Memorials of the Rebellion of 1569J.B. Nichols, 1840 - 419 páginas |
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... matters betwixt her majesty and other princes ; yet she is satisfied that he shall be released on giving bond of £ 1000 , not to deal directly or indirectly in any mat- ters applying to her majesty or the state of this realm . " He soon ...
... matters betwixt her majesty and other princes ; yet she is satisfied that he shall be released on giving bond of £ 1000 , not to deal directly or indirectly in any mat- ters applying to her majesty or the state of this realm . " He soon ...
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... matter of history , yet the following additional par ticulars will not be uninteresting or misplaced : - Leicester and Cecil write on the 19th October , 1569 , to Walsingham , in whose house she was confined , that they had received the ...
... matter of history , yet the following additional par ticulars will not be uninteresting or misplaced : - Leicester and Cecil write on the 19th October , 1569 , to Walsingham , in whose house she was confined , that they had received the ...
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... matters betwixt her majesty and other princes ; yet she is satisfied that he shall be released on giving bond of £ 1000 , not to deal directly or indirectly in any mat- ters applying to her majesty or the state of this realm . " He soon ...
... matters betwixt her majesty and other princes ; yet she is satisfied that he shall be released on giving bond of £ 1000 , not to deal directly or indirectly in any mat- ters applying to her majesty or the state of this realm . " He soon ...
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... matter to the Queen . Leicester undertook to do so , but failed . In these confessions , he enters into an account of such matters as he had omitted on former occasions : he says that he was " walking with Mr , Marshall of Barwick ...
... matter to the Queen . Leicester undertook to do so , but failed . In these confessions , he enters into an account of such matters as he had omitted on former occasions : he says that he was " walking with Mr , Marshall of Barwick ...
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... matter ) to be honorable and loyall ; for which I truste he wyll not dygresse in this , or any other matter ; and truly I know no further of his case than I have wrytten . " - Orig . Calig . 1. 324 . On the 29th Sept. he writes to Cecil ...
... matter ) to be honorable and loyall ; for which I truste he wyll not dygresse in this , or any other matter ; and truly I know no further of his case than I have wrytten . " - Orig . Calig . 1. 324 . On the 29th Sept. he writes to Cecil ...
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Memorials of the Rebellion of 1569. [Being selections from the Bowes MSS ... Sir Cuthbert SHARP Visualização integral - 1840 |
Palavras e frases frequentes
advertise afterwards apon appointed Barnard Castle Berwick beyng Bishop Brancepath brother Calig cawse charge Christopher Norton command Constable Countess Countess of Northumberland daughter daye Duresme Earl of Northumberland Earl of Sussex Earl of Westmoreland executed footmen force fotemen frends fynd gent hath highnes honor horse horsemen howse humble John Forster Lady lands Leonard Dacres letter Lord Burghley Lord Hunsdon Lord Sussex Lordship lyke married maye Nevill night Norton nott Orig owte pardon praye Privy Queen of Scotts Quenes Majestie rebellion rebells received Regent remayne repair Richmondshire Robert Bowes Sadler sayd says Scotland Seal Records sent servant shal shew shold shuld Sir George Bowes Sir Henry Sir John Forster Sir Thomas Gargrave Sir William th Erle ther theyr thys towne trust tyme unto Westmerland whereof wold writes to Cecil wyfe wyll York
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Página v - Since once I sat upon a promontory, And heard a mermaid, on a dolphin's back, Uttering such dulcet and harmonious breath, That the rude sea grew civil at her song ; And certain stars shot madly from their spheres, To hear the sea-maid's music.
Página vi - antient faith" still "lay like lees at the bottom of men's hearts ; and if the vessel was ever so little stirred, came to the top.
Página 129 - The number of offenders,' he says, ' is so grete, that few innocent are left to trie the giltie : and iff the forfeted landes be bestowed on such as be straungers, and will not dwell in the cuntre, the peple shall be withoute heades, the cuntre desert, and no number of element, but of agrarian or social motives there is no satisfactory proof.
Página 37 - ... to come and resort unto us with all spede, with all such armour and furnyture as you, or any of you have. This fail you not herein, as you will answer the contrary at your perils.
Página 274 - And tooke the letter betwixt his hands, And lett the gentleman it see. And when the letter it was redd Affore that goodlye companye, I wis, if you the truthe wold know, There was many a weeping eye.
Página 75 - It seems very probable that the following lines, still current in the county, may have owed their origin to this invitation to skirmish, which Sir George thought prudent to decline : — " Coward, a coward, of Barney Castell, Dare not come out to fight the battell.
Página 265 - It was the time when England's Queen Twelve years had reigned, a Sovereign dread ; Nor yet the restless crown had been Disturbed upon her virgin head ; But now the inly-working North Was ripe to send its thousands forth, A potent vassalage, to fight In Percy's and in Neville's right...
Página 28 - Ladye (the Countess of Westmoreland) braste owte agaynste them with great curses, as well for their unhappye counselling, as nowe there cowerd flyghte. But all the evyll counsellors be not yett gone, for in trewth, Mr. Christopher Nevill * hath doyne more harme to that noble young Erie, hys nephewe, than can be thoughte, and doeth yet remayne aboute hym.
Página 81 - Raby is the largest castel of logginges in al the north cuntery, and is of a strong building, but not set other on hil or very strong ground.
Página 81 - ... great gate of iren with a tour, and 2 or 3 mo on the right hond. Then were al the chief toures of the 3 court, as in the hart of the castel. The haul and al the houses of offices be large and stately ; and in the haul I saw an incredible great beame of an hart. The great chambre was exceeding large, but now it is fals rofid and dividid into 2 or 3 partes.