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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… from his government are not treated as they ought by the Estates or the Bruxellers ; and lastly that his own musters [ … With this letter came another from such of the particular Estates as were assembled at Mounts, addressed to the … points of your last letter. He has promised to move the Estates, and give me answer. I look every day for Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… He added that if necessity should require, and he and the Estates should wish him to return he would not fail to show … has is in treason, which they look for on the side of the Estates. The Prince stayed but a night at 'Derremonde' to … la Motte has been with them and that the town is for the Estates as far as they shall observe the union. St. Omer is a …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… his old days. The Prince is not yet 'resolved' whether the Estates will send any one at present to England or no, of which I have heard some talk. He thinks it good for the Estates and the present need of the country, the state of … be set out in public ; though if he had deputies from the Estates and the Council of State he would tell them other …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… content myself with telling you that after much debate the Estates have finally resolved to write to the Duke of … of France are in debate I send you the 'books' of the Estates of this country and a descent, with the marriages of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… disposition ; since she had appointed this assembly of her estates for the better satisfaction of her subjects in this … he is to collect some force both horse and foot, while the Estates are engaged in deciding what is to be done upon the … but he delays on the pretence of visiting his friends and estates in the country ; notwithstanding he is daily expected …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… to act in her name with her son and the Lords and Estates of Scotland. Sheffield. Signed: Marie R. p. … no mention at all of the crown in this behalf, may not be extended to the succession of the same, but rather only to be …