Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 35, 1666-1668. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1935.
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'Index: J', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 35, 1666-1668, (London, 1935) pp. 378-380. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol35/pp378-380 [accessed 19 March 2024]
Index
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Jamaica, W. Indies:
news from, 253.
question of returning to Spain, 151, 162; reported recapture by Spaniards, 159; treaty recognises English possession of, 162.
James I, king of Great Britain: 321.
precedent with Spanish ambassador, 48.
-, duke of York, Hiorch, Jorch: 2134.
1666:
goes with king to Deal, 9n.
will not pronounce on ownership of valuables deposited at palace, 81.
1667:
death of second son of, 166;
death of elder son, 166n.
quarrel with the king, 171.
son born to, expects greater popularity, 187; Clarendon secretly favoured by, 195; Clarendon's relationship to, 204.
1668:
Manchester entertains at Waltham Abbey, 226; made Warden of the Cinque Ports, 267.
Marchesini visits, asks about siege, admiration for Venice, 226; Colbert received by, 250; Marchesini takes leave of, 254.
coach of, at Colbert's entry, 252, 275; Mocenigo allowed use of house of, 273.
Mocenigo's reception by, 256; appointment for him with, 257; his audience of, 2601.
interest in siege of Candia, 270; has plan of fortress, 305.
Venice relies on good will of, 272.
congratulates Mocenigo on arrival, 2745; Mocenigo has audience of, 282.
stops coach going to Mocenigo's entry, 275.
leaves London for Audley End, 287; back in London, Mocenigo visits on birthday, 305.
profits of posts granted to, 319.
-, sons of. See Charles, duke of Kendal; Edgar; James.
-, duke of Cambridge, son of the duke of York, death of, 166n.
-, duke of Monmouth, Molmuth, natural son of Charles II:
arrives in Paris, 213; well entertained, talk of giving employment to, 214.
Mocenigo visits, 282.
king pleased by attentions to, 282.
Jeans, of Bruges:
instructor in tapestry work, at Paris, 300n.
Jelves. See Elvas.
Jermyn, Henry, earl of St. Albans, lord Germen, steward of Queen Henrietta:
sent to England about peace, 63; Venice interested about, 69; not returned, 99.
informs queen mother of fire, but says nothing of negotiations, 81; Swedes aware of activities, 91; return eagerly awaited in France, 121; only brought compliments, 133.
reports English determination for war, 101; asks for appointment of deputies to peace congress, 137; at conference about congress, 148.
at Chaliot, tells queen what he has done, 130.
at several conferences with ministers, 152; goes to see king, complains of raid on Ireland, 167.
French efforts to win over, 173; appointed ambassador to France, 191.
sees Lionne about expelling Clarendon, 206.
asked to favour requests of Venice, 208; gives assurance of good will, but speaks of considerations of trade, 210; suggests hiring ships, 211.
says English are cleaned out of money, 211; journey to London may mean proposals against Dutch, 213.
Venice wants to keep well disposed, 214; Giustinian to keep up correspondence with, 215; and to speak to about succour, 218; Giustinian to inform about Marchesini and Mocenigo, 219.
Jersey, Gerse, Channel Islands:
proposed French attack on, 31; plot against discovered, 54.
Jersey, royal navy:
escort for Gothenburg ships, 124n; sails for Barbadoes, 138n; in action at Martinique, 189n.
Jesuits:
reported plot of English, of Lige, to kill de Witt, 147.
heretics ever ready to discredit, 148.
Jews:
Ventelet stirs up against Gobbato at Constantinople, 225.
John, Don, Juan, Don Giovanni, natural son of Philip IV:
stands fast to opinion about Portugal, 192; universal desire for in Flanders, 233; preparations for reception, 241; reluctant to leave Spain, 253; ambition of, for crown, 299.
-, prince of Anhalt Zerbst:
claim to Delmenhorst, 173.
-, Casimir II, king of Poland:
situation created by abdication of, 294.
-, Frederick, duke of Brunswick Luneburg:
assistance to Venice, 222.
-, George II, elector of Saxony:
garter sent to, 236.
John and Margaret:
sails for Barbadoes, 138.
Joliffe, George, deputy of E. India Co. to Breda, 158n.
Jongestal, Jongostal, Allart Pieter:
appointed deputy to congress, 153.
Jorch. See James, duke of York.
Jordan, Sir Joseph, commander of Harwich squadron, 179.
Joubert, Jean, seigneur de Nantia:
mission to Spain, 145.
Juan. See John, Don.
judges:
make great progress in deciding owners of houses burned down, 158.
Jules Csar, Giulio Cesare, French navy:
lost in storm, 61.
justice, lord chief, of the Common Pleas. See Bridgeman, Sir Orlando.
Jutland, Denmark:
Danish squadron sent to north of, 29; Dutch frigates sent to, search ships, 37.