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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… then is there also difficulty enough, especially in money matters. I have had orders to urge them forward that her …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to me in this journey, for though I know that in these matters of service he regards not my trouble, yet I lose my … which are our yeomen with us, the merchants, with the religious and those that belong to the clergy, which … 1598, June 16. After Mr. Wade had shewed me the idle matters penned by Sir William Stafford I did yesterday talk …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of war, they will attempt little until they know how matters will go with her Majesty in this negotiation, or …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… the conference and gain his consent for reconciling all matters, on whose judgement both the mother and the children … meet to be reformed in Escheator's doings, and some other matters proper to be known to you as Master of the Court of … laws. But this other obtruded authority is conjoined with matters of state in the highest degree. The same men that …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… delivered, does not give time to appoint this day, other matters being also appointed which must be disappointed. But … but submits himself humbly, wisely and dutifully. As the matters were delivered learnedly and gravely by her Majesty's …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… appeared nothing touching her Majesty's person, but other matters of state, as may appear by his confession, which I … Mr. Hickes. [? 1600,] June 25. Has information of sundry matters which may greatly profit the Master of the Wards, and … but indirectly. If this poor gentleman have the foil, the religious service of God and her Majesty in these forlorn …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… places and persons, so far remote from authority in matters of religion; the condition of printing even within …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… weeks before he charged me of this matter of most grievous matters, albeit nothing was said to him. Because I have … I have not greatly erred in observations, but if now those matters which remain in my discovery may be put to trial, I never came out of Ireland so sufficiently provided. The matters are of that nature that I doubt not trial. Touching …