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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… suit to go. It is a place of good service, as from thence wood and corn may be had within half a mile of the highway to … Sir William Damsell. Endd. Pp. 4. Dec. 7 & 9. 1214. Thomas Wood to Cecil. 1. Will perceive by his Lordship's letter to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… realm. For these causes she is minded to send M r John Hay, master of requests, to France, if her Council find it …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Endd. Pp. 4. Dec. 29. 887. Examination of Captain Edward Wood. Says that Partridge declared to him that he had stamps …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… crimes, &c., since the troubles began. 1 p. Copy in Hay's writing. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk). 313. Randolph to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… more moderately than otherwise he would do. 2 pp. In Hay's writing. Indorsed: "La harangue que fit Monsieur de …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Clerk: the first containing the examinations (1) of John Hay younger of Tallo 13 th December 1567, ii. (2) of John … process, verdict and judgment against the said Hepburn, Hay, Powrie and Dalglish as guilty of said murder, also read … and the Justice Clerk.: Confession and deposition of John Hay younger of Tallo as to his part in the King's murder. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… do to the contrary. By act of the Secret Council. Signed: Hay. 1 pp. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk). Cott. Calig. C. I., … her majesty's pleasure be that fuel may be taken in Castle Hay Park, being nigh the castle, it would be a great help. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… England into their ships.Edinburgh, 14 Dec. 1569. Signed, Hay. Copy. Endd. Pp. 1. Dec. 15. 535. The Queen of Navarre to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… L. Ogilvi pro. Ruthven, pro. Lyndsay L. Lynsay, pro. Hay L. Yester pro. Maxewell L. Maxewell pro. a "barne," Mr. … p. and ab. Keyt, Deir. pro. son to the Earl Marshall. (Hay.) Munynnusce, pro. p. Hamelton, Arbrothe, pro. second son … pro. My L . . . pro. Mr. "Rober" M t Land, pro. Mr. John Wood, pro. Mr. Archibald Cowper . . . The bishop of Arkenay, …