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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… leaving. When I arrived he was in the middle of a great hall, surrounded by the Treasurer, the Master of the Horse …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… me to trouble you then, especially when you had a new accession to your continual business; but I beg you to … that the service to be done by poverty and age deserves no new reward. Nevertheless I think the King's commissioners … is hardly any mart at all. This is caused partly by the new rule at Antwerp that payments are retarded for three …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… necessary for the half, the parlor, the entry between the hall and the kitchen, the kitchen, the bakehouse and … me for Markes Awgeyr, to whom, at your desire, I gave such new stuff as came to 50 l.; but he is not content. I have no … statute which had been passed last year, against importing new wines from France before Candlemas or shipping goods …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… viz.:200 l. for . . . . , 1 Oct. 25 Hen.VIII. 200 l. for new making the King's ships and victualling the . . . . and … Pigly, waiting till I had despatched all my things, made a new arrest on Hacquet's goods; in answer to which I obtained …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… O. Sends him a poor remembrance by Thomas Clerke for the New Year, the yearly payment of which he has assured to … of Bath and Wells to confirm the same. Wishes him a lucky New Year, with many to follow. Wells, 26 Dec. Signed. P. 1. … also, and thence to Barcelona, and so to Italy. He has 100 new galleys making to be ready by April. Much ordnance has …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… death of the duke of Milan, is sending Brian here to make new offers to the King, but he has not yet come. The Imperial … against the king of England, and who sees, as he says, new intrigues daily stirred up against himself, and … 200 l., which he can "scantely furnyshe." Will begin no new works, but only carry on those which are necessary. The …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… there may be in what he proposes to me. As to the new alliance proposed by this King's ministers, I have always … to press this matter upon me, but there is no talk of a new overture; and again within eight days he proposed to me … Chapuys writes to the Emperor, being infected by these new sects, and formerly a great friend of M. de St. Blancey, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… should precede the sentence, especially in the case of a new and graver offence, for which the King had not yet been … between England and France were well known, that a new one was made after the sack of Rome for the defence of … 3, when the prioress was sick, and commanded me, with Mr. Hall, to put the goods of the said priory in safety till your …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… said quadrant," to the petitioner's great loss. Bought a new house in the Middleway near the town for more than 200 … with Ric. Boley, a shipwright dwelling near Dartmouth, for new making the Saviour. He is appointed to be here the middle … remains in his town. "Thes ..................... ware and new confederacion by the French [kin]g, but they .......... …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… he knows the state of affairs. Desires him, in case of a new commotion, to perform the "enterprise of Hull," and … write to them that we, understanding they have made a new assembly, said to number 20,000 men, cannot a little … the appointment taken at Doncaster, complaining of their new assembly, the taking of Ralph Evers and Edward Waters, …