- of a
wanton time, The
seeming sufferances that you had borne, And the
contrarious winds that held the King So long in his
unlucky Irish wars That all in...
- nation, or citie, is
repugnant to nature,
contumelie to God, a
thing most
contrarious to his
reueled will and
approued ordinance, and
finallie it is the subuersion...
- news, and
worried about the "longer
protracting of time" and the "
contrariousness of winds".
While waiting for his
bride at
Seton Palace,
James VI may...
-
authorities during his
period of
residence (prematurely cut short) was both
contrarious and phenomenal. He was one of the
nicest of men, in
certain moods content...
-
whether that we have done
anything prejudicial to our
commonwealth or yet
contrarious unto that
debtful obedience which true
subjects owe to
their superiors...
- news, and
worried about the "longer
protracting of time" and the "
contrariousness of winds".
Marischal took a lead role in
discussions at Flekkerøy and...
- 11
October 1589
British Library MS
Cotton Caligula D. I. f. 273
Scottish newsletter referring to "storme and
contrarious wyndis"
forwarded by Asheby...
-
James VI had
already made his decision. On
account of the "sundrie
contrarious windis" that dela**** the
Danish fleet, on 11
October James VI
asked East...
