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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… King were to reign much longer he would take all from the Church. He added also these words: "A pon Herre all Yngland … their profession before they were 25, and leaving the rest free to go out or to remain. It is true they are not … ought to have to the King's clemency in giving him a free pardon, without being bound by the said promise or …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… unto him how all such reverence and orders in the Church and religion of Christ as may by any temperance be … order has always been exempt. The prioress and sisters are free from suspicion. At Canons Asbye the house is 160 l. in … substantially" upon it, especially on his tithe corn "at free liberty." He need have no doubt of my lord of York. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… shall ensue thereof. I have also been used to go to church through the cloister of that house to a chapel within … to resort to the common place as others do of the same church. If I may be a suitor in the matter, I request you … Requests him to give the house of Ellysham licence to have free election of a prior. The patron is Master Wm. Disney; …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in his titles calls himself sovereign head on earth of the Church of England. Of this, however, I have made no mention, … that Pole had no proof of the King's separation from the Church except men's sayings there, and argues on the subject … of Rome, you judge us separated from the unity of the Church, and worse than Turks or Saracens. We keep the same …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and we intend, if you cannot get the King to return to the Church, or at least submit to what we can do to protect his … his keeping, partly belonging to himself and part to the Church. Finds it true and has committed him to gaol till … Antonius (Barnes) lies hid and keeps quiet, yet he is not free from danger. The King, however, still repudiates the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… before all the Consistory which represented the universal Church, the ambassadors both of France and of your Majesty … the king of France separate himself from obedience to the Church that the English will not contribute a penny to him, … holden together the King could not have been head of the Church," and "that the bishop of Rochester and Sir Thomas …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Asks therefore that according to grants made to the church of Durham, they may be restored to sanctuary. This … alias Waulter, York., and of the dissolved hospital and free chapel of St. Giles in Beverley, Yorks, the church, bell … of St. Giles the Abbot, and the two days preceding; and free warren in all the grantee's demesne lands in Chesthunt. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… it will be bestowed on one who can keep residence, for no church has more need of residentiaries. If Mr. Beddle had had … referred to above. 5 (1.) The day of dedication of any church in the province of Canterbury to be kept on the first … and Drogheda, back to Dublin. Impoverishment of the free-holders. Knows nothing of the shires of Wexford, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the convent seal: the fee is 20 l. If he may not take a free gift from his friend, he is worse than a friar … the great payments they have made and must make. Have sold church plate, cattle, and wood, and borrowed money. Know not … of two cockets for two ships of Chester, who say they are free, and that Cromwell has their privileges, and that the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to stay till the King comes to Dover. Showed her the church and St. Thomas' shrine, at which she marvelled. The … the high altar, 12 d.; the new stalls, 26 s. 8 d.; in the church, candlesticks and an alabaster table; and in the hall … the King. Here be 14 households which kept their parish church in the abbey, but there is another parish church in …