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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… p. 55; in Mr. Veere's chamber, 60; in the "armery" house (armour and weapons), 61; in Mr. Voyell's chamber, 62; …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Wyndham requires more. Desires instructions from Wolsey how to act. Has enough to pay both him and Lord Lyle. At … friendship which has always existed between him and the house of Flanders. If Charles the Prince of Castile were of … an eye to it ( qu'y ayez louel) you may lodge him in a house of which the host shall be in your interest. Blois, 31 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that the Prince's eldest sister should marry into the house of France. And thus the grandfather and father-in-law … said ambassadors, Henry could not refrain from expressing how he felt it. If the Pope will commission him to do so, he … to the King's grace or us daily by post of your speed, and how your matters go, and we shall do the same to you." Money …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… see Wolsey's handwriting. Master Daunce has written to him how Wolsey helped his promotion, for which the writer also is … See Venetian Calendar, II, No. 420. 20 May. 2922. TRINITY HOUSE. See GRANTS IN MAY, No. 59. 20 May. S.P. Hen. VIII., … and the 5th of this; the latter containing instructions how to answer the matters mentioned in his (Wingfield's) of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… On his arrival at Rome informed the Cardinal of Bath how much Wolsey had befriended him (the Cardinal). Seeing him … could not understand; wherefore I was constrained to ask how one said in Flemish laron. And afterwards I said to him … of England. Delivered to John Stile, who visited the house and asked this for the King and her. 25 May, 1514. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… hand with a crossbow, [a]nd hath leave to go home to his house; and the third one, named Casius, [w]hich he showed to … the 8th, as he advertised the King on the 11th from Paris. How he has been treated since the departure of the Queen and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… who is in great favor with the Lord Fynes, who said the house of Burgundy were the best merchants for England. he was … are [afraid] the Prince's Council will delay, to see how the business of the French succeeds, and act accordingly. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to the Emperor; his negligence surprises everybody, seeing how much the interests of Naples are concerned in the war. … therefor, and counsels him to get him into some little house, and few persons with him." This day he and Babington … the Queen of Scots came to Enfield, to Mr. Treasurer's house, and there tarried Thursday, Friday; and upon Saturday …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… which the Swiss were so much delighted they ran to Pace's house saying they would fight the French without the Emperor. … however friendly the Emperor might be, it is hard to see how the whole empire would consent to it, "or suffre thys … and promised him a new fee in Castile. Hopes to hear soon how D'Isselstein has sped touching Gueldres. The Abbot of St. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… from the King so seldom, &c. 1. The Pope must remember how great is the distance between England and Italy; how many countries letters have to pass; the false tales … were afraid of the French. Ammonius will write. From my house in London, 22 May 1516. 22 May. P. S. 1929. For WM. …