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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… hand." The King's matters go forward well; and on Monday or Tuesday they intend to depart to return to England. The … my party adversare counterfettes ony letteris in my name, or giff yai compell me to write to zou for concord ye … the King of England would have to furnish the pay of 5,000 or 6,000 French, and 10,000 Englishmen with a band of …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in France, and serve the Emperor and the King in France or elsewhere; but the Duke answered that the King and Emperor … might do as they liked, but he would never trust Francis or make peace with him. He then commanded the messenger to … night. He can have victual by sending carts hither or to Berwick, and must bring with him all he can get where …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… she brought to her husband's closet where he burned five or six letters the contents of which she knows not. Colyns at … go[yth over] the see and convays letters to Master Helyar ower [parson] her off Warblyntune (which I thynke he … for suche felowys came, which fyndythe suche fawtes with ower honestes prestes. Then I spake and sayd, Master …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… also marry his eldest daughter to the Infant of Portugal or some one whom the Emperor would appoint, and do generally … be understood here at once, that the Emperor may continue or abandon the said practice accordingly. Is compelled to … requirentis, extend to all the Emperor's dominions or to the Low Countries only. I showed him that the peace was …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… article, they thinking that an entry of 5,000 at one time, or of 2,000 three or four times, was the least invasion which might be taken … ap Grono ap Gruff. Mongomery,Rice up Morice ap Ower, Merioneth,John Vaughan. Carnarvon. Gruff Davyes. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Has given warning, as commanded, as to those remaining, or "latten to suertie upon entre again"; and my Lord … as reported, with the Lord Chamberlain of Scotland or any other Scot, but for the advancement of the King's … faces that it was difficult to tell which were English or which French; nevertheless 20 fine horses of the French …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Henry would write a letter to him in his own hand, of five or six lines, which Hesdin will take to Madame. Advice should … 1 Saw Campeggio at Bruges. Has not heard from the King or Wolsey. Recommends Anthony Grimberg, "filius principis … husband; but the friar, having continued with her seven or eight weeks, has now got her to consent to it. Perceiving …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Vienna, desir to know if they are to wait for him here, or meet him at Isburg. "Ex [Nurem]berga," 21 Oct. 15[23]. … they have stayed there, as he leaves for Nuremberg in six or seven days. "In Nova Civitate nostra Austri," 27 Oct. … is hanged. Hears nothing of the prioress, Pete Sinclair or Sandy Trotter. While writing, the wife of one of his spies …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 558. Sir John Markham to Cromwell. R. O. "The certificate or answer of Sir John Markham, knight, to the letter of the … the proclamations for cloth makers, and admonish the mayor or aldermen to take good respect for order and quiet. Will … no spoils nor suppressions of abbeys, parish churches, or their jewels, &c., and to pay no more money. (2.) …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… knows well he had good occasion to sue. No man in England or in France has more. I have made suit to my lord Privy Seal … suppressed lands. My lord Privy Seal is to be earl of Kent or of Hampton: the King has given him 200 l. a year. Young … I hope to know his determination in your matters by Friday or Saturday, and also concerning the fife, whom I see he …