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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… other Frenchmen. Answered that the man had come to him two or three times, and did not seem very trustworthy; but he … either enter with fewer than 1,000 for fear of being spied or with more than 2,000 for safeguard of themselves), and (2) … for wages of the yeomen of the Tower, 34 l. 5 s. Sir Wm. Penyson, 10 l. Sir Percival Herte, 100 s. Nic. Crasyer, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in this matter, promising to be at Constance in three or four days. The Emperor did not keep his promise. All were … mind on his return; is sure he intends, as yet, no hurt, or any concord with the French King. He fears England more … year ending 20 Oct. 7 Hen. VIII., 13 l. 17 s. 9 d. To Wm. Penyson, according to the King's warrant dated Thornton, 16 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Sandingfield (wherein you should as yet no further meddle) or the conveyance of great horse. out of the Pale (in which I … will have woodsale made at Kingston Lisle and Paynswyke or no, so that Mottley and Mr. Aylmer may be advertised. They … London, 17 Feb. Hol., p. 1. Add. 17 Feb. 304. Sir William Penison to the Chancellor of the Augmentations. R. O. Thanks …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the manor, castle, and loidship of Okehain, and the manor or lordship of Langham, Rutland, and the park of Fleteros, … made escheator, coroner, collector of taxes, cun- stable or other officer. Westm., 29 June 30 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., … lands in Cherney, Berks. Abingdon. 10 March. 26 b. Sir Wm. Penyson. Lanrecost abbey, Cumb., with Walton rectory and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… could ascertain the number of their enemies, nor "the [or]dre of the said field;" but Richmond made such a report of … he said he gave his voice for Wolsey, and caused 17 or 18 of his friends to do the same; but as he could not … VIII. Has received his letter touching the suit of Will. Penyson sieur de Courteselles, against the heirs of Anthoine …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to leave them with Vannes at Orvyett, and go with Penyson to Rome. When we came to Orvyett, heard the Pope was … "wherefore I wotner whether it be best to have him live or die, for a worse than this is, I ween, for all our … been. Advises him to write to Wolsey whether he accepts or refuses. London, 6 kal. Feb. Lat., hol., pp. 3. Add.: …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Wm. Lookke, Fras. Weston, Lee, gentleman usher, Penyson, Rawlyns, a spear of Calais, Fras. Borron, milliner, … and Bath, sums of money from 20 mks. to 50 l. in purses or gloves; the bishop of Ely giving in addition a hawk. Dukes … for a reasonable rent, set thereon one of your servants or an indifferent person. Excuse my not paying your rent last …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… VIII. By the Queen. A goodly gilt bason, having a rail or board of gold in the midst of the brim, garnished with … Jas. Bolleyn occur in addition. Gentlemen. Robt. Amadas, Penyson, Wm. Knevett, young Weston. Jerome Molyne, Matthew … should be as good, for I can reason no matter, but say yea or nay, for the impediment God has given me in my tongue. I …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… him. The days appointed in this bill shall be duly kept, or else that by your mediation the King will take my lands in … p. 1. Add.: Secretary. 29 June. 899. Christopher Mont (or Monthaborinus). See Grants in June, No. 25. 29 June. 900. … came to ask me whether I would assist the said bedell or no. I desired them to defer the matter till next day till …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Forman and Marten Calley, whose case had now lasted seven or eight years; and the writers set forth the delay of the … everywhere are "violently drawn to enter either by land or sea against us, so much they fear to meet with us." … meadow in Langney alias Langley Mede in tenure of Sir Wm. Penyson, tithes of Motehall, and a barn there in Tilehurste …