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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… knt., and after his contempt of the Lord Chancellor's letters to the then Lord Mayor of London and others on my … the late frontiers, which were questioned in her Majesty's time by some of the opposite borderers, especially by … that his claim was not good. He also had his Majesty's letters to Lord Home, Lieutenant of the Marches of …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Powell, one of the "quiries" [equerries] of his Majesty's stable, who is now sent from his Majesty to the Archdukes … understand. All which being but pledges of his Majesty's good affection towards those Princes and not requitals for … 1605. Copy. p. ( 227. p. 28.) The Enclosure:His Majesty's letter to the Archduke by Mr. Powell, beginning "Monsieur …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… arms and chivalry, but not for the great seal, or any man's office or living, fees or profits, at installations, or … Forasmuch as this kind of proceeding with his Majesty's subjects is directly against the treaty and cannot but much … of from you, that more than was the entailed land Duke Brook should never have; for so was the meaning of the King. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… that whensoever you shall make it appear in her Majesty's Court at Westminster that the same are removed, there shall … Prince in good league with the King. Undated. p. [Cp. Cal. S.P. Ireland 16061608, p. 94.] (P. 1517.) News from the … to raise the Catholic Communes in defence of the Pope's religion by the help of some of their adherents among whom …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… a lord in Ulster who had marrie d Viscount Gormanston's daughter, a near neighbour to the Dire e (vulgarly called … of Colmore Castle, in which much munition of the King's lay with some ward of 6 soldiers. Right much did he … to the ground, man, woman nor child spared, of Pawlet's death or imprisonment no certainty that I can learn. But …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Boyle. [1596.] The true grounds of Sir Henry Wallopp's displeasure against me, with the courses holden to disgrace … him for many years in that office, having passed Sir Henry's last account here in England, found, upon his return into … Sir Henry should have fallen in, that, when his master's turn was served, he was not regarded according to his merit …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Corrected in places. Endorsed: "Copy of his Majesty's letter to the Council of England." 1 p. ( 134. 29.) … by King James I. [1603]. The general applause at the King's entry (of all sorts) to his Majesty's right. His contentment thereby, and desire to afford favour …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… it may the stronger be: Full many ane time in Vulkane's burning stow [ stove] The Smith does water cast with … good fellows concur in soliciting me for a councillor's place they shall be sure to have more credit with me than … as ye have perfectly used the first part of a physician's office in rightly describing the nature of the humour that …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 1605 Miscellaneous 1605 [The Clerk of the Queen's Council.] [1605]. Whereas upon a petition heretofore … Salisbury "[Robert] Hycham." 1 p. ( 110. 132.) The Queen's Jointure. 1605. [Certain members of the Queen's Council] to Sir Roger Wilbraham, Chancellor to the Queen, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… demands that I should secretly put in my little New Year's gift ( strnula) with the others. I am about to offer you no … Endorsed: "1606." 2 pp. ( 119. 142.) [ See Calendar of S.P. Dom., 160310, p. 338.] Settlement of the Borders. [1606, … left him he has still ability and industry, and can yet brook "travel" to regain a competent retreat to any safe and …