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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… hand. Repaired without delay to the Bishop's (Tunstall's) house at Awkeland, where his chief abode was, and most of his … and Dr. Ridley, who had the whole ordering of his house, and were most privy to all his doings. Took from them … then sent two trusty gentlemen to keep the Bishop's house at Stockton, and to lie there a night till we came. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… well, but will not relate, the origin of that Order, and how they conquered Prussia from the Heathen, and made long … consiliario dignissimo. 16 May. R. O. 1028. Cromwell's House at Austin Friars. Indenture, 16 May A.D. 1532, 24 Hen. … He tried hard to get employment from the King, saying how well he could serve him in time of war; but the King …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the whole adjacent country. It is easy to perceive how painful this servitude will be by the cruelties and … a great occasion and facility, it must also be considered how a man may keep what he wins, how he may remedy … to obtain knowledge of a chalice that was late in the house of one Robert a Smyzth, of Framfield. At his coming, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… letter desiring me to take my Lady, your wife, into my house. I thought I had laid such considerations before you … servant, touching the taking of my lady of Norfolk into my house, whereby you reckon that with my good counsel … unless they could be sure it would conduce to peace ; and how it should do so I cannot see. I have communicated to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Archbishop's sentence than to give it himself, considering how he has acted. Norfolk "ne s'y trouve moins empesch que … hopes, other heirs of our body were requisite. Considering how long he has trodden the maze and labyrinth of the laws of … I have. I will content you for your pains. From my poor house, 25 May. Signed. P. 1. Add. : To my very good friend, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… which time I hope your Majesty has received mine, showing how I have conducted myself hitherto in accordance with your … with the Pope, who replied, as usual, that he did not see how he could oppose the Imperialists ; on which Casale urged … of the parsons presented, several of whom have put the house to trouble by refusing pensions. Refused this same …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… three days he came to a poor priory within a mile of my house, of my lord of Norfolk's foundation, saying he was my … is not likely to recover. Two of the monks of the Charter House were brought yesterday to the Tower. Will be at Calais …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Sir Christopher Dacres remaining in Blanerhassett's wife's house at Carlisle, taken 11 May 26 Hen. VIII., by the earls … offences against God and treason against the King, and how this country within the last six weeks had burned and … entrevues. Having several times consulted the Queen how to give effect to the sentence, she wrote to me two days …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Hen. VIII. of the moveables of lord Dacre remaining at his house at Naworth, Cumberland, by the earls of Westmoreland … looked as if they had already gained the day, but seeing how the case turned afterwards, Norfolk began to say that it … they have by the liberality of `princes, at what time and how the bishop of Rome came to be the highest, and who they …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… act of the statute. Her offer to remain in any gentleman's house with the said persons unsworn, is reputed to be … to take the oaths to the succession, but he does not know how to order those who cannot subscribe in writing. Hitherto … in favor of Mrs. Pachette, widow, who desires to have a house belonging to the chamber of London. Asks him to assist …