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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… his promise to maintain and allow their custom of wood and coals, all this year, they have had no wood for the reparation of their houses, for which the foster …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by Cecil. Fr. Pp. 2. June 27. Forbes, ii. 443. 948. Thomas Wood to Lord Robert Dudley and Cecil 1. The letters sent …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the order prohibiting the importation of wine and wood in French vessels; and that the clause permitting free … There are two ships of Bristol in the islands, lading wood, and no man-of-war.Seville, 19 June 1564. Signed by Hen. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… as strong as the other, or not at all. Though M r John Hay master of Requests was appointed, I know by his letter to … majestie with shame." Archibald Graham returns with Mr. Hay, chiefly to aid him, being a strangerand in hope to end … for her trusty and well beloved councillor "Maister John Hay commendatare of Balmerynoch" her principal master of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of Scots to the Queen. Asks audience for the bearer, John Hay, Commendator of Balmerino, her principal Master of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… willed to advertise their resolution, written by M r John Wood his secretary, and return to them her majesty's answer …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Signed: Your richt essurit frind lifullie James D. p. In Hay's writing, and address. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk): ". . … command lifullie, James D. 1 p. Written and addressed by Hay. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk): "5 Junij 1567. The D. of … Your gud frind Marie R. p. Written and addressed by Hay. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk). Small wafer signet …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… and so hindered any revocation then. 1 pp Written by John Wood. Indorsed (by Cecil): "5 Junij 1568. Pro Com. Murray." … 2 pp. Closely written in a Scottish hand. Indorsed (by Hay): "A note of that quhilk is to be reportit be M r … and occasion. Hoddome. Signed: James Stewart. 1 pp. In Hay's writing. Addressed. Indorsed (by Cecil's clerk): " . . …