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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 27th, 29th and 30th cases, as well as the 22nd to the 26th for which no date is given) and … complaints exhibited by the Emperor's commissioners is well founded, as the ships and goods arrested in England on … Learnt yesterday, by two or three honest men, that the Lady Regent has sent to arrest all captains and soldiers …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and tolls of Madame de Vandome (copy herewith). The Lady Regent has granted that the King may remove his … purses and remember that peace is as profitable as war. "Well, said Grignam, I trust they may be as well friends as … Since coming hither, has been in Gelderland attending the Lady Regent, to obtain passport for these 50 lasts of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… King has this much to heart. Cause good men to be sent and well weaponed. I, the secretary, write the news. Portesmowth, … of gunpowder remaining of the King's provision. The Lady Regent and her Council gently put him off from day to … in which he writes that, after long suit, he has the Lady Regent's licence to lade 50 last of gunpowder, as …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… called for the despatch of the sick and given order as well for them as for the burial of the dead. As to the … Gyles in the Feildes and from thence to Islington to our Lady of the Oke, to Highgate, to Hornsey Parke, to Hamsted … Dr. Mont answers particularly. I beg to be commended to my lady your wife. The slowness of the Diet here is sufficiently …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… except yours in the Surveyor's hands, "left unshod, as well the horses of your men at arms, as of mine and the rest … and then the Clerk of the Council conveyed her to my lady Garnyshe. [Comment by B.] Next day, was brought again … agreed to, and he told the Council. "And so went I to my lady's again." [Comment by B.] "Then came Dr. Coxe and Dr. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… they might be turned elsewhere than to Germany, it was well to look to Piedmont and Lorraine. Speaking of the … the profits of the late house of Beyleyge, Essex, due at Lady Day, 36 Hen. VIII. and Mich. 37 Hen. VIII Draft, p. 1. … Mr. Knevyt." Hearty commendations to you and my good lady, "to whom I pray you I may be excused that I have seen …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Elgate and Thos. Brappell), was robbed of the cloth as well as of her tackle, boat, &c., by the pirates in the said … for Henry, Julyan immediately presented him to a young lady of this Court named Madame de Traves, sister to the … On the 16th inst. arrived a post from the Emperor to the Lady Regent, having had both letters and money taken from him …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that here is arrived an ambassador from the Emperor and Lady Regent with letters to the lords of Brame, the bishop, … dystroye theyr fathers lande that then th' Emperor may be well assured that they woll not be to seke of theyr men of … each prince should be bound to keep his fellow's part as well as his own. Cannot imagine why the French king might …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and a gentleman of these parts despatched from the Lady Regent's court are awaiting wind to go into Scotland. … and killed a hart with force of hounds exceedingly well. Himself did not follow but kept the cross ways. The … most heartily for my poor wife. She writeth to me that my Lady entertained her with much gentleness." Andwerp, 31 July. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… after all; for the real origin of the war was perfectly well known, and those who now helped the Emperor might be … for, their offer of service not being answered by the Lady Regent, they thought that they should not be received. … and therefore De Buyr was seeking more men and the Lady Regent would be constrained to give him the frontier …