Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 21, 1628-1629. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1916.
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'Index: J', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 21, 1628-1629, (London, 1916) pp. 669-670. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol21/pp669-670 [accessed 28 March 2024]
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James I, King of Great Britain, 90.
treaty with France, 13, 287; divided Scottish Church revenues among nobles, 107; remonstrances of Dutch did not move, 166.
peace with Spain, 195, 198.
Argyle in disgrace with, 198; advised Charles to maintain cordial relations with Venice, 267.
love of peace and neglect of foreign affairs, 394, 398; Denmark asks for money lent to, 444.
grant to Arundel on duty on currants, 552; discountenanced privateering in Mediterranean, 578.
Janissaries:
Falconier substituted for Aga of, 448.
Jeannin, President:
Savoy praises, 178.
Jersey, Channel Islands:
governor of. See Carteret, Sir Philip.
Jesuits:
train children of Catholics in France and Flanders, 46.
arrest at Clerkenwell, 46, 557; advise Buckingham to adjustment with Spain, 48.
exception in not deploring civil war in France, 75; East India Co., action against Dutch due to, 106.
maxim about breaking promise to heretics, 122; Commons' remonstrance due to intrigues, 127.
France remonstrates about Bailo's action against, 130; to compose apology for Buckingham, 156.
proclamation against, 242; arranges trade between English and Dutch and Spain, 367.
Weston called relation of, 580; arrange for English ships to trade with Spain, 595.
See also More.
jewels, 358.
of Venetian sanctuary:
shown to strangers, 390.
diamonds, 123, 449.
pearls. 295.
English crown:
Vane sent about, 592.
Jews, 145, 229, 293, 337, 346.
Joachim, Albert, Dutch ambassador to England, 550, 581.
waiting for opening of English ports, 216; going with restored East Indiamen, 242, 284.
hastening despatch of Indiamen, 266; reaches Hague with Indiamen, 327, 389.
not left off English embassy and returning, 367; wife and children at burning of embassy in Strand, 417.
leaving for England, 429, 534, 538; does not believe in English peace with Spain, 496.
to thwart Carlisle's offices, 500; starts for London to take over affairs, 547.
question of reprisals left to, 551; arrives in London, 558.
Job, Signor, an Englishman, 427.
John Bonaventure. See Ships, names of.
John George, Elector of Saxony, Duke of Saxony:
dare not move, 16; arranging peace for Denmark, 356.
emperor's claims on bishoprics held by, 552; in clutches of Austrians, 558; arming, 591.
Johnson, Son, Roni, Bence (Zuanne), captain of the Assurance, 199201.
Wake's request for, 200; report of Savii on, 218.
Jonas. See Ships, names of.
judges:
parliament questions decision about payment of subsidies, 69; release merchants who refuse to pay customs, 395; reinstated, 459.
Jutland:
emperor offers to restore to Denmark, 17, 338, 558, 561.