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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Has sent letters to Mores, advising him to let the King's ordnance remain, as Valenciennes is considered to be one of … send the spy whom he received from the marquis of Arscott's servants at Bourbourche. His steward, the bearer, and other … in Melton church, near Gravesend, Kent; which, with other buildings, occupy the site of a mansion formerly belonging to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Lincoln, 16 April. Signed. P. 1. Add.: To my lord Cardinal's good grace. Endd. 16 April. Cal. D. IX. 183. B. M. 2102. … CHEYNE. Are surprised they have heard nothing of Joachim's coming. His suspicions are the more awakened by the … himself against the said Reynolds, as openly in Lombard Street, when all the recourse of merchants hath been …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… preached on the fourth Sunday in Lent at St. Peter's, Oxford, a most seditious sermon, railing against Wolsey … the sequestration of evil preachers, maintaining Luther's opinions, and comforting those who held them, saying, … the 1 day of Aprill. Cott. App. 69. B. M. 4126. [KING'S] COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, to WOLSEY. Have received with pleasure …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… KNIGHT to HENRY VIII. As often as he remembers the King's goodness, it pierceth his stomach that any charge committed … to him should not be performed according to the King's pleasure, as chanced at his last voyage. If he had not … w ... have unto your said Grace by this bearer, my Lord's messenger ... I doubt not but your Grace hath in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… ... directed unto me your said chamberlain." The Captain's letter is in answer to the above-mentioned letter written … Emperor are hereafter found within the Kings my [master's ground] so misusing of themselves as they have done of … lord of Norfolk repaired to your college, and viewed your buildings, having a great company with him. He was at first …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Charges them to use all diligence in declaring the King's cause to the Pope, in which he trusts they will find great … bishop of Verona. If they cannot be admitted to the Pope's presence, they may signify to the Bishop the King's whole … Mustian, and Thos. Baker, on the west side of the Mill Street, by Rauf Noble at Martyn's Hoke, the heirs of Sir Ric. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… able to do anything except in Consistory, and in the Pope's presence. Since the 22 days which Monseigneur de Grandmont … the Pope has delayed the process for four months at Albany's instance, without doing anything of moment, except what the … which the vicar is dead, from Beygham Abbey. Begs Cromwell's help for his son, a priest, and his or my lord Grace's …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that the payment of the arrears of the Queen his wife's dower should be increased from 17,300 livres to 20,000 a … the Comendador Maior (Los Covos). On receiving the Emperor's credentials for Mai, visited him and found that … Determined to wait for the particulars of the Emperor's wishes. Thinks the secretary will have arrived in Scotland. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… promised to use his influence with Cromwell on Augustine's behalf. This he did on the last occasion when he left this … the remainder he intends to pay for with the French king's ransom. He hopes to excite other princes to assist in the … their wages. The masters shall have the use of the usual buildings. The masters have taken an oath in the Chancery, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… written to Scotland, and to ask his master to help Henry's affairs at Rome. He told Chapuys that his master could do … the bricklayers; John Barloo, one of the purveyors for the buildings; John Moulton, master mason; Chr. Dyconson, master … lie. A stock lock upon a store-house door in the King's Street, Westminster. For a great pair of paulmed hinges with …