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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Emperor, saying, simply, that the Duke had returned home well and safe, without mentioning that his subjects had … Seal gone. 29 July. 1051. The Council of Ireland to Lady Kath. Butler and Others. Irish Pat. Roll, 36 Hen. VIII., …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to defend his towns in Lombardy. The Marquis of Guasto is well provided, and so are Naples and Florence. The Venetians …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… you shall [know] of his doings. Thus f[are] you hartily well. Fr[om] Oking, the xvth of July." Signed by Southampton, … Mons. le Marchal in Piedmont, where he will leave 12 towns well fortified, almost impregnable, besides 150 smaller ones well provided; so that there is no fear of an invasion on the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… French than I[mperial], and so being, he doubted not but well to overcome the malice of th'Emperor;" yet he had no … help, but the Easterlings were merchants who could very well do without war. When he has seen the articles of the … make him believe the aid greater and to gain time. It were well first to enquire whether he would sign league offensive …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… priests to have wives, and I am sorry that ever I said Our Lady's matins or Salve Regina, and I trust to live till all … petty captain, for advice whether to suffer Frenchmen as well as Burgundians to pass the bulwark at Bowtes, being a … the King's presentation for this time by the attainder of Lady Katharine Countess of Bridgewater, one of the patrons. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… encamped at the place called Pond a Mouchon. Luxemburg is well provided for by the Queen of Hungary. The Emperor is at … 20 l. a year from the feast of the Annunciation of Our Lady last past. Hampton Court, 8 July 34 Hen. VIII. Signed … that, when Henry refused to send another envoy to the lady Regent, the ambassador offered to go, and had procured …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of the Marches. (9) Ships, sailors and merchants to be well treated as in former times of peace, and specially in … an English nobleman or gentleman, with his wife or other lady or ladies and their attendants, not exceeding 20 in all, … said that Lennox would gladly marry his daughter the lady Margaret Douglas, which marriage he referred wholly to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in the declaration of which the latter acquitted himself well. Leaves the matter to Chantonay's report and will only … of me, Ric. Watkins, the King's prothonotary, the King and lady Katharine Latymer alias Parr being met there for the … that they were met to join in marriage the said King and Lady Katharine, and if anyone knew any impediment thereto he …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… yo r Grace the same shall herew t receyve a l're from my lady yo r wif whiche I, bicause I knowe not what hast it … of this realm, specially towards Englishmen, as I have well found and proved since my coming hither." Edinburgh, 16 … to Parr. Encloses a letter from the Queen, his gracious lady and kind sister; and doubts not but that he will thank …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Douglas's desire in his letter to Suffolk, which Parr did well to open. Enclose a letter to Sadleyr to be sent with all … galley. This town is full of Turks, who behave well. Goes to-morrow in the provost of Capput's galley to the … and hir moder ar haldyn in captewyte," and their Sovereign Lady in danger of being transported into England, to the …