#lisleletters #otd 1536
The #silkwoman Eleanor Whalley sends a gift to Lady LIsle:
it may please you to receive of this bearer, the Master of Barthelot’s ship of Calais, one hundred of #quinces, beseeching your ladyship to accept them a’worth at this present
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
I have bought for my lady xiiij yards of Lucca velvet. I trust there be no better.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Russell writes to Lord Lisle:
The King hath come out of hell into heaven, for the gentleness in this, and the cursedness and the unhappiness in the other.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
William March writes to Lord Lisle:
My lord, as this day the King is known to be married to one Mrs Jane Seymour, Sir John Seymour’s daughter;
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
Madame de Riou writes to Lady Lisle:
I ensure you the gentlewoman your daughter is in good health. I have received the angelot that you sent me, which I spent for her, ensuring you that there is nothing I have which shall not be at your commandment and hers.
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#lisleletters #otd #1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
The wine and quails are come, which I shall see delivered as I shall think for the most advantage. I think there is enough to please Mr Russell and Mr Heneage both.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
News here are none, but that it is presumed that there shall be by midsummer a new coronation: this by conjecture, and not unlikely.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Russell writes to Lord Lisle:
the King thanks you heartily for the peasen ye sent to him, not only for the neweltye but also for your good remembrance.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
Anthony Pickering writes to Lord Lisle:
this present day the Queen was put to death within the Tower in the presence of a thousand people.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
Anne the late Queen suffered with sword this day, within the Tower, upon a new scaffold; and died boldly.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
Here are so many tales I cannot tell which to write; for now this day some saith young Weston shall ‘scape; and some saith there shall none die but the Queen and her brother
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
This day Mr Norrys, Wester, Bryerton, and Markes hath been arraigned, and are judged to be drawn, hanged and quartered. I pray God have mercy on them.
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#lisleletters #otd 1536
Sir John Russell writes to Lord Lisle:
And the Queen shall go to her judgement on Monday next.
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#Lisleletters #otd 1536
8 April 1536
Thomas Warley writes to Lady Lisle:
the Dewke of Suffolk did bring in a brace of white #greyhounds, and gave them to the King;
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#Lisleletters #otd 1536
John Husee writes to Lord Lisle:
I have spoken for your lordship’s hosen and under-hosen, which shall be sent as soon as they be made.
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Mary Basset writes to her mother Lady Lisle sending gifts #otd in 1536:
I send you a little needlecase to put your needles in, and a gospel to carry with your paternoster.
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Lisle Letters, #otd 1536
Thomas Warley writes to Lady Lisle about a kirtle "of cloth of gold paned", a gift for her from Queen Anne.
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