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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and all thought the order now taken was the surest, he was well content therewith; but all things were not so pacified … did not take him for ambassador, but as servant of the lady Anne of Cleves. Certainly the good man would like well … and Chapuys has heard in a good quarter that the said lady would like to be in her shirt ( so to speak) with her …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and munitions in charge of the master of the ordnance are well husbanded. He shall, with advice, make ordinances for … Robt. Curson, 2 f.; Thos. Sutton, 2 f.; Ant. Waters, 3 f.; Lady Brooke, 2 f.; Wm. Horwood, 6 f.; Lady Weston, 10 f.; Roger Benston, 4 f.; John Browne, 4 f.; …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… will be seen how many will be needed afterwards, it were well to despatch the rest, so that the King "be not charged … last, and almost no bread could be had till to-day. The lady Regent and Mons. de Rues keep not their promise to … the scarcity of victuals and failure of De Rues and the lady Regent to keep their promise therein, and selfish motive …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… given by the King's Majesty to his trusty and well beloved A., B., C., D. whom his Majesty hath appointed … [yet,] because the said Landerberge now reparith, [as] my lady sayth, to the K[ings majestie, and doth] in our jugement … of Suffolk and Winchester, gone to Bruxelles, to the Lady Regent, for lymoners and carriages. After "their" …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… begin battery until the trenches are made and the mines well forward "and then at one moment when the trench doth … Norfolk wrote somewhat sharply to Mons. de Rue and to the Lady Regent; and thereat De Rue is so grieved that he … Thinks he has done his best. "Your Majesty knoweth well that those people have not such obedience unto their …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Emperor's charges last year against the common enemy, as well on this side as in Italy, besides the charge of Mons. de … 60 small pieces for horsemen provided by him; which the Lady Regent has granted. Is to have it this day and will send … certain other letters addressed to lord Stafforde, lady Conyers and others. Darneton, 23 July 1544. Signed by …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the King of England has told him that it would be only well to hear all that the French would say, which gives … advowson of Tangeham vicarage, all which are in tenure of Lady Anne of Cleves for life, Butley; a grange and lands in … of deer in the three parks of Leckynfeld, Yorks., from Lady Day 33 Hen. VIII.; also receiver, steward and bailiff of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to this town, to the commissaries 2 of the Emperor and Lady Regent, and, with great circumstance," complains off … this matter of the merchants, charge me to repair to the Lady Regent to provide lymoners, carriages and victuals, … at Boloyn as you shall be at Monterel," trusting to speed well in both enterprises. Upon advertisement from my lord of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… make you the best cheer I can. And thus fare ye heartily well. This evening or night, I cannot tell how late." Hol, … here yesterday, apparently for that purpose alone, and was well answered by the King, to the great comfort of those who … to be long. Commendations to my lord Chancellor and my lady. Burborough, 4 July. Hol., pp. 2. Add. Endd.: 1545. 4 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… who has run away for fear of beating ; but "he is both well armed and horsed and about the age, as it appeareth, of … from you, and so learn to mend my faults. Commend me to my lady your wife and say "that I would be loth to be sick … end. The King's pleasure was that he should declare to the Lady Regent that, being appointed one of the King's deputies …