Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 24, 1636-1639. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1923.
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'Index: I', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 24, 1636-1639, (London, 1923) pp. 707-710. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol24/pp707-710 [accessed 24 March 2024]
Index
I
Iceland :
Denmark claims tribute from whale fisheries off, 159, 219.
Ider. See Hyde.
imperial ban :
removal should content Arundel, 18
Saxony and Brandenburg opposed, 306.
imperialists, Austrians :
domination to be built on ruin of Protestant princes, 306.
1636 :
unlikely to get favourable declaration from England, 2
Anglo French negotiations designed to keep uneasy, 3, 15, 34.
England cannot attack if embroiled with Dutch, 4
war with restrains Dutch resentment against England, 7
fleet may be intended against, 24.
French say England will join to attack Dutch, 7
French should not mind alliance of with England, 10.
desire to upset Polish Palatine match, 13
adjustment of Palatine's affairs with impossible, 47.
expected mild measures from Arundel's mission, but alarmed at his tone, 17
will not make peace without restoration of Lorraine, 18.
refer Palatine decision to diet, 35
negotiations with Arundel depend on event in campaign, 36.
English harshness to Dutch will encourage, 50, 86.
Charles disgusted with, recalls Arundel, 51
terms offered by unacceptable, 56.
England interested in checking success of, 54
English ministers in pay of, 62, 66.
Senneterre points out calculated delays, 55
manoeuvring to increase ill feeling and persuade English to alliance, 62.
successes of injures Arundel's negotiations, 65, 66
England unwilling to declare against, 71.
give Poland emperor's daughter, to gain, 71.
England no longer anxious to alarm by French negotiations, 76
only want to divert England by compliments, 80, 103.
apprehensive of trouble from Turks, 78
Swedish successes against, 100.
hopeless to trust to promises, 87
England may not mind being deceived by, 108.
England displeased at punctilio of over Cardinal of Lyon, 109.
no desire for peace, 112
negotiations with France only meant to alarm, 114.
Charles agrees to offers made by, 116
Arundel anxious to spare trouble from England, 118.
1637 :
Charles cannot make war on without parliament, 122, 123
Beveren says England ready for breach with, 124
English threats against, 129
England to declare war on, if unsatisfied, 155, 175, 180, 230, 234, 346.
likely to profit by dissensions in France, 131.
will go any length to win over English against Dutch, 139
likely to upset plan of Palatine's fleet, 145, 152.
England encourages Sweden to continue war with, 142
English do not think Swedes will make peace with, 173.
English demands go beyond what will concede, 156
English negotiations with France only to be able to make advantageous peace with, 166, 219.
England has no personal grievance against, 180
Charles would prefer to make peace with, 193, 266, 270.
no need for alarm if Swedes and Dutch to join Anglo French alliance, 181.
Palatine advocates listening to proposals, 193
Charles hesitates between, and France, 198.
Swedes hemmed in by forces, 194
France unable to gain advantage over, 198.
alliance of England and Sweden may force to peace with France, 205
means of evading obligations with, 209.
forces gather to prevent Saxe Weimar crossing Rhine, 243.
negotiation useless with, 247
apprehensive about declarations of England, 253.
aim at transferring negotiations to Rome, 254.
offer to surrender Palatinates if France gives up Lorraine, 258.
French may seize excuse for making peace with, 261, 266.
reported defeat by Swedes, 288, 293
Charles will only fight at sea, 309
England hopes to get advantage for Palatine from reverses of, 312.
1638 :
successes in Pomerania, 364
abandoning Pomerania, 373.
England contributes to strengthen, 389
quarrels with Dutch improve position in England, 449.
Oldenburg promises neutrality towards, 417
negotiations with Sweden, 439.
capture Meppen, 417
England asked to break openly with, 463.
defeat Palatine's forces at Gohfeld, 469
unlikely to exchange Rupert for Casimir, 481.
severity to Rupert, 481
English pleased that Rupert in custody of, 488.
1639 :
Taylor's confidential relations with, 486
Taylor arranges settlement with, 522.
Palatine profits by misfortunes, 488
not agreed about arrangements for Palatine, 489, 490.
England promises to join to free empire from French, 503.
want to unravel England's ambigious proceedings, 526
terms proposed to England, 541.
England's assurances to France about negotiations with, 548, 551
England wishes to keep up negotiations with, 553.
Charles not sure if sending deputies as promised, 552
profess eagerness for negotiations, 559.
Swedish victories over, 556
Craven escaped by paying ransom, 580.
