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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 33 January 1594 January 1594 Jan. 15. 1. "A diversity of the faults enquirable upon the frontiers." Decay of divers … waste without people, partly by the spoil of the enemy, and partly by fire. Tenements wherein the tenants were able … what care I can for feeding those that are to come, but our store will not serve long. Pray have beer, &c. sent. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 1597 July 1597 [July 9.] 84. The Queen to the Officers of Exchequer. Anth. Watson, Bishop of Chichester, Robert … Langley, of St. Augustine's ad portam, London, draper; and Mich. Gardiner, clerk parson, Greenford. Magna, co. … dignity of his place, and chargeable attendance upon us as our Almoner, without forbearance of his first fruits longer …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… throughout my wardenry, prohibiting all men, under pain of punishment, to intermeddle with the resetting or … the two Scotchmen who stole the Queen of Scots' jewels, and were taken by Earl Bothwell at Newcastle, I went to the … at law for my own. Worst of all, now when it has pleased God to visit me with sickness, which I hope to put off, none …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 1598 March. 95. Charles Paget to Thos. Barnes. I am sorry our talk in the Capello has no better effect. The Earl of Essex's father was very good to my brother and myself; he may remember the difference between his father …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 33 May 1595 May 1595 May 2. Basingstoke. 42. Na. Steward and Geo. Rythe to the Masters of Requests. We received Her Majesty's commission to us, Edw. … as none appeared, nor either of the defendants, we lost our travail, and the complainant his charge of assembling his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… be drawn together upon occasion into an army for defence of our realm; in order that they should be beforehand better armed and instructed, we are pleased to send captains chosen for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… November 1596 [Nov. 11.] 65. The Queen to [the officers of Exchequer]. Large sums being required for Ireland, we will … of which 15,000 is to be solely for the wages of the army, and 5,000 l. for victuals for it, to be monthly defalcated … him so shrewdly that it makes him now and then pray to God, and talk of Heaven. P.S.One thing I stand in bodily fear …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 23. Guernsey. 50. Sir Thomas Leighton to Lord Burghley. Our last Breton news is that the Duke of Mercur has made his accord with the King, and is to have money and the government of Poictou, but not …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… at north since shipping my letters, they could not pass, and the time has brought another note of intelligence, which, although it imparts little more than … any credit, the poorer sort are undone, and the service of God and the Prince neglected. Answer A commission should be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… William Tresham to Mr. Barnes. I have taken my passport, and am dismissed from following these services, and intend to bestow the rest of my days in my natural obedience, if it shall be grateful … I shall shortly be at the sign of the Annunciation of our Lady in Calais. P.S. Let me hear what hopes we have of …