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James I., king of Great Britain, king of England :

law upon importing currants, 16
-, esteem for Venetian friendship, 179.

benefits conferred on Dutch, 184.

some Catholics accepted oath under, 228.

arrangement with Venice for recognition of ships, 267.

James, duke of York :

king sends for, 39
-, sets out, 44.

garter for, 39, 51.

king sends on to Hull, 49
-, staying at York, 168
-, present at Edgehill, 191.

jaundice :

Prince of Orange ill of, 287.

Jermyn, Germen Henry, queen's master of the horse :

arranges to send men to king from Holland, 157
-, Hollanders demand punishment, 157
-, ship sent by captured, 178n.

Jesuits :

provision for, in Palatinate, 75.

Jew :

lades currants at Cephalonia, 204.

Jews :

employed to export goods from England, 252.

Jewels :

queen tries to raise money on, 36, 185
-, forwards money so raised, 39, 70, 77, 80, 94
-, given by queen to Giustinian's wife, 245.

Jewels, office of the 208.

-, master of the. See Mildmay, Sir Henry.

Joachimi, Albert, Dutch ambassador in England :

gets forged letter burned, 31
-, Dutch complain of silence, 32.

reports refusal of mediation, 39, 40.

to rank with ambassadors extraordinary, 58
-, queen displeased about, 76.

exact account of England wanted from, 165
-, urges despatch of embassy, 169.

granted leave, 200, 207
-, escort of ships for, 214
-, crosses, 220.

exchanges visits with Giustinian, titles, 214.

to inform officers that dismissed if enter foreign service, 217.

reticence about English affairs, 227
-, tries to smoothe matters between prince and Strickland, 278.

consulted about book published against Dutch, 293.

John Albert, count of Solms Braunfels, Count of Solmes :

made general of Dutch artillery, 115.

Johnston, Sir Archibald, of Waristoun, Scottish commissioner :

king objects to, 243.

judges :

king issues order against Catholics to, 30.

Kent petition during tour of, 35.