our soldiers …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… opinion and credit have made me despair of finding words or deeds answerable to so exceeding kindness. Yet this much I … your pleasure whether it should be to the States General or Council of State, but it may serve for either, and be … it being covered with straw, which they watched a night or two, but nobody came for it. Whereof I being told caused …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… from Rome. We also lost writings of our own in Portuguese or Latin, sermons, lives of Christ, and theological … John Prydeaux at Padstow, and have not found any writings or letters from Prydeaux to Elson or Elson to him, but the letter sent herewith.Padstow, 5 …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… informed that you intend a journey this spring, when or whither I little regard to know (so it be without the … two knights, Sir Charles and Sir Henry Danvers, and Mr. Dymmocke were three. Presently came in another greater boat … more ashore to the Castle, but he knew none of them. Mr. Dymmocke, presently after his coming, had some speech with …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… word from my lord of Leicester, Mr. Vice-Chamberlain, or Mr. Secretary Walsyngham, of the coming of the Prince of Cond, or of his negotiation, nor to seek to know my opinion what I … whereby I see either they seek to keep the whole from me, or else care little for my opinion, or will wrest the Prince, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… all kinds of wines as touching their bond at 4 l. the tun) or put the said value, rated as before, in due payment within … of such quality, and told him how there could be no truth or appearance of truth in it, for besides that the personages … Be pleased to looked into this complot which Sir Edward Dymock and Savile still prosecute by sendiug up weekly such …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… good to be done by them for Guiana as by any other way, or to other rich countries bordering upon it. As also the … seemeth they know not of that passage, neither could they or can possibly find it from Trinitado, from whence usually … if it shall please her Majesty to undertake the enterprise or permit it in her subjects by her order, countenance, and …