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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… so, accordingly, in a book which I send by the bearer. How it will satisfy you, He only knows in whose hand are the … the same secretness as in the book about his matrimony. How this intent has been frustrated, "this you may declare by … good master to the prior and his brethren, and that their house may be continued. From the monastery of Swyne, 28 May. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… remember the bps. to make an end of their consultations. How the King's learned counsel shall be with me all this day … and desire you to continue your good mind to the poor house that I am of. Tycheffeld, 1 May. Hol., p. 1. Add. 1 … to God he would be well content. Thus the King will see how little Pole entertains such a feeling towards him as he …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of those parts. Went to Templehurst, where he showed Darcy how he had opened to the King the griefs of the country, and his Highness gave comfortable answers how Norfolk would forthwith come down, and then the King … stewardship there; no courts are kept nor commands of this house served. Where your lordship and the Council wrote to me …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… for the bearer. Asks Cromwell to help him to the King's house of Hackney whereby he may the sooner recover his … a May game played last May day "which play was of a king how he should rule his realm"; in which one played husbandry … no more trouble him than it is to his comfort to know how his service is accepted and that the King has heard no …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the order you have taken for the same Birlington and the house of Gervies. But though he doubts not the persons … promote law and justice and the word of God. Reminds him how the world cried out two years ago "off. hem the most that … a copy, in case the other has not reached Pole, to show how much he longs for a letter. Learns from Priolus the state …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Sadler when in France inquired for the said Crayn at his house in Royn. It was to the effect that on their passage the … and that either he or his son will be in Scotland to show how he has sped before he comes to France; also that the … might happen in letters from the King's mortal enemies, how much more in letters from him, who howsoever perversely …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… last past Sir ... was at dinner in Richard Watley['s house]. And there this deponent axi[d him] whether that he … was lost before;" two heard him "say in Ric. Watley's house that the bishop of Worcester was a false harlot in his … instead of to you. At his coming you shall be informed how everything stands with Holt and Acton. I wish you a …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… see what will be given for it, so that Mr. Bonham may know how good my Lord and your Ladyship have been to him. I will … I can get no cramprings this year out of the Jewel House, for Mr. Williams says the King had most of the gold. … was told me at my lady of Sussex." I will write by Warley how it came first to pass, or at least who told it me. No …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Williams brings the report of their proceedings here. This house is not indebted. Would not have expected to find it so … years." Wm, Wade, Bous' servant, confirms this. Sir Win. How, priest, a "conducte" of King's College, Cambridge, heard … days after, Mylward said the Germans were heretics. Asked how they could be heretics when they owe no obedience to the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Warmouth, and sometimes at South Shields in one Bowmaker's house, where he was boarded in Lent last. He is outlawed for … iterum atque iterum . . . testor. [londino], 1in the house of the archbp. of Canterbury, 16 May 153[8]. Hol., … him to obtain licence from the King for her to purchase a house of White Friars, near Polsted Hall, in Burneham, …