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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… always dealt very secretly, now deals openly, and lives at Brussels to follow it, which he would not do unless … either for hope or some private cause, stays at Brussels to prosecute her affairs. The Duke of Medina is … has since granted the same to Wm. Asten, his brother-in-law, who made a lease thereof to my servant, for 21 years. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… in Danby's house as a serving man, and that Danby was at John Scott's house, at Colbeck in Cumberland, 20 miles from hence. Thereupon I … service. [1 page.] Jan. 24. Magdalen College, Oxford. 4. Law. Humfrey, president, to Dr. Haddon and Mr. Sackford, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… and Marmaduke Blakestone have been earnest suitors at Brussels for pensions, of which they are assured. Fras. … constancy and upright dealings. Lord Westmoreland remains at Louvaine, not wholly recovered of a broken leg. Story's … of God. The Queen's own meaning is the only life of this law, and she who hates all viciousness in life never intended …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… is an infant's, pray dismiss the matter out of that Court, at least until the infant comes of age, or let it be heard … an honest man, was likely to receive extremity by common law, in a cause sinisterly proceeded against him; so he … of your Court, have sought to have the cause tried at nisi prius in the King's Bench, which would be very …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 5,000 soldiers. Lord Seaton and Dacre have been a month at Camphire. To-day I met Lord Seaton riding post for Brussels. They mean to set Lord Northumberland at liberty, either by sword or composition of money, of which … 12 tuns each, or more if needful; Privy Councillors, law and other state officers, noble ladies, 33 knights, and 1 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Earl of Westmoreland, and other rebels; heard the Earl say at Louvaine that if he and his associates came again to … any good to the realm. Ten weeks since, saw an Englishman at Louvaine deliver a letter to the Earl of Westmoreland, … wife, as also to the Earl of Derby; heard other Englishmen at Louvaine often wish that the Earl had taken Sir Geo. Bowes …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… beggars and vagabonds, who were punished according to law. I have travelled these three weeks and more, daily … I wish they had stayed till the subsidy had been rated. At the last gaol delivery, Cuthbert Athye was attainted at York for stealing a mare. He has served long in Ireland, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… most of the common people inclined thereto, if any would at once take the enterprise in hand. On this the Earl of … him, as he thought I had credit in the country. I refused at first, but my father growing very angry, I agreed to meet … if Her Highness would grant it me, and to suffer the law. I persuaded them to cease from stirring, and the chief …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… her again. If he went this night to Alnwick, he would be at York on Tuesday, and so either the next day or Thursday be … greater charge, and never asked any allowances, but the law is ended as a man is friended. Since there is no … pages.] Aug. 22. Ashby. 82. John Dryden to Richard Catesby at Ledgers Ashby. Thanks for your letters and warrants; I do …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… have sent him by Council's direction to the Lord President at York, with Smith, Hen. Hetherington, and their … of religion; that their enterprize takes effect both at the Pope's and King of Spain's hands, and that certain of … my absence, with my consent; or by pretence of a new law lately made, to defeat a lawful conveyance executed two …