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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the proclamation of the war, he is to come here on Tuesday or Wednesday. If they are of an older date, he is to … touching Tadeo, the messenger whom he sent to Wolsey, or touching the Pope's opinion, of which he wrote by three … to the army of the Imperialists, and will be made leader or governor of Naples. The cardinals Orsini and De Cesis, who …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… intimated to my friend Thos. Lark, that either Dan Francis or Dan Boston was to be my successor, I have resigned. Has no … to the "business" in these parts, and the chances of peace or war. He will also report what has come within his own … with sufficient authority from the Emperor, he should be welcome; but the King refused to enter into any specialties …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that the Imperialists will find no safety except at Capua or Benevento. The towns of Melphi and Venusia, and those of … is determined. The Florentine troops will be here today, or at all events tomorrow. D. Petrus Alvisius de Tarneto and … The Pope sent Sanga, who was the Datary's servant, to welcome them, to apologise that he could not better receive …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in engaging learned men. Has no reason to doubt the faith or sincerity of either of them, but he wonders that they leave him without money or advice. The sum, in addition to the hundred which Ghinucci … "Mine own good Mr. Secretary, these shall be not only to welcome you home, whose presence I have greatly missed here …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… England to examine the fact whether the Queen was cognita or not, he might commit the whole cause there, seeing that … for preferment to the yearly value of 1,000 l. st. or marks." Sends a copy of the league lately made between the … of the said marriage, preventing any impediment to it, or of the succession, which please God will follow, and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Convocation, &c. : 1. That no constitution be promulged or put in execution without the King's assent. 2. That 32 … you shall be sure of three hens, by which you will have 50 or 60 eggs this year. Recommends to his favor the servants of … by his Ministers. Copy of an indenture between lord Waltham and Rod ... Copy of a patent for the Master of the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… much in it, declaring that there should be no rooms bought or sold hereafter in Calais. The bishops of Worcester and … to know whether the goods were in the King's hands or in his, but he denied having them. I also delivered your … to arraign Wynsham. He answered he would arraign them all or none. Likewise the said Phillyps cried out that he might …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… yesterday at Lochmaben Stane, to try whether the English or Scots provoked the business at Cannonby Holme, your … Hulme, Battle, Winchcombe, Colchester, Shrewsbury, 9 Waltham. Dukes of Richmond, Norfolk and Suffolk; marquis of … Friday the new Ambassador sent word by the man I sent to welcome him that he wished to talk with me and be friendly, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… a piece of wine of Englishmen, and sometimes a barrel or two of herrings," but it was with their good wills. I told … French king, who did not go to Peronne, will be here today or tomorrow, and will go with the army; for he wishes to see … velvet in lady Lisle's gown. When money comes it will be welcome to Mr. Basset. Mr. Popley will not meddle yet about …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and that Wellysburn could do himself nor no man else good or harm. Desires to be recommended to the King. Abendon, 11 … between this and the Wight, an "Arogasey," a ship of 400 or 500, coming from Hampton, where she was laden. Towards … short letters signifying the King's contentation were so welcome that he is anxious for the declaration thereof. If he …