 | England - 1842 - 632 pages
...mischiefe that may ensue, eyther by the delivery of the castle or the intended change of thofBcers, as is conteyned in your last letters. And so, &c....otherwise be wrought ; for it is thought that, if there should be offer made them of assistance at the first, it would be a great draweinge of them on to enter... | |
 | Great Britain - 1842 - 634 pages
...Majesty leaveth you to your owne good consideracion to use the meanes you can devise for the prevencion of the mischiefe that may ensue, eyther by the delivery...otherwise be wrought ; for it is thought that, if there should be offer made them of assistance at the first, it would be a great draweinge of them on to enter... | |
 | Robert Bowes - England - 1842 - 638 pages
...expresse comaundment to yeld any assistance that shalbe by them requyred. Besides these direccions, her Majesty leaveth you to your owne good consideration...used, or promise of assistance from her Majestye, unt ill such tyme as she shalbe advertised by you from thence of the necessitye thereof, and that no... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1873 - 758 pages
...dispatch, her pleasure is, that you should be willed to hold the way of persuasion, and to forbear to enter into conference with any of them of any force to be used, or promise of assistance from her majesty, until such time as she shall be advertised by you from thence of the necessity thereof, and... | |
 | John Hosack - Scotland - 1874 - 680 pages
...day Walsingham informs Bowes that her majesty has changed her mind, and he is therefore " to forbear to enter into conference with any of them of any force to be used, or promise of assistance from her majesty, until such time as she shall be advertised by you from thence of the necessity thereof," &c.... | |
 | Great Britain. Public Record Office - Scotland - 1907 - 870 pages
...last despatch her pleasure was that he should be willed to follow the way of persuasion and to forbear to enter into conference with any of them of any force to be used or promise of assistance from her until she shall be advertised by him of the necessity thereof, and that no way of safety for preventing... | |
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... as is conteyned in your last letters. And so, &c. LVII.— "M. TO MR. BOWES; 1st September, 1580." From the Cottonian MS. Calig. C. vi. fol. 68, b. SIR, Her Majesty entred into consideracion of their last dispache, her pleasure is that you should... 