...; ' so withal you deny me not your prayers for 'increase of God's strength in me. In great ' haste, I leave you to the grace of God, and ' rest your very loving friend, ' Westminster, • GUIL. Batlw. If Wellen.' ' Jan. 18, 1626."' " Milord Clarendon disoit ici, que la...

...Plays at Christ Church. And 1 pray let me have an account from you of the settlement of these things. So I leave you to the grace of God, and rest, Your loving friend, W. CANT. Cnydun, July 16, 1630. Aug. 8. Wednesday night. Towards the morning, I dreamed...

...not doubting but that you will show yourselves very respectful to these his majesty's commands, we leave you to the grace of God, and rest your very loving friend, " June 17, 1634. W. CANTERBURY." The same directions, as to the main, were sent to the factory at Hamburgh,...

...not doubting but that you will show yourselves very respectful to these his majesty's commands, we leave you to the grace of God, and rest your very loving friend, " June 17, 1634. W. CANTERBURY." LAUD, But notwithstanding this order was generally received in > —...

...plays at Christ Church. And I pray let me have an account from you of the settlement of these tilings. So I leave you to the grace of God, and rest, Your loving friend, W, CANT. Croydon, July 16, 1630. REVERENDISSIME CANCELLARII?, TENSIS ad coelum palmis,...

...relieve, I shall do my best, and for the future, my lord, proineis to me they shall be duelie payed. So I leave you to the grace of God, and rest, Your lordship's very loving friend and brother, Croyden, October 4, 1C34. W. CANT." The next letter, if...

...meantime you may proceed with your counsel, and acquaint the rest of the heads with my resolution. So I leave you to the grace of God and rest, Your very loving friend, W. CANT. Lambeth, May 20, 1636. TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. The humble Petition of William,...

...government. And thus not doubting of your readiness and willing obedience herein, I leave both himself and you to the grace of God, and rest Your [very] loving friend and chancellor, W. CANT. Ltimbeth, July 10, 1639. [To my very loving friends the vice-chancellor, the...

...and his fault together. Soe, wishing you a happy new yeare and all faire passage in your government, I leave you to the grace of God, and rest Your very loveinge friende. This is only a copy, but corrected by the archbishop's own hand, as far as I can...

...and his fault together. Soe, wishing you a happy new yeare and all fairc passage in your government, I leave you to the grace of God, and rest Your very loveinge friende. This is only a copy, but corrected by the archbishop's own hand, as far as I can...