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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… he went out and threatened to have me out of my office, or he would go out of his own. 3. For opposing his claim of a … [ page, draft.] July ? 45. Petition of the three Estates or Common Council of Jersey, to Sir Edw. Conway and Sir Wm. … been damaged in 300 l. With reference thereon to Clement Edmondes, clerk of the Council, and his report, that although …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… ordered that no appeals should be made under 40 s. rent or 40 l. goods; but many persons bring suits under the name … for avoiding controversies, that no appeals of doleance or otherwise be made, unless the complainant give 10 l. for … they know not whether it came from Gillingham, Selwood, or Stourton forest, or elsewhere. [ page.] 63. Petition of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… bailiff said he wondered that the governor either dared or would take upon himself to assemble the States, seeing the … ordinance. The governor answered that it was not now time or place to dispute such matters, and that the assembly was … Lords to fetch me up, but stayed by means of Sir Clement Edmondes, with whom it yet remains. I wrote a letter which, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 84. George Lord Carew, Master of the Ordnance, Sir Thos. Edmondes, Sec. Calvert, and Sir Julius Csar to Council. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Doncaster, Bishop of Winchester, Lord Zouch, Thos. Edmondes, and Edw. Coke. [1 page.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that case, whosoever I shall find either to be my accuser or to oppose my admittance to the King, or Prince's justice, I shall labour to maintain my honour … pages.] July 11. St. James's 75. Lord Danvers to Sir Thos. Edmondes, treasurer of the household. Pray remind Sec. Conway …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… to be arrested to answer the next day of the truce, or the Wardens to acquit the same upon their honour, with an … have been filed by any of the Wardens, and no deliverance or recompence made, the Warden at next day of truce shall make deliverance of an offender, or for lack thereof, such other persons as he will undertake …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… will pass the river at once, visit the towns of Brittany, or seek the King in Paris. The merchants here are in doubt whether they should repair into Brittany or Normandy in this troublesome time, but reports are so … in the government, and reduce it to its ancient use, or have it settled by your discretion, and necessary rules …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… order shall be taken. Lord Seaton has been here these five or six days in disguise, and has willed such as knew him to … Story, who is reported to have brought goods value 500 l. or 600 l. for Sir Fras. Englefield, who will shortly keep … in my last touching my liberty, and let not my speeches or writings be used to accuse any, according to your …