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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… embellished with emblematical sculpture, in which the lyre is predominant. Opposite to the extremity of St. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… one Vaughan, my soldier, or any of my soldiers comes to Lyre without a passport from me, kindly arrest him and let me …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… This morning betimes there came here news of the loss of 'Lyre' a thing of great importance to this town, 'and' much …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… island to some other charge. On Friday the townsmen of 'Lyre' were publicly sworn in the market-place to be true … her Majesty to understand. There is set up on the gate of 'Lyre' in great letters: Di Stat van Andwerpen is tho hueren … towards Michaelmas mart. 'The enemy comes daily from 'Lyre' to 'this town gates,' and takes the cattle and people …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… on the entry of other companies, are to return hither. At Lyre the Prince has placed one Cromwell, an English captain, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… is yet in expectation. Both there, and in Brussels, Lyre, Vilvorde, and all towns of importance, the Prince has … placed so good garrisons in Brussels, Mechlin, Vilvorde, Lyre, that none of these places can be attempted without …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and five of Walloons, who served before Ruremonde ; in Lyre ten companies under M. de Glymes ; and in Brussels the … are under Count Charles Mansfeldt and St. Belmont. In Lyre are two companies of Englishmen, under Captains …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… or viij lib. of curten rynges." "Somme peeces of course lyre to bynde them about." "xij or mo lyvery coverlittes." … eight pounds of curtain-rings, and some pieces of course "lyre." These things would do pleasure and good service here. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… if anything occurs in his absence which concerns the Dyke."Lyre, Friday, 20 January, 1586. Signed. Add. Endd. Fr. p. [ …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… being within 12 English miles of this town, not far from Lyre, the Archduke prayed us to accompany him thither, having … to wait on him there, and so attended on him from Lyre, where he had lodged that night, to the camp, where we …