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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… from so gracious and worthy a prince, sensibly to feel the benefit of these virtues to be relieved and revived by them, … these parts. Notwithstanding in my conceiving little or no benefit can be made by washing, yet I hold it meet to be … and thirty or forty days bestowd therein I shall lose the benefit that otherwise might be had by such trials. To the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Vice-Chamberlain for his interest and take it as a benefit from his Highness. You see how little comfort I take … Crawfordmore as thereby may be some apparent likelihood of benefit to continue these works to his Majesty's use, or a … of gold, or if no veins. In which eight trials if the benefit of the gold washes with such copper and lead ores as …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Because of this he has not been able to enjoy the full benefit of the King's grant. He asks that letters ordering …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Mr. Burges's fellow parson at Wadsden, desired the benefit of the law, whereof he had taken counsel of some of … My answer was that he both should and might have the benefit of the law as occasion should require. Mr. Burges … to his project for making small moneys, as well for the benefit of the King, as the relief of the poor; and prays him …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… thus invalidated, petitioner asks that he be given the benefit of forfeitures or penalties due to the Exchequer up …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… give a general thanks for that which came as a particular benefit from Salisbury. He will teach his two little boys to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… with me for my custody, which will turn to his further benefit, that then you would vouchsafe to give way thereunto, … lands. Yet hitherto he could never fully enjoy the benefit of the grant. Seeing his estate plunged into so deep …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… requests that Waltham and Geary should enjoy the benefit of the same law which others have lately had in … have been so long concealed, and that he be awarded the benefit of all profits which may be due to the Crown as the … served him for seventeen years but without much material benefit. Recently she has been urged by some of the Company …