 | sir John Fenn - 1789 - 536 σελίδες
...copied the above Letter»4th July, 1788. This To our well-beloved William Swan, Gentleman. Rex Edwardus. By the King. TRUSTY and well beloved we greet you well, and for fo much as we be credibly afcertained that our ancient enemies of France, and our outward rebels and... | |
 | William Hutton - 1813 - 428 σελίδες
...afterward began to give alarm, is evident from the following mandate to the mayor of Windsor : " R. Rex. By the King. " Trusty and well beloved, we greet you " well. And for as much as wee be credi" bly informed, that our rebells and tray" tours, now confedered wth our antient... | |
 | John Lewis - 1855 - 426 σελίδες
...Edwardum Leighton Bacca: Sacra- Theologiae destinatae quarum tenor sequitur sub hac forma. fri.i09... By the King. ' Trusty and well beloved we greet you well. And for ' asmoche as wee at this instant time for certeine grete 'and weightie considerations us movinge, touchinge... | |
 | Richard Johnson (of Hereford, Eng.) - 1868 - 196 σελίδες
...council in the marches of Wales." " To our trusty and well beloved mayor of our city of Hereford : " By the King. " Trusty and well beloved we greet you well, and will and command you not only to make search within your office for Francis Goodyer of the same, and... | |
 | Leicestershire Architectural and Archaeological Society - 1870 - 460 σελίδες
...following mandate sent to the Mayor of Windsor by Richard, towards the close of that year: " R. Rex. By the King. " Trusty and well beloved we greet you well. And for as much as wee be credibly informed that our rebells and tratours now confedered wth our antient enemies... | |
 | John Fenn, Alice Drayton Greenwood - 1920 - 544 σελίδες
...IV. SUMMONING HIS RETAINERS (Sept., 1470) To our well-beloved William Swan, Gentleman. Rex Edwardus. By the King. TRUSTY and well beloved we greet you well, and for so much as we be credibly ascertained that our ancient enemies of France and our outward rebels and... | |
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... strength, should further attacks be made upon his throne. Early in December, 1484, the king was aware of the continuance of Richmond's intention to contest with him for the crown, from the evidence of the following mandate sent to the Mayor of Windsor... 