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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… but also at the bishop of Paris, in whom he had always had great confidence, because previous to this creation he was considered a bad Papist. He has also no great pleasure in the Auditor of the Chamber, and to soothe … the Rolls, and the Chief Baron of the Exchequer, under the great seal of Ireland, articles to be passed as Acts in the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… acorn in the top. A gold chain enamelled with black, and a great tablet hanging thereto with an antique chased on it. A … Admiral, though he takes Fisher's case much to heart, has great fears for his life, especially as the Pope says in the … Earl of Essex to Lord Lisle. Begs redress against Thos. Hall, who has hindered Jas. Whetley, a friend of the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… nor "sellys," which are 10 houses. Of these I reckon a great part in lead and bells, not including woods. For other … O. 1027. James Asche, parson of Staunton. Sessions held at Great Malvern, 1 June 28 Hen. VIII., before John Russell, Sir … those of the Borders if they nourish rebels. 5. He makes great instance for money. 6. He thinks the county of Wexford …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… acquaintance. She told him that the Burgundians were in great poverty, for the Emperor had borrowed so much money of … was the principal gentleman of the King's chamber, said a great deal about the justice of his death, and that a … at Westminster. They came thither on horseback from Newe Hall, with two archbishops, bishops, dukes, marquises, lords, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… See, "che beato quel Re se lo gustara." The King now shows great tokens of kindness to his daughter. On the return of … with their adhesion to the Holy See. He expressed great devotion and respect for His Holiness, as also did the … forest of Waltham, of Gyles Heron, the manor of Chigwell Hall in the forest of Waltham, of Manoke; the manor of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… for the castle of Monmouth, which is in ruins, the hall and walls excepted. As it shall be a shire town, and the … the truth is he altered its channel two years ago to the great injury of the country. Sir Thos. Tempest, Rob. Bowes, … committed by queen Anne against the King. Barlow came with great speed into the country; on which the writer said, as …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… up the affair of the Concubine, in which he had taken a great deal of trouble, and that, owing to the displeasure and … to me further the hope of good success, he informed me in great confidence that the King, his master, knowing the … be presupposed on both sides. Then the King got into a great anger against the obstinacy and disobedience of the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… wages from Easter to Whitsunday. "The premises served is great merit in, and to me a singular comfort and to his Grace … messenger, if he be trusty. Wishes her good speed in the great burden she bears. Hol., p. 1. Add. 6. [Depositions … to make the people more conformable. Those who have such great livings should not regard the filling of their purses …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… with the loss of but two men. Then until Monday, when "the great piece" came, kept close watch. Kair O'Connor begged … not be overthrown, but delivered to him. On Monday the "great piece," &c. arrived, and on Tuesday the battery was … went to the said chamber again, whereunto came one Master Hall, and played of the virginals and the lute, and within …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Libere ( sic) Turk, and Thouart, a plan to attack the great bulwark lately constructed by the French. After … had been made. The mine was then fired and made another great breach. ( Continued at f. 67.) Seeing this the Sieur de … since lord Berners' death. When Dawncy comes to the hall he will consult him about the matter. I have promised …