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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… letters I send you, and by the repeated going and coming of the Dukes to Windsor, whence at this moment they have sent … found satisfactory, as they have not yet got into the way of managing with the King; but they swear they will do … insinuate that he has always had, both in peace and war, secret intelligence with Madame, from whom during the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Mai are as follows: 1. That in the original agreement of the king of England (Henry VII.) with the King Catholic about the … because he says in it that he will have a greater war than against the Turk. The letter of Henry VIII. after …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… is that ye solicit the French king for the preferment of Thos. Beryer, now warden of the Grey Friars of Blois, to be warden of the Grey Friars … Queen, would take offence at the insult offered her, and war would be the consequence. Secondly, Arthur being prince …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… October 1531, 16-31 16 Oct. 476. Anne Boleyn and the Earl Of Wiltshire. See Grants in October, No. 16. 16 Oct. R. O. … his letter commanding him to certify the circumstances of the death of Ambrose Armestrong, and what has been done in … to what he (Mai) has written about the probability of war at the time of the second marriage. 22 Oct. 1531." …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 1-10 October 1532, 1-10 Oct. Camusat, 105. 1373. Interview of Francis I. and Henry VIII. "Ordo observandus in conventu … or ten leagues from Boulogne, on 12 Oct., and the king of England at Dover. On Oct. 16, Montmorency and Norfolk will … him a summary of news of the Turkish camp obtained from prisoners. He was not pleased at it, and would gladly have …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Cromwell. The Council here have "entered in the experience of part of their instructions" signed by the King, as they … Myllis, the pewterer, about "the strait ordering of those prisoners left behind you, and how that the parson of … killed 2,000 or 3,000 Spanish arcabusaries, and took many prisoners to Hungary. From their first entry into Austria and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… R. O. 1456. R. Strete, Priest, to Cromwell. The office of Calwich is passed for the King. Mr. Longford owes 46 l. 5 … in remembrance Dr. Coke, Chr. Coo, Will. Umpton, and other prisoners remaining in the Tower. Umpton has been here 15 … Ewry, that he told the controller of Scotland that this war was caused not only by the earl of Northumberland, but by …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 1 Oct. 1533, between Sir Jas. Colvill and Adam Otterburne of Aldhame, commissioners of James V., and Thos. Magnus, … Heritage that he durst not venture on the sea for men of war. This they represented to the King, saying they heard the … Brown of Clifton Court, and others, spoiled Reddom, took prisoners, and slew Thos. Wandles, an Englishman. Fears the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 33 b. B. M. C.'s Letters, 261. 1259. Cranmer to the Dean Of The Arches. Touching your advice to grant Edwardes' suit … for more delays, so I refuse to grant it. On this manner of granting commissions we might waste another year. Where … he will not come to him." It is also said great mortal war will be made against England, and all the King's …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… himself to settle the disturbances with the officers of Scotland on the east of Teviotdale. Has heard of the arrival of two ships at … to see what part they will take if the Emperor makes war upon England. The ships are laden with wine, gunpowder, …