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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… subject of his master's and to entertain diverse, and a more common thing for his master to entertain divers of his, … whose answer he found hotter than the King's, with more vehement additions, that the King, if he did not hear … St. Germains. The Queen-Mother urges the former, to give more reputation to the matter, and some think she has more …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… willing to aid the States, or that without their yielding more to him he will not accept their offers, you shall not … may fall out to stop his greatness that way; and nothing more shall retard him than the holding of the great towns in … never before was, adding that in this they pleasured him more than in any thing, for he loved Epernon as his brother; …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… boats have come into Antwerp with provisions, and still more pass when they go together and convoyed by ships of war. … which the Spaniard does not desire, always gaining more by taking them separately; as may be seen by the … And for people in distress, a breakfast ready to hand is more grateful than a grand provision for a banquet at another …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… should be given to those of your country; but nothing is more certain than that there is not one in a hundred, loading … in the treaty. On reaching the Hague, I hope to send you a more full report.Utrecht, 2 February, 1585, stilo novo. Add. … here are subject to change, and I fear slackness more than too much forwardness. The King in my opinion, if he …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… he knew his intent well enough. They continued reasoning more than a quarter of an hour, then ending the same, the … to be devoured by her competitors, for making the way more open to his claim and interest. ( Note in Mr. Phelippes' … that the Queen was troubled by this letter, and far more so, because she knew the same had passed through my …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and continual worm as the knawing thereof would have been more painful and bitter than the possession of the whole … having pierced deep and weighed causes by a sounder and more deliberate consideration, I find myself somewhat changed … wars, with many other dignities and honours; thus much or more I think have been offered to Monsieur before. My lord …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… a cal[ling] which of itself is very noble, but yet i[s] more to be embraced if I were not [to] be led in a ly[a] me 2 … should take so great a name upon me [with] so little power more than almost was without [con]dition spoken of at the … to attend upon your lordship, from whom you will receive more light about the matter, and in the meantime, letters are …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… for his honour's aid in the matter, which he does with the more boldness that they are not meant for this kingdom, and … may be moved to suspend her judgment till she be informed more particularly from myself of the matter and … the want of him; and so his government were furnished of a more able and fit lieutenant than he hath yet there, I would …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and perverse disposition. At the Brill they are far more tractable and willing to obey, and more hospitales than any part of Zeeland. In my opinion, there is not any nation more easy to be governed than this, so as they be protected …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… over with my kinsman, I will venture out fifty or sixty more. If I had 2,000 men and my port pieces mounted, I would … those suitable for the rives, he desires that twenty-five more ships may be built, proper for war and to guard the … then, since he has done so much well, to do something more; to acquaint your Queen with what I have here said to …