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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… which, if it proceed, will be the undoing of the King's tenants in the East Pale and the decay of his haven. By the King's authority and my simple industry that Pale has flourished … corn and grass, where four or five years before the King's tenants were fain to go upon planks and hurdles to their …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 297. I intend to prefer my servant John Brice to the King's service. But as you have reproved him very sore of late, I … for it if we had a warrant to bestow so much of the King's money upon it. Radnor Castle is not to be repaired, but … harness has been delivered. There are in Sir Ric. Herbert's custody 200 harness lying rotten. I sent to him, as he was …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… The price of corn is daily enhanced. Wheat is at 30 s. a qr. in Skipton market, albeit the measure is metely … his letter by the bearer. Hopes shortly to get Skel's pardon passed, but it is usual for six persons to be bound … was a thing of extreme pleasure, as we [ma]y perceive by buildings costly and ancient, now partly [cast] down and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in Leonis neir the bordour of Franche. All capitan[s] ............ throw all Franche to the sammyne. This zwill … and protection, p ................ haist be zour lordship's oratour and servande at uta * * *." Mutilated. Add: To my … within the Marches, which he cannot do without the King's licence. He is a very honest man, and I beg you will write …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Husee to Lady Lisle. I received your letter by Mr. Marshal's servant. Mr. Arundell promised both Mr. Skryven and me not … la Mote's lodging at the sign of the Cock and Key in Fleet Street, there being with them John Duval, Castelnaw's page, … of Normandy, a cutler, dwelling near the Conduit in Fleet Street, and John Domenger, a Gascon, combmaker, who was …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… intend it to be used as a precedent. Fr. 22 Dec. Add. M.S. 26,837, f. 25 b. B. M. 1353. Reginald Pole. Decree of the … unto you in times past, as long as ye continued the King's true subject, we cannot but lament that you have declined … has been a fray lately between the inhabitants of Fleet Street and the ambassador of France's servants, in which the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Lancaster Herald to Cromwell. I have been with the King's proclamations in the North parts, as York, Ripon, Mydlam, … inhabitants. I would be glad to hear of my lord of Norfolk's coming soon, for without it this country will grow wild … he met Sir George about supper time at the tavern in Fleet Street, where they used oft to eat and drink. There, after …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… end the matter, because of the absence of lord Borough's son, yet you may order lord Boroughe to pay the 25 l. for … earl of Hampton, and me, especially as it was lord Borough's fault allowing his son to depart so suddenly before you … recovery of the abbot and convent of Tichfield to the King's use. Sent yesternight with speed to Croke for the course …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Cromwell. R. O. Leonard Skevington, in charge of the King's ordinance and soldiers at Nottingham has written to me to … Roger Touneshend to Cromwell. R. O. According to Cromwell's letter to Sir Thos. Lestraunge, Mr. Hare and himself, has … The payments are for paling of parks and repair of buildings. Each page signed by Thomas Ward. Pp. 16. 21 Dec. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… not proceeding more summarily, as it would touch the King's honour if he were imprisoned on a weak ground. London, 1 … King, the lands in Herts, by fealty and a rent of 3 1. 4 s., and the manor of Gore by fealty and a rent of 20 s. 8 d. … mind thereunto. And his Grace to refuse so much costs in buildings, which would be well employed on fortifying havens …