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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… sister Ann is married to one Haunserd, a gentleman of that country, and of good living, but yet he and she both out of … belonging to Mr. Robt. Sackville, and lives well in that country; her mother and friends marvel they do not hear from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and stolen some player's apparel, &c., and came to this country, where he remains in the service of his Excellency; … the King of Scots' title to the Crown of England, to which country I hear it is sent. * * * The King of Scots tries to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… to try its force, and with 10 galleys to take the whole country of Cornwall. The mutiny of the island soldiers has … Cecil. I have often determined to acquaint you how this country has been governed since my arrival, but presuming you … will go there. The King has reason to fear, for his country is much weakened by the late great mortality; and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… was dissuaded by Smith from going into the Archduke's country; he said, if so he should not meddle in the matter. I … said he could carry me safely to and from the Archduke's country. Sir Robert said he did not love to be mocked; that … would not be accounted an informer. I would be glad for my country's good if this house were suppressed, yet had I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… for them to do so, I must remind you how unfurnished the country is of troops for defence of a place of that import, … colours, to seize the fort, burn the adjoining town and country, and either hold them till further supplies come, or … command, Tyrone should yield his obedience, with his country, to the Earl as under the Pope; that the Earl should …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… the air. I never was on horseback since my coming into the country, and now I must be forced to keep my chamber, and … The 4,000 men planted in the heart of the traitor's country have so discouraged his party that some have come … We send the names of gentlemen of value and zeal to their country, who will doubtless be willing to assist, and wish a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… I take a better means than this, for the honour of God, my country, and cause, to gain patronage and merit of … is past) some of us may rise to do more than this for our country. Pray countenance my poor brother Edward Kendall; he … and you know what outrages have been committed in that country by the evilaffected; this matter should be severely …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… with half the number of our mariners, and if the west country sailors be discharged here, 300 l. would be saved in … missed us but half an hour. In my way from Court to the country, passing through Windsor, I found unlooked for Sir … I enclose a note of directions to those you send into the country, for there cannot be too great circumspection in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… perform it, as the Duke of Pomerland would not suffer his country to be weakened of a matter of such strength, so that … power to strive against it. If you dismiss me into the country as banished from your presence, life itself will be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… after George Banks, with a non obstante of the statute of country. [ Draft, page.] 18. The Queen to the tinners of … of those interested, that it had the goodwill of the country, or I would not have attempted it, had the land been … whence I came, in giving intelligence of the state of the country in matters of war. I could write privately daily, and …