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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… they were before. 3039. Touching resignations of churchmen making profession 3039. Nothing answered. of religion, sale … and receiving of money, sale of woods, acts of hostility, making of artillery, treaties with foreign princes, &c. 66 … to the contrary, and likewise yearly to be taken at the making of any head officer in any town, city, or place. 88. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Prince of Cond. The Kings of Spain, Portugal, and Fez are making preparations against the Turk, who is said to intend … to him of the departing of the Spaniards. It was five o'clock at night before the Duke entered the castle with ten …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of that country, and especially to the compounding and making up of those differences that were between the Regent …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… with great favour. They have presented the King with a clock of great value and singular fashion. The substance of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… his clergy ; and that the Kings of Spain and Portugal are making great levies of men in every corner. I received the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the commissioners of the Emperor and the Duke of Cleves, making them hope that things would fall out to their profit … with a less number. On Sunday, the 23rd, about twelve o'clock, his Highness and the Council sent for me. I came at … here, and I did not receive their decision till twelve o'clock yesterday. Among others who do well here, none are …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Wilson, judge he would strike the best stroke for making peace if he were sent into Germany. But the Prince … to come under one 'Figuerolla.' Count Hannibal de Emps is making two regiments of 'lansknights' in Allmany. It is … since the last dealing of the Flushingers upon the seas in making and taking of prizes, been a suitor to the Prince and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… considering the hope with which she had entertained them, making them reject the former offers of the Duke and neglect … men's apprehension of an invasion in England or Ireland, making it necessary for her Majesty to keep her men at home, …