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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… a third living within 30 miles distance, along with Islip and Blechington, both in the diocese of Oxford, which he … [4 pages, damaged. Latin.] 105. Grant to Giles Bridges and Rob. Harris, on payment of 257 l. 1 s. 3 d. into the … sheet, imperfect. Latin.] 106. Proviso in a grant to John and Abraham , for their service about the customs, of 366 l. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… Majesties by the minority of Edw. Seymour, their ward, and in the tenure of Sir Edw. Rogers, are in great decay and require reparations, you are hereby authorized to survey … the Queen, being ladies, should be peace-keepers and peace-makers. She ordered the pursuivant to be well entertained, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… honours' content. He showed me his letters to his wife and sister. Should Norton make any further submissions? He shows himself a repentant and reconciled subject; he is no changeling, but hopes through Lords Leicester and Burghley, to whom he has written, to obtain Her Majesty's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… thing to be burdensome, but some money should be had now, and some the next two or three years, and a warrant granted for all together, that I may not have … architecture, Albert Durer's works, &c. Also I have a cabinet of pictures of the best masters; also busts, medals, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Flanders with the Queen's licence, telling Lords Warwick and Leicester my necessities, having only the King's wages of … I beg your favour herein. I served the Duke of Somerset and his wife, then my Lord of Suffolk, to his death; then … Lady Frances, his wife, who preferred me to Queen Mary, and so to the King of Spain. [1 page.] Dec. 14. Antwerp. 49. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Thanks for your remembrance of me when I was in Cornwall and Devonshire, where my Lord of Bedford and many others were partakers of your news. Your last I … day I went out of London until I came home again. My wife and children were also sick in my absence, but are now, thank …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that were forbidden by the statutes of 27 & 33 Hen. VIII. and 8 Eliz., viz., coloured cloths above the price of 3 l., and white cloths above 4 l.; and yet not all those, for it … fewer privileges, they beat down prices so low that divers makers ceased their trade. 6. Thus they brought down the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… between M. de la Fert in the name of the Duke of Anjou and myself. I sent it to his Excellency, after having had his … discharged. It refers everything to the Prince of Epinoy and me, and although the prince does not approve the … such words I parted from the king, leaving him in his cabinet, and addressed myself to Queen Mother, to whom I …
A New History of London
… Precedence; the others digested in Alphabetical Order, and numbered according to Precedence 1. Order. Companies. … Barbers. 1 Edw. IV. 1461 Monkwell-street. 12 l. 52 Basket makers. By prescription No hall. No livery. 40 Blacksmiths. … 14 Charles I. 1638 Beech-lane. 5 l. 13 s. 4 d. 81 Gold and silver wire drawers. 21 James I. 1623 No hall. No livery. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… Addenda 1692 Addenda 1692 [16912.] Accounts of artillery and stores of war at Namur, Brussels, etc., dated May, September and October, 1691, and February, 1692. [ Ibid., No. 50.] … patent, which I never saw till yesterday, as it was in my cabinet. That came about an hour after the letters went away, …