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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… lost by mutilation), including 11 servants of the Charter House. Total lost. 1 Hoxston, 50 names, at the end of which … reigns in France. Here they shall make a pause to perceive how the lady Margaret and the Council take this overture; and … the following difficulties may be raised by my Lady: (1.) How it may be accomplished. (2.) Who shall succeed to the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… King and Emperor. He stays here at great expence, for his house costs him 100 cr. a day. Milan, 11 May. Signed. Pp. 2, … crushed. Hopes the King will not forget his services, and how his state has suffered for the preservation of all Italy. … to take any occasion against the Holy See. Showed him how lately ruin was imminent, for if the French had been …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… second Thursday after Lammas, "John Warnes drank at [the house of this] deponent, because the wife of this deponent … St. Andrew's. Wolsey will see his answer. Has told Angus how the King regards his loyalty, who had ordered Magnus to … to discharge Scotland from France; others, to show them how Scotland stands with England. Edinburgh, 31 May. Signed. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… your Grace of a part of the commodities belonging to this house," and in likewise of the n[ames] and countenance of the … your Grace a part of the commodities belonging to this house." Cognyac, 1 May. Signed. P. 1. Add. Endd. 1 May. R. O. … to say that there they were amongst other, but he knew not how they were imbecilled." Thinks that La Schau may be at the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Next day he said 300,000 crowns was the most. Asked her how this should "happyn to com in commy[nication], and che sayd agayne che marveylde how hyt cam to hys k[nowledge], and ferther both the Kyng and … in the church one partly glazed. The manor place:the house, 69 ft. by 15 ft., tiled on one side, thatched on the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… The King ordered a pastime "to do solace to strangers." A house, called the Long House, to be furnished for disguising and meskelyng of lords … the painters on the rock and beasts, and on all the Long House. Gum Arabic, 4 d. per lb., "spent by Master Hans un …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… be plain ... in the morning, and so after some merry c ... how much the one of the ... in this matter ... King their … their goods, amounting to two millions of gold, to the house of the Portuguese ambassador, but they were obliged to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… More money must be borrowed before the funeral, else the house will break and "sparple," which would be a dishonor … that the Pope will make a league with the Emperor. How long is it to be suffered that the Pope should ally … KING'S DIVORCE. Judicial proceedings before Wolsey at his house at Westminster, on the 17th [M]ay 1527. Present: Will. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… damask, 12 l. P. 1. R. O. 4. For the charges of the Revel House. For canvas for covering of the main roof, 30 l. 464 … nephew Lewis, and of the disasters of Hungary, and how Sigismund has alone to resist the Turks, the Tartars, the … instructions on this point, and it was quite new to them. How can this be? said the Cardinal; Brinon and Robertet have …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… man's conscience; that he had as leve be buried in his own house as in the church; "that I would Our Lady of Grace were … before the bishop of London, in the chapel of the manor house of the bishop of Norwich by Charing Cross; and on … Hoghstetter has been here himself, and does not know how he shall speed, for they lay divers things to his charge. …