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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… the Pope he would only help the King of Scots for his own country, hoping his own right was best for England. It is … Attorney to prepare for signature. It cannot pass till the country consent to a reasonable price; without this the … yet effectual The matter must be kept secret till the country have agreed for the price, or the London tin …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… request his favour in the bill for Mr. Chambers; the whole country will be obliged if you can procure him to settle … ever since my coming, and they have spoiled all the country which I had preserved. I am nevertheless assured by … easily poison Tyrone through a poisoned host, being in the country to which he resorts, and pretending to wish to be a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… because of sickness, but she has now sent into that country a special messenger for him. You are to keep your … Queen should not have him, but not to be a traitor to his country. Relieved Englishmen to the extent of his power. … of or knew in Spain, dangerous to Her Majesty and his country. As to his coming home without any matter of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… the present prices, and whether it would not content the country to fix on a reasonable price, and continue it … and cry; sent six or seven men on horseback to raise the country and next towns, for apprehension of the robbers; … as 0 governs. he threatened to have Moody put out of the country for complaining that 0 had used hard speeches of him …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… appointed by the Count to lie in Jenillow, and ravage the country, because they have no pay, for which the Count … have borrowed money which has not been repaid. In this country forts are making to restrain the enemy. Those of … a man of good religion, and well affected to prince and country. May 21. 27. Certificate by Sir Thos. Sherley of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… a second petition for letters to certain gentlemen of the country to rectify their proceedings, when their Lordships … the wicked practices attempted against her person and country, by her foreign enemies and unnatural subjects beyond … confront him or any other. I was never a traitor to my country here nor beyond seas, and if, since coming over, I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… their men landed, and the town and other houses in the country thereabouts are fired. No more of the fleet are in … where they were both taken prisoners by a gentleman of the country, but were set at liberty two or three days after. I … they would have stayed longer to do more spoil to this country, had they not stood in fear of Sir Fras. Drake's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… so fully as will content your Lordship. As to armour, the country greatly excuse themselves by the armour and shot sent … our shire, but find that most of the gentlemen of our country have their serviceable geldings at grass, and that by … I hope to manifest that I respect Her Majesty and my country more than my own life, and to deserve the good …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and party by the decay of able men in that part of the country. The captain and justices will become suitors to your … in Harwich Water. We take the corn to be from the East country, and intended for some of the league towns in France, … now urged thereto by the pitiful complaints of many poor country people,. unable to buy corn; others for better …