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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… have been much hindered in the execution of our commission by troubles in the island. The bearer, the Dean, will certify … pleasure about finishing the work of the commission, which by help of the bailiff and jurats, will be quietly and … The Queen to the Captain and Commissioners of Guernsey for trial of pirates. On examinations and confessions of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Aster, dean of Guernsey, and others] commissioners for trial of Owen Dowin, Anth. Anderson, Jermin Johnson, and 14 … 20 infra.] May 28. 17, 18. Account of the fees received [ by the Clerks of the Privy Seal] for the quarter ending Nov. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… I may have many ways offended, but as we be all justified by grace and not by desert, so I protest my faith was before my works, and my … If many days' service and not a few years' proof have made trial of unremovable fidelity enough, without notable …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… of me what Dalton had done, and what order was taken by us. I told her as well as I could remember. Speaking of bringing the matter into the house to-morrow for trial of his speech, I found she wished it not to proceed to question or trial, and so bade me tell you; but as you were asleep, I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… to the Privy Council. We received your letters of 30 Oct. by Mr. Scott, prebend of Carlisle, signifying that I, the President, should inform myself, by Sir Thos. Gargrave and others of the Council here, of the … giving the Dean the advantage of seeking his proof by new trial of men's oaths. The Procurer refuses these and demands …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 63. John Lord Darcy to the Council. I understand by Her Majesty's and your letters, in what good part you … the Council's direction, may either be bailed or called to trial, so as to ease their charges. The Earl of … to Her Majesty touching Capt. Reed, who desires his trial, and defies all the world to accuse him of any offence …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… John Nevill, 10 of sundry gentlemen named, 10 "made forth by sundry men" named, and 39 retainers of none. [6 columns.] … and spare no offenders in that case, but let them come to trial, and receive due punishment. [ page, draft.] Jan. 11. … Her Majesty for Capt. Reed, who desires but to come to his trial, and defies any to charge him with deed, consent, or …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Leighton to Sir Wm. Cecil. Being several times driven back by contrary winds, I only arrived on Whitsunday at Guernsey, … them to the Lord Lieutenant and commissioners for further trial, otherwise Her Majesty is likely to lose the fines … that Hussey should be sent down to Durham for his trial next assizes, which will be in July. I will send the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… has not been found to continue long anywhere. Answer. By their corporation, no man is exempted that ever occupied … traffic are cheaper in Bristol than in London, as appears by our having of late brought great store to London, where we … restrain their serving process for witnesses, and thus no trial can be had.] Each process to be duly endorsed with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… to England to sell his land, will convert his money by exchange, and then come hither. Through Sir Fras. … he wrote me lamenting Fitzwilliams' death, knowing not by whom to proceed in his suit for the Queen's favour, which … all the officers of the bishopric have deposed for the trial of the custom of the manor, and the records of that …