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Há 4 dias · John Bucke, servant to my lord Edmund Howard at Calais, and of his retinue at 6d. a day, says that on Shrove Monday he and my lord Lisie's pursuivant came out of Calais in a ship of Tovys of Calais, landed at St. Katherine's in London, and lay that night in Hugh's house, serjeant of the Admiralty.
Há 3 dias · 1179. Cromwell to Lord Lisle and Lord Edmund Howard. R. O. As the King is informed that many things are daily conveyed out of the realm contrary to the statutes, and that the searchers of Calais are remiss, he has appointed Nic. Caldwall and John Goughe to be attendant about the searching of the same. Cauonbery, 21 Sept. Copy, p. 1. Add.:
Há 2 dias · Catherine Howard (c. 1523–1542) Catherine Howard, the fifth spouse of Henry VIII, was the daughter of Lord Edmund Howard, a notable figure in Henry's court. Additionally, she happened to be the ...
Há 2 dias · As you have been pleased to write to lord Edmund Howard, Rob. Fowler, vice-treasurer, and to me that I should appoint a substitute in my office by the King's command, I have appointed Rob. Pole. But your letters “can take no place here” with the said lord Edmund and Rob. Fowler; and people in Calais wonder how Thos. Fowler and Rob.
Há 2 dias · Lord Edmund Howard to Lady Lisle. I have got my son Andylby as good a living in Guisnes as he has in this town, and he is content to resign into my Lord's hands his room here in favor of one of my servants. He and I will be with my Lord after dinner about it, but meanwhile I beg you to move my Lord for the grant.
Há 5 dias · Lord Edmund Howard to Lord [Cromwell]. Calig. E. ii. 139. B. M. According to [his] commandment given him 3 March before the Council, answers the following articles:—1. If he knows anything that should redound to the danger of the town and Marches of Calais. 2. The unquietness of the King's subjects. 3. The lack of ministration of justice. 4.
Há 2 dias · That Katharine, queen of England, formerly called Kath. Howerd, late of Lambyth, Surr., one of the daughters of lord Edmund Howard, before the marriage between the King and her, led an abominable, base, carnal, voluptuous, and vicious life, like a common harlot, with divers persons, as with Francis Derham of Lambeth and Hen.
