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A New History of London
… defeated the plans projected in other parts, Sir Thomas Wyat raised a formidable insurrection in Kent. The duke of … Alexander Brett, who at Rochester carried his men over to Wyat: a desertion which raised the hopes of the insurgents, … which were the only objects of this rebellious company. Wyat in the mean time continued his march to London, and when …
The Environs of London
… Samuel Johnson 28, 1753; Owen Gethin, Gent. 1754; Edward Wyat, Esq. 1758; and William Everest, Gent. 1777. At the east …
The Environs of London
… suppression of monasteries, it was granted to Sir Thomas Wyat 8, who was beheaded by queen Mary. It afterwards …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… &c., have been Roger Ascham; Sir John Cheke; Sir Thomas Wyat; Lord Treasurer Burleigh; Lord Keeper Williams; Dr. John …
The Environs of London
… escaped with his life, being accused as an accomplice in Wyat's conspiracy; he owed his safety to his own ingenious …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 25th April, 1598. Holograph. Seal. 1 pp. ( 177. 5.) Henry Wyat to Mr. Donriche. 1598, April 26. As to the finding of …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Manual. Privy seal. 1 p. ( 173. 29.) Thomas Mascoll (Mr. Wyat) to Mr. William Lewson (Sir Robert Cecil). 1595/6, Jan. … From Paris, 15 January, 1595, stilo antiquo. Endorsed :Mr. Wyat to my master [Sir Robert Cecil] by the name of Maskall. …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… 19 o Januarii, 1595. Undated. p. ( 133. 132.) Mr. Wyat to Sir Robert Cecil. 1595/6, Jan. 20. The news of the … at London, this. Endorsed by Cecil's Secretary :Mr. Wyat from Paris; received at London the 7th February and … to my lord Treasurer.Jan. 25, '95. 7 pp. ( 30. 15.) Mr. Wyat to Sir Robert Cecil. 1595/6, Jan. 25. Since my last …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… you may well remember the purse Queen Mary was put to in Wyat's rebellion, and in more peril for that there was not …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of the manor of Aylesford, formerly possessed by Sir Henry Wyat and Sir Thomas Wyat, and afterwards granted to Sir Robert Southwell, now …