Supplement: September 1561 | British History Online

Pages 620-621

Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth, Volume 5, 1562. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1867.

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September 1561



Sept. 21.	1440. Mr. Osborne to Throckmorton.
	"It will fall out no marriage of my Lord of H[ertford] and Lady Katherine; they agree not in the circumstances nor will not confess the priest." The Swedish King is looked for, and is thought to be driven back with the last tempest. His Ambassador yesterday came from the Court; where the Queen continues, or rather increases, her favour towards Lord R[obert]. Her necessity drives her to call a parliament for a subsidy. Mr. Comptroller will be Treasurer against this King's coming, and Mr. Sadler and Sir Thomas Wrothe will be appointed councillors. John Astley received the Queen into Enfield with 40 horse; Mr. Secretary and Lord John rode hunting there, and Mr. Astley was very officious towards him. To-morrow, (Monday,) the Queen goes to St. James', and from thence to Hampton Court.—Ivy Lane, Sunday, 21 Sept. 1561. Orig. Add. Endd. Pp. 3.
Sept. 23.	1441. George Medeleye to Throckmorton.
	He is not as desirous of news as when in prison he desired deliverance. Continues his detestation of papistry and love to his country.—Tiltey, 23 Sept. 1561. Signed. Orig. Hol. Add. Endd. Pp. 3.