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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… and shall have both his ears cut off and be banished the town. 4. If there is good proof against George Urde he shall … to repair to him, and expects to have in and about this town 6,000 or 7,000 men, and the rest of his party do … Linc. Account of repairs done upon a tenement in Spayne Lane, in 31 and 32 Hen. VIII., with some notes in another …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… privately to the King and Granvelle, and already this town 1 has paid its contingent, as also have Duke Maurice of … Alday, grocer, of a tenement at "le Netherende" of Sloper Lane in St. Antelen's parish, London, lately occupied by John …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Douglas, and also with Maxwell (who, after leaving this town, returned for causes of his own). Told, first, Sir … gladly pass by England, as they have also written to Mr. Hall, of Calais. Encloses both letters, and begs to know soon … A provision of it at Calais or some other neighbouring town would be of great service. Touching the articles for the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of amity, the King my master will be reasonable. As to the town of Ardre, the King my master does not think that his … but 400 of Tindale and Riddesdale have, on foot, burnt a town in Jedworth Forest and brought away 14 score of cattle … divers others, went the next day to Glasco and took the town and besieged the castle, which was fortified by …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Scotland and, by stopping fishing and traffic, force the town of Edinburgh and country round to fall to his devotion, … It may be that the inhabitants of Edinburgh will yield the town and castle. Begs to know how to proceed. Would grieve to … name, as shown in No. 323, was really Hallno doubt Francis Hall, whose name occurs in Vol. XVI. Nos. 297-8. April 6th. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… side and do the like, "without taking either the castle or town to mercy, though they would yield; for ye know the … promises, which are never remembered, to leave their chief town and country unhurt without any other surety than a small fortification which may be lost; whereas, the chief town of Scotland destroyed, there remains a perpetual memory …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… King's price for beef is 2 d. the pound whereas in this town it is 12 d. the stone. Have sent for the Wardens of the … in Hungary, esteemed at 40,000 horsemen, have taken a town 8 of importance. Venice, 22 April 1544. Hol., pp. 2. … power repairing to their succour will find their principal town in safety. Minding to have Edinburgh burnt and yet to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… the craft of the Chancellor, Lytyll Payne, and Whytt, the town clerk; and Master Dean, 4 too, is the writer's "heavy … Westbroke, Durforde priory, Suss.; the manor of Shortgrove Hall alias Shortgrove, Essex, St. Bartholomew's, … of Robt. Astell, Pratis, Leicestr'; which toft lies in a lane in Hauerburgh called Lubnham Lane between lands in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to Henry VIII. R. O. The lady Marques of Barghes, in whose town English merchants "in this troublous time" have received … to him desiring to have this Pasche Marte kept at her town of Barghes, as it was wont to be. Has only answered that … invasion, and on the last of March all returned to this town, where they found the Cardinal and Earl Marshal. Showed …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… that he leaves the castle and has no house in or near that town, which is thought the most "propice" place for him, as … l. in victuals to be continued here for the surety of the town. At Hallowmas last, at the departing of Mr. Rous, late … James Thatcher, archer of horseback within the King's town of Callayce, in last wars against Bulloyn, at my being …