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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… could annoy them by sea, by landing men in places on their coast which we cannot come at by land. If order be not taken …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… [Sept. 8.] Cott. Calig., D. I., fol. 292. Of the Spanish fleet, since the 10th of August, being then seen … chose certain fishermen as pilots to carry them for the coast of Ireland and so to Spain. What order the King means … lately come from Orkney and the west isles, that the Spanish fleet is not seen or heard of thereabouts. I cannot …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… from Spain has stood her Majesty, during the coming of the Spanish navy to join with the Duke of Parma, and their value … go to congratulate her Majesty upon her victory over the Spanish fleet will be sent, or direction will be given to … For instance when the Spanish fleet was off their coast and they wanted to reinforce their own fleet with some …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… from control of the preferment of all the byes on the coast, which Ebrahim Bassa, when he was Admiral, presented to … Sion," they terrify the Grand Signor with reports of the Spanish power and great Armado, "sufficient, as some …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in the late conflict [ over overthrow, struck out] of the Spanish navy. Although large and particular offers have been … the town are true, nothing can be more wretched than the Spanish army, or more happy than her Majesty's success. Prays … that 47 ships of the Spanish Armada are upon the west coast of Ireland, where many Spaniards have been slain, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the brother of Edward IV. The parish, which is near the coast of the North Sea, includes the townships of North and …
The Environs of London
… himself by the taking of Severndroog Castle on the coast of Malabar, April 2, 1755. Lady James has erected a … record the conquest of the Castle of Severndroog, on the coast of Malabar, which sell to his superior valour and able …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… commemorate the taking of the castle of that name, on the coast of Malabar, in the East Indies, by Sir William Daines, …
Old and New London
… Sir William James, the captor of Severndroog, on the coast of Malabar, in 1755, of whom we have spoken in the … South-Eastern, and also on the London, Brighton, and South-coast Railways. The manor of Hatcham, in the immediate …
Old and New London
… of her peculiar humours. He is speaking of Gondomar, the Spanish Ambassador. "He hath waded already very deep," he …