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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… honours' content. He showed me his letters to his wife and sister. Should Norton make any further submissions? He shows himself a repentant and reconciled subject; he is no changeling, but hopes … of manors, lands, or tenements held of lessees under the Crown, and forfeited for non-payment of small arrears of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… in the churchyard of Leigh. I give my son Thomas a pot and a pan that his grandfather left, and an iron bar in the chimney, immediately after the decease … To Margaret, my daughter, a red cow. To Anne, my daughter and her heirs, my free lands in Herefordshire, after 16 years …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… that he had lodged in Danby's house as a serving man, and that Danby was at John Scott's house, at Colbeck in … servants to apprehend any strangers found thereabouts, and to bring Scott before me; finding no strangers, they … Danby or knowing where he was; I have committed him, and Carlisle for letting him pass. I hear that Danby has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… the late faction have been earnest suitors for pensions, and after waiting for Lords Seaton and Fleming, who lately came from Scotland, they all returned … where they might be shipped for England, I could save the Crown and realm 60,000 l. a year. [3 pages.] July ? 64. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Nov. 5. 90. Order in the suit of Fras. Alford, plaintiff, and Ludovic Greville, defendant, that Wednesday next is the … to Lord Burghley. There has been hot talk that Lord Seaton and Dacre, with a Spaniard of credit, were gone for Scotland with two ships laden with munition and arms,whereof 10 or 16 pieces were taken out of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 2. Antwerp. 29. Fras. Norton to the Earl of Leicester and Lord Burghley. It were too troublesome to you to … Northumberland to our errors, which is most untrue, for I and the Earl were not friends; and dwelling both in our parishes for three years, I never …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Burghley. I have been so bold as to write to Her Majesty, and of her like or dislike thereof I shall be glad to hear. I … they grow, who chose 10,000, which were marked with the crown and rose, and were the goodliest ever brought into … 123. Pedigree to prove the Queen of Scots' interest in the crown of England, on the decease of Queen Elizabeth without …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… carry my letter, since others have miscarried. My father and I commend ourselves to you and the good laird of Cowbardye; we do not forget your friendship and courtesy, and will requite it if ever it lies in us. We …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… to pass into England; I found him to be an Englishman, and examined him. He denied having any letters, whereupon I had him searched, and found a number sewn up in his hose, besides beads, agnus … have written above 1,200 since Her Majesty came to the Crown; and having warrant by my instructions from Her Majesty …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… doublet, a long gown of black raised velvet, nightcap, and a felt hat, he looked about him, and after a little stay, asked where he should stand to speak … suffer in this place. It is my fortune to be the first, and I pray God I may be the last, and that my death may be an …