Charles hopes to alarm by treating with Weimar's army and Swiss, 566, 573.
Denmark treating with, for Palatine, 573.
impositions, contributions :
on exports and imports, newly exacted to raise money for fleet, 91
insufficient to maintain forces for war, 130
difficulties in collection, 136
judges decide on king's power to levy, 153.
increase of, 167, 298, 299, 387, 388.
Inchcolm, island, Firth of Forth, Scotland :
Hamilton lands men on, 543, 546.
Inchkeith island, Firth of Forth, Scotland :
Hamilton lands men on, 543, 546.
India company :
ships of sent to blockade Grave, 577.
Indies :
English recruits used by Dutch in, 123
Beveren disproves charge, 134.
Palatine's fleet to attack fleet from, 141.
Dutch occupied in, 307
English claims to revived, 507
Dutch take up question again to placate Charles, 550.
Spain declares interlopers in pirates, 507.
Indies, East. See East Indies.
-, West. See West Indies.
Industry, merchantman :
to serve in Palatine's fleet, 173n
escorts Rusdorf to Holland, 234n
conveys Spanish troops for Flanders, 553n.
Infant of Spain
See Baltasar
Ferdinand son of Philip III.
insignia, royal, of Scotland :
brought from Dalkeith to Edinburgh, 535.
Intercursus Magnus :
invoked against work at Gravelines, 228, 227.
interpreter to Venetian ambassador :
salary of, 105, 157.
Ireland and Irish, 578 :
English mastery over waters of, 19
two guardships for waters, 413.
depredations of Turkish pirates in, 73, 77, 116, 256, 377, 449, 462.
English valour against Spaniards in, 296.
king sends to for troops against Scots, 392
troops from sent to Carlisle, 492.
people of northern join Scottish covenant, 407.
discontent against Viceroy, 430
Tyrone's attempted rebellion in, 498.
peers of excluded from parliament, 434.
tallow exported from, 461.
force offered by against Scots, 494
measures to prevent Scots attacking, 496
officers sent to, 541.
Scots mass forces on side of, 495
capture of Dumbarton checks attack from, 524.
fear of Spaniards making trouble in, 498, 570.
attack on Scotland from ordered, 535
Hamilton waiting for march of troops from, 541
10,000 more infantry ordered from, 550.
Wentworth promises king army from, 592, 595
and holds out hopes of help from clergy, 596.
proposal to hold parliament in, for supplies, 602
decision to hold, 605.
-, levies from. See levies, Irish.
-, lord deputy, viceroy of. See Wentworth, Thomas, viscount.
-, nobility. See nobility, Irish.
Isabella of Bourbon, queen of Spain :
Chevreuse informs of arrival, 279
jealous and falls sick, 341
honours Chevreuse, 366
presents to Chevreuse, 372
presents to sister Henrietta, 408.
friar Basili takes relics to, 405
compliments by Cardenas to sister, 416.
demanded presents from Giustinian's wife, 458
queen of England preparing gifts for, 472.
Iskanderun. See Alexandretta.
Italy, 121, 135 :
news from, 7, 71, 158, 166, 241, 278, 388, 399.
lack of news from, 161, 242, 380, 386, 572, 593, 599.
consumption of currants in, 538.
1636 :
Charles asks Correr for news of, 45, 64, 66.
scant success against Austria in, 54.
1637 :
interest of princes to succour Parma, 147, 157
Conn discusses affairs of, 148.
Palatine asks for news of, 152.
money sent from Spain to Flanders by way of, 154.
Spain not called upon to protect princes, 252.
offer to take queen mother to, 264.
Charles regrets disturbances in, 267, 293
anxious to serve, 275, 283.
Richelieu talks of, 284
French occupied in, 307
French attention likely to be called to, 311.
policy of Venice to maintain peace in, 294, 295, 310, 317.
English watch affairs closely, 310
think war in would not hurt them, 312
Windebank speaks of, 322.
1638 :
league to drive French out of, 362, 363, 365, 398
Prince Tomaso starting for, 363.
Fielding proposes co-operation for affairs of, 366, 367
only friendly, 388.
Oate asks for news of, 377.
total English exports to do not balance Leghorn trade, 402.
Fielding urges peace of, on Savoy, 405.
Egmont travelling in, 430, 434
La Valette reported in, 470.
Pelegrini appointed consul general for England in, 482.
1639 :
England's desire for peace of, 519, 520, 523, 527.
troops for conveyed in English ships, 553.