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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Burghley. If Strong, the Irishman, had been lately taken in England (and he narrowly escaped, being thought a Spaniard … would come in, or soon be overthrown. The Earl of Ormond's forwardness is greatly misliked, and yet they commend his faith and constancy to the Crown. The Bishop of St. Asaph and his company are come to Rheims. By letters from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that you have had a special care for those sent to travel in this isle, according to the charge given to you, as well … plainly. The bearer hereof returns with the Duke of Guise's servants, who having brought presents to the King, go not empty away. The chief is St. Paolo, an Italian, who has so carried himself that he has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… from me, I have hunted his company, because he not being in a commendable course, either for studies or manners, my … offended, and especially that it would kindle Her Majesty's displeasure towards me. Yet my Lord Ambassador of England … to Sec. Walsingham. Philip de Carteret, seigneur of St. Ouen in Jersey, is repairing to England, to do homage for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… brother, Sir Amias Paulet. Peter Rocquier, being lately in Normandy, received intelligence of attempts meditated … and their confusion. Pray return the bearer speedily. P.S.I will send this intelligence to the lieutenant of … I write you what has happened since I last wrote from St. Omer. I sailed on the day of St. John Baptist, my …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… town, having heard from one of my spies that Windsor was in Arthington House, but when I got there he had gone. It is … I stayed my purpose till I had made trial of the priest's word, and immediately sent my men there, who did not lose … place, and all wrong doing be avoided. page.] Nov. 29. St. Swithin's Lane. 25. J. Good to . I perceive by yours of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 124. Deposition of William Smith. While his Lordship was in France, he was visited by several persons who brought him … by Mr. Throgmorton from Paris; Mr. Stourton, Lord Stourton's brother; Browne, Vause, and Talbot, of Rouen; Polydore … five and a half months; before that lived nine years in St. Paul's Churchyard, and is well known to Sir Thos. [ sic] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Walsingham. A bill of complaint was exhibited to Council, in the name of the ministers of Guernsey, concerning the … fifth part of a penny for a calf, the worst being worth 6 s. 8 d. or 8 s., which is too little; so the ministers will … among the most bounden. [1 page.] Oct. 24. Mr. Harboon's, St. Clement's Churchyard. 21. Richard Sporr to his sister. I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Walsingham. I have gone through the posts to Berwick, and in my journey have examined the books in general, and find … Fras. Walsingham, or any of the Council for Her Majesty's affairs, is to affix a label, subscribed with his name, of … amends for all. Meantime I send two pieces, the one of St. John, the other a poetical story taken out of Ovid, where …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… on payment of a fine, of certain lands and rents specified in that island, belonging to him in right of his office, rent … had possessed. [1 page.] Annexing, 37. i. Dr. Hamond's report of the case of Denis Roux of Guernsey. He was … For deliverance of the presbytery to the parishioners of St. Peter's port. For the camparts and rents bought by the
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of the Yelds of Knoll," viz., the copy of the King's grant made to Walter Cook and others, and to the masters, … keepers, brethren, and sisters of the fraternity of St. John Baptist, of Laurence Martin, and of St. Anne. … 6 Sept., 23 Eliz., to be shown to the writer's attorney in Lichfield, viz., counterpart of the lease of Winterton; …
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