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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… retired to their tent, where they drank together. This done, the king of England took the king of France by the … gone heart and hand with Wolsey in all that he had done at the late conference. Every stroke of policy, … then have shown him more effectually what we would have done for him." In the end he charged his ambassador to employ …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… them." The memory of what Surrey and other noblemen had done, in their hour of triumph, was treasured up with … consent to your desire, any more than my progenitors have done." The Convocation, in their answer, disavowed in humble … a prime minister. He begs her, "for the old service he has done her," to make no rash engagements; "and for my part," he …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… offered less resistance than otherwise they would have done to the advance of the English troops. But if Henry had … du Palais, to visit the holy place and the relics. This done, he returned to dinner; after dinner he started from … his readers how Wolsey felt aggrieved that nothing was done or spoken in the House "but that it was immediately …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… rising spirit of equality wept with Hall over the wrongs done to crimson jackets and fine shirtsbut no more. "As soon … and led him after another oration to the high altar. This done, the Legate mounted his mule, and was conveyed to his … also in Latin, most elegantly and with all gravity." This done, they seated themselves, and the Legate's brother …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… her causes, and show himself much less cordial than he had done hitherto. 31 For an English subject, of no rank or … the charge of inconsistency on the ground that she had done so believing that the Scottish lords would have put an … not been his mind otherwise. Suppose his servants have not done their part in the keeping of the same, but as yet I pray …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… do produce,callousness and indifference. When cruelty has done its worst, it defeats itself, and dies of its own sting. … but had not yet been able to bring to maturity; that done, his brother Richard de la Pole, as Albany called him, … his forces for one great and effective blow, he might have done more towards humbling Albany's party than by all his …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… much for the confirmation of the King's book, as ever was done for the works of St. Augustine or St. Jerome." The day …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… most convenient to describe in a body. Where this has been done the papers all belong to the same year, and a schedule … moment for it did arrive, provided something were done in the meantime to discover the resentment of the … private fortune, he sturdily maintained that what had been done by persons of high rank and quality for their own or the …
A History of the County of York
… and right of a founder, and as haith bene accustomede and done by our predecessours unto his auncestors, our founders …
A History of the County of York
… of Archbishop Zouch. In 1348, to compensate for damage done by the royal army before the battle of Neville's Cross, … for being present at the fatal quarrel, though he had done his best to keep the peace. The canon who had been vicar …