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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that the sum is not set down, but rests with His Majesty's pleasure. That the suit is least prejudicial to His … messuages and quillets of the yearly value of 28 l. 8 s. 0 d. situated near to the school. Edmond Grindall, late … the petition; signed by Sir Thos. Chaloner and James Montague, J. Young of Seton, almoner of Scotland, and Jo. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… walks, and waterworks to be made by him in St. James's park; for defences for orange and other foreign fruit … lodgings built for the gentlewomen of Lady Mary, the King's daughter; and wages for two attendants to keep the foreign … 95. Draft of the above with the notes following:"Dr. Montague 200 l. a year during pleasure, in regard of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 1 - Volume 39 March 1610 March 1610 March 18. 116. James [Montague], Bishop of Bath and Wells, to Sir Thos. Lake, clerk … Canterbury and my Lord Chancellor will second His Majesty's letters, and my Lord Treasurer will give us warrants for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 26. Certificate by Sir Henry Rowe, Lord Mayor, Sir Henry Montague, recorder of London, Hen. Croke, and Thos. Wrothe, … to an English bill filed against them in the Mayor's Court by Bridget Johnson, widow, that for want of means to … Francis Lord Norris to Dudley Carleton, at Sir Math. Carew's, Chancery Lane. I hope to find the description of Hungary …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… lie there. That no fines be taken of the King and Queen's tenants, nor leases let for decay of service. For a surgeon … may be known. The Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Montague, and Lord Clinton, to name three gentlemen expert … uncle [Cardinal Pole]. One Kingston, who had been my Lord's servant 15 years, has lately received coiners into his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… upon what point I stood, either to leave my husband's errand undone, or to hazard offending you, which since … me which you do of any you may most command. P.S.My Lord Montague and my cousin Wotton have just entered this town. … all day. We find difficulty for vessels, by reason of Lord Montague, Mr. D. Wotton, and Mr. Haddon meeting with us here; …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the Protestants of France put to flight the French King's army, and pursued them to Saumur on the Loire. Although it … as he had done the Captain of Alderney. If I had the Queen's leave, I would ask no other aid than the poor retinue of … Lord Lumley, William Lord Delawarr, Antony Lord Montague, and nine others, of the necessity for complying …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… or Durham, but such as are within the compass of the Queen's pardon. We have found the juries willing to serve the … Moors, of whose extirpation we much desire to hear. Lord Montague did not come hither as you suppose, nor any other … be in as ill case as before; but in the marriage with Lord Montague would be the safety of both, and a pillar to the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… they expect of the Earls of Pembroke and Worcester, Lord Montague, and of all Norfolk and Suffolk joining with them. I … The bearer and myself are suspected about Prestall's coming to England; he is thought to be the betrayer of … own wines may do so impost free. All wine for the Queen's household to be duty free, on certificate by her household …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… of Huntingdon to Sec. Walsingham. I received Her Majesty's letters in a packet signed by you. The letters now sent to … had some provisions lying here, and therefore the B[ishop's] men have been content to let me spend 15 days here, before … none to speak with him. He and Worley made neither Lord Montague nor any other of the commissioners privy to the said …