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Hace 3 días · Sir Nicholas Throckmorton to Sir Thomas Challoner. 1562, June 14. Has received his letter of the 24th May, and has sent a copy of it, as requested, to Sir Wm. Cecil.
23 de may. de 2024 · In 1585 his son Nicholas Throckmorton was said to be holding half the lordship on a lease from the Crown. On 1 December 1599 Queen Elizabeth sold the manor to Edward Stone of the city of Westminster and Thomas Gainsford of the city of London, to be held in chief as 1/40 knight's fee.
Hace 1 día · In most cases, these people had an unenviable task: they were dealing with duplicitous hosts, warring street factions, capricious rulers, and, sometimes worst of all, each other (Berridge of course relates the story of “devious and hot-tempered” Elizabethan diplomat Nicholas Throckmorton pulling a knife on a colleague).
Hace 1 día · Sir Nicholas Throckmorton died in 1664 and Alice in 1669, and their share of the estate, probably including Hewelsfield Court, was sold by their heirs before 1689 to Robert Symonds. Robert's son Thomas succeeded him before 1719 and died in 1760, having settled it on his wife Penelope, and their son Thomas Symonds Powell succeeded.
15 de may. de 2024 · 1555 – Death of Sir Thomas Bromley, judge. Mary I made him her first Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench, but was unhappy when Nicholas Throckmorton was acquitted in 1554. 1556 – John Knox appeared in Edinburgh to face heresy charges.
10 de may. de 2024 · It has never been clarified beyond doubt who was behind Martin Marprelate. Presumably it was the English parliamentarian Job Throckmorton, a nephew of the diplomat Nicholas Throckmorton and thus a cousin of Elizabeth Throckmorton, Walter Raleigh’s wife, and the Welsh preacher John Penry. 1
Hace 6 días · Thus fortified by the encouraging representations and the advice of Throckmorton, Queen Elizabeth and the English Council persevered in their resolution to support Condé. Among the many inducements thus to act by which they were influenced, none seems to have been more cogent than the desire to recover Calais.
