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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… that there are a shrewd number within the realm who are more to be feared than these who are abroad, and prays that … Turk has demanded 100,000 dollars in gift and 10,000 more as annual tribute, but it is thought that the truce will …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… came to me from the bishop for the works of Sir Thomas More; which book I had not. With Bog I never had any …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the Hollanders. 2. Wishes that he had authority to deal more sharply, as he is out of patience with this late pay to … by all means possible to discredit Wilson. 5. P.S.Will be more earnest than ever he was to have a resolute answer to … from Avignon, and nothing done. They of Provence are more busy than they were before. M. Danville has 5,000 or …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… seeking aid other ways; but in other circumstances, which more properly concern her Majesty, as to give them aid in … conditions, she shall in the sight of the world have more probable occasion to proceed this other way by openly … has busily built her nest and sits fast. So soon as any more of her eggs shall be disclosed, you shall be sure to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to be had from thenco seeing the Prince of Orange found no more favour, whereunto M. Champagny replied that the Prince … the receiving of Frenchmen would breed a jealousy and do more harm than good, and also that neither the Queen Mother … may bring common quietness. The Spaniards fear none more than his authority and credit. He is in different terms …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… should be responsible for the payment of their wages, more especially as they have pillaged and destroyed more than they amount to, and it would be more reasonable if his Highness and the King should cause …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Leicester. Troubles him with these few lines not being at more leisure by taking of physic. Sheffield. Signed: G. … only the quiet of that State, which he ought so much the more to tender, because he is the head and principal governor …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and Christian burial. But nothing will help the matter more forward than her Majesty's letters, which we live in great hope of ; and the more by reason of your good affection to the maintenance of … out are not yet come in, it is hoped they are bringing more with them. Others of ours being at home, having seen the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… that I think there is nothing left for me to write more than what concerns myself, either for my abode here, or … do not use his authority to contain his subjects within a more temperate course, her realm is not unprovided of means … The French Ambassador was lately 'in hand' with me for a more straight kind of amity between the Queen and his master …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… a few days ago, from which you will recognise that I have more good friends to do with than I ever had ; which makes me … council has been holden, and many posts dispatched into more places, to understand the king's resolution thereon. The … be found ready to acquit our duty as appertains to men more desirous of credit and good name than greedy of any …