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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Bourne, Saresden, co. Oxford. You ask what your husband's resolution is. I left everything in good order for yourself … so hardly with your husband as not to pay this half year's rent which you detain, seeing it was determined he should … has petitioned Council to have Sir John Conway called to a new account, and that he does not mean to stand to the old …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Thanks for my sport enjoyed by your order in the New Forest. I have returned to my little government, and hope you will forward King Antonio's coming hither, with the traffic of his subjects, which … deals with the Queen for your daughter Elizabeth's suit and mine. [1 page.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… hand. Thanks for your letters by Dranfield, Mr. Secretary's man. The news of Edmondston is not thought to be true, as … have Hygate's letters and Greve's examination taken by Mr. Hall, to enable her to justify her cause in the Star Chamber. … Majesty's government and revenues. Pray order Petevin, a new procurer come from thence, to be examined of his reasons …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Volume 27 December 1582 December 1582 Dec. 3. 129. Harris's answer to the case in controversy between him and John … 100 l. in rebuilding it, yet some persons have obtained a new grant thereof, overthrowing his, through some nice … his grant, paying rent and fee-farm, and stay of the new patent till the matter be heard. [ sheet. Endorsed with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Humph. Wickham, plaintiff, and Thos. Stemp, warden of New College, near Winchester, and Martin Culpepper, warden of New College, Oxford, defendants, by consent of the latter, … be admitted to Winchester college, thence preferred to New College, and there admitted as of the blood of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… would come in, or soon be overthrown. The Earl of Ormond's forwardness is greatly misliked, and yet they commend his … to satisfy her for the manner and cause of Palavicino's imprisonment; but whatever good words are given, or upon … of the ecclesiastical commission. Proclamation against new buildings in London. Lord Hunsdon to go to his charge, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… I freed them from trouble. I lent John Synde of Saltash 40 s.; I send you his letter. All this war that is in Spain is … oranges, and pay your freight. I am well beloved here. P.S.Tell Robert that if he had made haste here, as I bade him, … of the company of English merchants for the discovery of new trades, to Arthur Pett and Chas. Jackman, for a voyage by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and their confusion. Pray return the bearer speedily. P.S.I will send this intelligence to the lieutenant of … But they have filled the old prisons with Catholics, make new ones, and affirm that it were better to make a few … or spoil of friends; yet they proceed with courage. Many new soldiers restored to the church give up their names, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… by Mr. Throgmorton from Paris; Mr. Stourton, Lord Stourton's brother; Browne, Vause, and Talbot, of Rouen; Polydore … a half months; before that lived nine years in St. Paul's Churchyard, and is well known to Sir Thos. [ sic] … of Rouen, as he is already called. They have made some new rules for the Church, and amongst others, that all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of the Yelds of Knoll," viz., the copy of the King's grant made to Walter Cook and others, and to the masters, … to Chaplain, 6 Sept., 23 Eliz., to be shown to the writer's attorney in Lichfield, viz., counterpart of the lease of … M. De Rohan and M. Du Val is ended. M. De Carronge, the new governor of Normandy, defends the commons against the …