Mary, I, 1516-1558 (Queen of England and Ireland)
Dates
- Existence: 1516 - 1558
Biography
Reigned 1553-1558
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Instructions to ambassadors, seventeenth century
Instructions to Justices of the Peace for Suffolk, 1556
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath, 1554
Signed with sign manual, during later stages of Wyatt's rebellion, directing him to repair to West of England to add weight to her cause by his presence
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath, 1556
Instructions for better preservation of the peace
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath, 1556
Directions to continue summer inWest of England, to suppress remnants of rebellion there, signed with sign manual
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath, 1557
Requiring him to furnish fifty horsemen and 100 foot on occasion of war with France, 31 JUL 1557
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath and Sir Hugh Poulet, 1557
They are to entertain Emperor Charles V in case he should arrive at any English port on the south coast on his way from Ghent, 18 AUG 1557
Letter to 2nd Earl of Bath, Sir William Drury, Sir Clement Higham, Commissioners for subsidy in Suffolk, 1555
Transcripts of Thomas Baker's copies of documents, mainly relating to Cambridge University, in the British Museum, c 1799
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