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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of certain persons, with the noms de plume given to them, and the cipher marks by which they were to be known. The … made by Simier : 1. That the treaty shall be reviewed and ratified by Commissioners. 2. The form of solemnization … of this world in whom his Highness has most confidence, and to whose advice and prudence he will always submit the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Bois de Vincennes, besought him to be good to her husband, and not suffer him to be called away to benefit Montmorency. … be contented that for her son's sake he loved her husband and all hers, that he had enough to bestow both upon her son, … of the Cardinall of Sens, that they neded not use anie ceremonies with him, but wished them to consider whither it …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… this day to the Lord Fleming's house, to baptize a bairn. And there meets them divers companies, as, the Earl of Erroll, Montrose, and Captain James Steward, sometimes called Earl of Arran, … fit to be Speaker. It shall be good that the Governor, the ceremonies of the Parliament finished, do with his own mouth …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… came up the hill saw me twice at the head of my troop : and as for your offer to make a match for me, I answer that I … an army wherein are many of Chevalier Picart's quality, and am lent to an absolute prince; but if yourself will fight … than the League's, that I am a better man than yourself and that my mistress is fairer than yours : and if you will …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… that I was not born in Spain nor any subject thereof, and that my father hath dwelt in the state of the great Duke of Toscana and is now at Venice. My uncle is the King of Barbary's … Faith or conversion of heretics; doing reverence before images; mental prayer, and penance; suffering torture or …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… the more in that my lord your father had no liking of it, and for my own part, I remember no such matter, but if I … of Essex. 1598, Dec. 1. In extremity of law his property and all monies owing to him are in her Majesty, by reason of … but has more money owing to him than his debts amount to, and by suing his own debtors in the Queen's right he can …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… two other of my houses for enlarging your late building, and, indeed, I was told before Christmas by Vincent that you … with Derrick for his term. Your many favours to myself and my son bind me to give satisfaction to your demands, … for not subscribing further than law requireth; man's ceremonies are enforced in God's service; nay, there is …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… house, who is become since her husband's death a recusant and dwells in her late husband's house, a place where nothing … be godfather to the infant. This message is spread abroad, and many inconveniences and clamours will ensue if this … testified unto me upon their credits that the use of the ceremonies touching divine service is already begun in that …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of Salisbury 1608, Dec. 1. The offer of a great benefit and an effectual commendation in a most seasonable time to procure me further good opinion and credit have made me despair of finding words or deeds … not to trouble you, till I might have represented the images of my humble affection in the French tongue, I have …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… has taken place in the estate of Her Majesty, of her son, and of himself, since the intelligence between her Majesty and her friends has been broken, is very great. Her Majesty's keeper is changed, and she more straightly kept than heretofore, the Government …