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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the Electors, except that they meant to confer on the general affairs of the empire; and that they were going to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Spain will be assembled to delegate persons to go to the General Council at Trent. It will not be amiss for Cecil to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the bishoprics has been made known to the States. The general opinion is that it must be effected by force. There …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… an election. Lady Throckmorton has shown herself so good a solicitor for her husband's revocation, that yesterday Sir … no means so good to have unity in religion, as to have a general reformation of the abuses in the Church; which could … Council of the Wars, but has newly made him Commissary General of the Cruzada, and Treasurer of the galleys, whereby …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Prince of Cond or his friends, who are desirous to have a general reformation of matters of religion. She should also … else but the King and King of Navarre, as his Lieutenant-General. She answered that she perceived he was then on his … may be in repose, whereby they may together procure a general reformation of the Church and matters of religion. By …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… may add that it would be well for things past to give a general pardon. 6. After this speech to the Queen Mother or …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… is necessary that he should use on the Queen's behalf some general words of comfort to her, and the like to be done by …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… are anxious to get quit of him. They wish to hold him to general matters, and to turn his stay there to their own …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… there is not a penny stirring. Marshal Brissac now goes general for the King to Newhaven.Orleans, 22 April 1563. … Fr. Pp. 3. April 22. 656. Quittance of Meliadus Spinola. General acquittance by Meliadus Spinola to the effect that … and are willing to agree to a Germanic council, or to a General Council, provided it were free, and not restrained by …