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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… thought convenient to be put in order for service of the country, yet upon considering the present state of affairs, … of the trained bands may be chosen from the men of the country that have permanent habitation, and not taken up from … be assured to be only employed for the service of the country, for for our own person when we shall have cause to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… encounter him. If most of his ships are Easterlings, Low Country ships, and such as serve by constraint, he will not … up, and shoot three pieces of ordnance, on which all the country within hearing is to repair to Chatham church and … carried off in his absence, and refuses to pay for it. The country, being much charged with taxation, would be unwilling …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… the Lieutenant of the Tower will send the bonds into the country to be sealed. I took the rest of my friends' bonds, … any great progress or farther march into the heart of our country ? 8. Whether if he be on foot, with great forces, we … together, and they have convenient havens in the Low Country. None of our coast towns could resist a sudden …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… the King to grant peace to the papal religion in his country. I had noted in the margin those who were to be sent … him to rise; refused at first, but on his saying the whole country would rise, answered that if all rise, he must needs … are to be redelivered and preserved as before, that the country may have no reason to complain of loss or diminution …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to all who choose it to have their cloths dressed in the country. Also note of six different sorts of cloth which may … taking advantage of the extremities they thought our country to stand in, for lack of place to vent the commodity … the whole nation. This fleet being stayed in the West Country, and so the enemy disappointed of that furniture, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… that there was sickness in the army, scarcity in the country, but everywhere preparations for a voyage, it was … has received of me of the Queen's for the service of that country. [2 pages.] Encloses, April 21, 1596. 131. ia. Wm. … my life so high as to neglect to do what I can for my country's good. April 28. The Court at Whitehall. 145. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… have more hopes than ordinary of the conversion of our country are very pregnant; first, the high degree of credit … pursurivants, for fear of which I was forced to leave my country. [2 pages.] Feb. 6. 34. Petition of 12 servants of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and others; Bradshaw, being a miller and travelling the country, undertook to persuade others to join. 4. Arranged … in arms, so that there is no passage or travelling in the country, without great danger from soldiers; eight days past, … on account of your weighty occupations. This poor country and city far exceeds any other so big in poverty, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… You know that I spwich, with other port towns of that country, furnished and set forth last summer, at great … ships and 7,000 soldiers, and many have died since. The country is in mighty fear from a rumour of a navy preparing …