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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 8 200. The Treasurer, 8 Capts. Dennyce 8 (sergeant-major), Errington, Dercy, 8 Tho. Ma. Wingefeild, 8 Randolphe, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Esq., Sir George Ratclif, Cuthbert Carnaby, Nicolas Errington, and other gentlemen, 438 horsemen, 1,366 footmen. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… pertinent to the number of men to guard them by Captain Errington, who knows the Castle without and within, the … been given, of whose sufficiency he will write by Captain Errington. A month's pay will end the matter. For the miner …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the Earl of Argyll and his wife, in conference with Mr Errington, wished that the Queen of England would be now as … ready to do all good offices. This is "remembered" by Mr Errington and advertised up. The condition of this time and …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… had of him; or if he would not, that he would send Captain Errington. Both which he refused, and said plainly that he …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… houses in the north parts, and finding Captain Nicholas Errington desirous to have some place and charge whereunto he …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… North, for the erection of his cornet of lances ; Nicolas Errington, master of the Artillery and afterwards governor of Ostend ; Sir John Conway, Errington's successor as master of the Artillery ; James …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 1586. To receive the charge of the town from Nicolas Errington, who has had it as deputy-governor since Sir Philip …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Capt. Randal's companies. And Castle of Rammekins. Capt. Errington's company. Total 1850. They complain that the money …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… 200 marks sterling as satisfaction for that offence. Mr. Errington has required him again to desire his lordship's … his [Hunsdon's] advice, which he has received by Captain Errington, whereby he finds that he thinks it necessary he … thereof to him. Grange denies the same. Has showed Mr. Errington his denial, who affirms as much to be true as he …