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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… have been at the castle of Austinghes and elsewhere in the county of Guisnes, taking part against the Emperor, since … occupied by the king of France. And since the King's Council has not altogether rejected them you are to press them as far as you can. As to what the Council have said to you, that their master would seek for …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… i.e., Guillaume Paulet ?) who were all the persons of his council then at hand, and began to say that I had spoken of … augmentation thereof. The day after I left the Court the Council despatched a courier to France, and some say he will … chaplain, "of whose report hangs your information to the Council;" whom I will that ye receive as my trusty chaplain, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Coronation. He said, therefore, it were good that all his Council were here to consult on it, and bade me write to you … in Feryby, Willerby, Heysell, Swandland and Elley, in the county of the town of Kyngeston upon Hull; in Ulsby, Linc.; … the complaint of the weavers in the seven hundreds in the county of Kent." 1. That no clothier who has not had exercise …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… assent. Lord Privy Seal says the King desires you and the Council to punish the priest of Guisnes or any other who … and others mentioned in letters from him and the Council to the King, hearing of Odonell's death and O'Neil's … a general hosting with one month's provisions. By the Council's advice appointed O'Neil to come to the borders …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… has received a privy seal to appear before the King and Council. He does not know the cause, but supposes it is for a … and this oath should be offered by commissioners in each county, and given to the Lords at next Parliament. (3.) … Prince. Abuse of coyne by the Walshmen, marchers of the county of Dublin, the Geraldines, the baron of Delvyn, and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… him not to think that he was advised by any man but the Council here in recommending the changing of Sir John … the bearer, my servant James Sherlock, his receiver in county Wexford, and I desire you to give him some honest farm … in Kildare; as an indifferent trial cannot be had in the county, you are to decide the case. The abp. of Casshell …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… bailly of Dunoys. His son has got his place of the Great Council and is seeking hard to obtain the said bailliage. … King's majesty, having protested eftsones not to be at any Council to be indicted by the bishop of Rome, Mill repose … wrote "that he was made a god here with the King and his Council, and bade Mason speak boldly, for he was in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to Thos. Hakluyt, of Eyton, gent., clerk of the King's Council in these marches. Some of the plate and money is … Copy, pp. 3. 15 Sept. 355. Sir Reynold Carnaby to the Council of the North. R. O. Since his last, was at the … Heron), and sent them to Warkworth Castle till he hear the Council's pleasure. Encloses a bill of their names. On this …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… speak of it. Desires to have the office in this Court and Council of solicitor for the King's subjects, who repair … to advertise him of what passes here. Lately the Emperor's council commanded that no foreign cloth should be brought into these kingdoms. Thereupon petitioned the Council in the name of the city of London and other cities, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… sent his son of Surrey, his treasurer, and others of his council, who have taken the surrender and left the Duke's … was 12 days before he was taken. Pp. 2. 21 Sept. 404. The Council of the North to Sir Reynold Carnaby. R. O. Have … outlaws whose names have been intimated to him by the Council and by John Horsley, for the fearful example of their …