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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Council wrote to Geo. Paulet, bailiff, and other justices of Jersey, to surcease proceedings in the cause between John … Anth. Paulet, wherein he tries to render me odious. I know of no such letter until the cause was determined, by virtue … undoing, so that he is at my suit bound to Her Majesty's peace, and Giles and Hugh Lempriere, near of kin to Dumaresq, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… in the present Parliament, prohibiting the transportation of iron ordnance; showing the fines imposed by the Act, 2 … this Act is not better than the one now proposed. One plea of the bill is that ordnance is transported to the enemy. … fortune. This way I move, as well in regard to my duty to see Her Majesty satisfied of her due, as to covet to maintain …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 1600 Feb. 4. Westminster. 25. Grant to John Leigh, clerk of the Buttery, in reversion after Roger, Lord North, of the office of keeper of Home Park, co. Kent, and master of … my coming away, that he might dispose of them himself. You see how impudently Mr. Asse lies, when every man knows I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to the Queen's proceedings, and a great hinderer of the King of Spain's courses. These be the Jesuit Baldwin and Owen's … practices, who have sent the Jesuits into England, to see if they could get anything under my hand, or any other …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… objected against the patent for transportation of cloths unwrought: 1. It will not decay the art of clothworking in this land, for the following reasons: 1st. … shipped some coarse cloths to Germany. [2 pages, draft. See Calendar, Dom. Eliz. 1600, pp. 383,384.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… you the money I lent him in his need, at the current rate of 6 d. the testoon and 2 d. the groat; and tell him that I … 20 s., which I promised her when she married. I trust to see them all again, but I am daily sore troubled with such incommodities of age that I trusted to have been dead and buried before …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… is so well; also the good amity between you and my Lord of Essex. As you two are the special councillors and pillars of Her Majesty's state, all that love her wish good … which he willed us to return. Family matters. [1 page. See Dom. Eliz., Vol. CCLXX., No. 113.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 17. Grant to Wm. Hope and Rob. Buck, on surrender of the former, of the office of making curriers ( sic), arquebuses, handguns, and daggers, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… will more discover. Meanwhile take this I write as matter of guess, not of intelligence. The beginning of the Queen's time, there was much ado about a book written …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 37. Calisthenes Brook to Dud. Carleton, at the Queen of England's agent's, Rue St. Jaques, Paris. I have missed … he knows not what order Council has taken about articles presented to them by the Jesuits, but they have used … John Garrat, Young, Evans, &c. England will never be at peace while Jesuits are in it, as they stir for the King of …