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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… A book of the goods and merchandizes of Her Majesty's subjects in Spain; with three papers of the goods of … danger, and Carlisle would would have been gone; I was so welcome thither that such as came with me could scarcely get … or some other person to send him, or else it would be folly to do so. If her Grace would give him his bringing up …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 5. Antwerp. 55. John Lee to Lord Burghley. Since the Duke's coming to Antwerp, divers of our gentlemen of the late … Prestall hoped that the late printed book on Story's examination would have revived his credit, which yet is … I am, that my obstinacy be not accounted greater than my folly. I must go towards Italy the middle of August, unless I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Allan of York, should be spoiled, as they were the Bishop's own hands; and that if the Lord Keeper and Mr. Secretary … they would live and die with him, and hung upon his horse's tail and legs, exclaiming upon the whole country to stay … him to go back again. Heard Richard , the Earl of Derby's man, who came over a year since as cook to Lord Morley, say …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… be done, as we have proved your interest, and Holcombe's lawyers have not shown why he should not pay the 100 marks, and he merely denies it. Pray send me 32 s., the Court fees. You may write twice a week by Chas. … consider of the same, and meantime, and until by defendant's assent, the said recognizance be cancelled, neither …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… eyes; we request but our right, let us have that for God's sake. P.S.Her Majesty commands that this witnesses be heard with … thereof. I will complain of no one, though some men's folly has been the cause of my long troubles, which can only …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… years, to travel to or from the country about the Queen's affairs, with his servants, &c., and writ of protection for … of Queen and realm; for if his counsel were followed, God's truth would be defaced, our Queen have short days, and the … would be gracious to him. This he promised, for it were folly to conceal now, the matter being discovered before he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the King [of Spain], which I tried to do at his Excellency's request, persuaded by Avery Phillips, who came to Bruges, … showed me his passport. He told me that some of the Queen's Council had persuaded him to go and offer his service, and … that the Earl of Westmoreland should ride to Bruges to welcome him, and persuade him not to return, but the Earls …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury; total cost, 96 l. 18 s. 8 d. [ Dom. James I., Vol. LXXXIX., No. 7, f. 7 b.] June … or the Brill, was captain of the ship. The 225 l. 0 s. 8 d. specified in the book delivered to you, under the … in that kind of travail, he thinks it would be rather a folly in him than any pleasure to you to attempt it. [1 page. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… some young gentlemen, whereof one is Sir Nich. Throgmorton's son, who was recom mended to me by Her Majesty, and … the charge. I do not use these words so much to excuse my folly as to entreat you to use your favour in my allowance … ruin as the passage thereby is utterly decayed. The Queen's ships, as likewise the other barks appointed for me and my …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… . We have received your letters concerning Jacomo de Bardi's claim to certain goods which have been seized as belonging … Portuguese, and distributed amongst certain of Her Majesty's subjects, by way of recompense for goods of theirs stayed … but I fear that Bussy d'Amboise is like to pay for his folly, as also some others. The Sorbonnists have had of late …