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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… his son Edmond Williamson at his house in Phillippe Lane, or in his absence to George Williamson. Holograph. 1 p. ( … it began to play, the breach by noon was such as a horseman might mount and enter at ease, so that the … concerning any matters that should be hurtful to my prince or country, nor a thought of any such matter. Whereas you …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… may afford. Although to crave any particular respect or interest in the benefit of the same is far from his hope … do make this judgment of the enemy, either to want wit or spirit, esteeming the ground so advantageous for them, … who said he heard it at his Excellency's that by a horseman of the enemy's, news is brought to the camp that the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… land and sea, I could scarcely find your equal in learning or wisdom. In no way therefore should you, so learned and so … with the others. I am about to offer you no gift of gold or silver or anything precious: but one so cheap and so … but their riding so desperately, but your son is a perfect horseman, and can neither be outridden, nor matched any way. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… and is not to be remedied but by the King's commandment, or some act of Parliament. It is caused by making the most … the honesty of the man, be he never so disorderly or unable. If it happen upon a widow's house by turn, she … and for whom. Rucwood made also a very fair Hungarian horseman's coat, lined all with velvet, and other apparel …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… your direction. Since [your] departure I hear of little or nothing.2 September 1586. In very bad condition. p. 341. … that the end of his troops will be away within twenty days or a month. Prays him not to forget to speak to Mr. Secretary … of the 2,000 M. in the footmen only, and never a horseman enlisted. Asks for 3,000 angels more to list the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Council whereby Sir John Bridgeman was required to assist or direct Sir Paul in the new assessment, of which order he … being the amount assessed upon persons who had since died, or had removed out of the county, with the addition of 4 l. 4 … safely and speedily carried by our common carrier, by a horseman, not in manner of postage by change of horses, but …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to have been disafforested, and not at all liable to fine or seizure, and for that the seizure thereof has been made … until upon hearing of both sides other order be taken, or if you command me to see things ordered as may prevent … pistols and a sword of four foot long, which is best for a horseman, as a short one of three foot is for a footman, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… John Geare, vicar of Lyme Regis, a puritanical professor, or rather an atheistical practitioner, of vicious life, a … peace sake he made agreement with Geare to accept 400 l. or thereabouts in satisfaction of all demands, whereof … find that by the list for the horse the pay of an ordinary horseman, for himself and his horse, is 3 l. for a month of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Maryland), with inhibition to all others to utter the like or any other base coin there, upon pain of seizure of the … horse of his troop, 12 l., besides arms complete for the horseman, together with pistols and carbines, likewise … saddles and furniture for the horse; also to allow to each horseman for pay 2 s. 6 d. per diem. It was likewise resolved …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 570 l. The parish of Wigan is divided into 12 hamlets or townships, whereof Wigan, though but one town, yet in all … prisoners by the said Wollaston, and without the knowledge or consent of the sheriffs delivered them to Richard Johnson, … or as soon after as may be, together with a sufficient horseman for every horse, who are to be there furnished with …