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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… with his said paper over his head, " whereof, if he be proud, he may go so home and shew "himself among his … wards pay 3l. 16s. 1d. towards the suit between Sir T. Fynch and the city, concerning jurisdiction at the Moat. … and died in 1089; the exact year of either foundation don't appear. 1607. The king's engraver makes a new seal of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… swing, Sad emblems now of what before were one, The once proud palace of a prouder king, 5 Hold up each other, but … the daring hand, Protects her fabric and secures her stay, Proud monument of art, in all that's grand! Oft have I seen … the dissolution of this abbey; but the city accounts don't shew that his Majesty ever took up his abode at St. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… a letter which I enclose; as he has written to me like a proud abbot, I desire your orders how to replay, so that his … and castle of Carlisle." [ Laws of the Marches, Vol. II., f. 135. Domestic Addenda, Vol. VII.] "Abstract of the names …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… without which we could not exercise our office. Maret is proud and presumptuous, and hated of the people, like all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… from the rebels. [1 page.] Dec. 3. Newark Castle. 73. Sir F. Leek to Council. My man whom I despatched amongst the … causes as I may help. [1 page.] Dec. 15. Wetherby. 98. T. Jenyson to Sir Wm. Cecil. I arrived here yesterday with … not climb any stairs, and be with a gentleman that will be proud of you. Mr. York, who serves my Lord your brother, [ …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… parties give him trouble, and especially to chastise the proud Scottish borderers, in case they will maintain our … what he lacked besides. I sent the Queen's letter to Sir T. Gargrave, and bade him write as I had done to the Wardens. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… will give you a book to warn you of them all. Was not that proud Lucifer Lowther in a triumph, thinking that none could … her always in the teeth of her children, how obstinate and proud they be, and has put her out of his will, and will give …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… chiefest enemy of the late Duke of Norfolk, as being very proud, and the Duke making no suit to him. I suspect that he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… leave of his lieutenant. Got Lesterrick to speak to Sir F. Walsingham, then ambassador, about a debt due to him from … committed prisoner to his own house, under charge of Sir T. Leighton, for conference with Chas. Paget; he confesses … her ears, and forbade her the Court. Yet still she is as proud as ever, rides through Cheapside drawn by four …