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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… foolishly they have put their heads in. Mr. Dudley and Mr. Stukeley, who have been made very much of, return to England …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… to King Edward VI. Recommending to his favour Thomas Stukeley, an Englishman, who had served the French King …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… [ Latin. One page.] Sept. 19. 563. Information of Thomas Stukeley, gentleman, detailing his private conversation with …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… abroad, and procuring of relief for them, especially for Stukeley, to the intent they might serve for good instruments … any such commission given to the bishop of Ross concerning Stukeley or any other, nor had [she] any dealings with the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… man, if he came into England. He also told him that Mr. Stukeley had moved him to serve the Lord Robert, which he was …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… talk here of millions laid up for some great enterprise. Stukeley's piraces are much railed at here, and the writer …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… at Madrid was put in the Holy House, as is said by Thomas Stukeley's means. The Pope's Nuncio in November declared … and other new books are to be set forth in Latin. Mrs. Stukeley has sent certain letters from Ireland to her …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… within a month after notice given. Has desired that Stukeley might keep them company because of his lewd writing, … The Governor said that he would write to the King of Stukeley's speech. Has talked to Woodshawe, and sends his …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in Spain, but none more notable than one Thomas Stukeley. How this man, who had no penny, land, or livelihood … advised when upon the Queen sending Henry Cobham to him, Stukeley was demised with some reward to depart towards …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… not be ready till next spring. It is confirmed that Thomas Stukeley has gone to sea, with 900 men ; but it is said that …