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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… OF THE REIGN OF JAMES I. 1603 [April 17.] "The poore men's petition to their King," for uniformity in religion, … B.] June 8. The King to the Provost and Fellows of King's College, Cambridge. For a lease to Wm. Kellett of the … Attorney General are not to be debarred access to the King's Privy Chamber. [ Ibid., No 35 A.] July 6. Holyrood House. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… (where these differed from these of the Commission's investigators) as the results of a longer, closer and more … p. xxvii, IllustrationSaffron Walden (136): for "Clapton's" read "Cloptons." p. xxxii, 29: delete reference to Great … Chapel of Adams' Brewery in Trinity Street nearly mile W.S.W. of the parish church contains the following late …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… pause: By soft incitements won his listless ear, Religion's comforts open'd to his view; Gain'd on his thoughts, and … Here will I bring my mind to solemn test: Seek Wisdom's source and draw from thence the truth; Pure fountain, … holds, alike, the aged and the youth; Indulge in fancy's walk, my wonted stray, Now as the rays of light are on the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… a picture of Duke Charles, and given by him, by the King's command, to the French Ambassador. [ page. See Calendar 17 … bills for 20 l. a year a piece, to John Smith, the Prince's trumpeter, and Wm. Pierson, his drummer. [ page.] [Dec. … son and heir of the said William, in case of his father's death during his minority. [15 sheets, Latin, damaged. See …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… I wish to satisfy you about the offence taken at the King's clemency towards the lay recusants, and my own letter to … to the dean, it was better founded than Sir John Peyton's, who contested with the King for the nomination of the … in charge, and received their accounts, without the dean's interfering. Now to take away from the bailiff the profit …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… that some sell Gascony wine at 16 d. the gallon, sack at 2 s. 4 d., and Malmsey at 2 s. 6 d. If this gap be not stopped, neither I nor all the … have wrongly informed "your worships" that the Lady Lenox's licence and his have been the only ones in four years for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Burghley, to whom he has written, to obtain Her Majesty's mercy. He has left other friends, therefore he would do ill … misdeeds the Killing of George Breame, one of Her Majesty's subjects. If this be tolerated, no faithful subject can … be brought to accord with Morton, and thereby the King's party made the greater. All the friends to the Queen of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Allan of York, should be spoiled, as they were the Bishop's own hands; and that if the Lord Keeper and Mr. Secretary … they would live and die with him, and hung upon his horse's tail and legs, exclaiming upon the whole country to stay … him to go back again. Heard Richard , the Earl of Derby's man, who came over a year since as cook to Lord Morley, say …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… of English books, with English litanies, as far from God's word as ours is to it, with a number of hypocritical and … 22 June, and arrived at Leith on Friday. Upon the Regent's departure from Leith, and Mr. Marshal having nothing to do … I was desirous to speak with him; he returns to-morrow. P.S.I have sent you a piece of his writing. [1 page.] July 6. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… for resisting poison, and especially unicorn's stone, which may be tried before buying it with good … Aug. 12. 106. Petition of a Frenchman of St. Martin's to Lord Treasurer Burghley. Has been wronged by the … they left a cloak bag full of vestments at Thos. Waterton's house, whereupon I directed a commission for taking him and …