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Dacres, Lord, at siege of Leith, 146.

Dantzig, naval materials procured from, 63, 171.

Dauphin of France (deceased), Francis of Valois, his army, 238,

his imprisonment, 259, 359, 436.

-, the (Henri de Valois), 172, 175, 250, 307, 320, 328, 330, 345, 348,

his early imprisonment, 359, 436; 363, 364, 420, 481, 481, 483, 490.

Dauphinois, to be invaded, 16.

Declaration of the Emperor (Charles V.) against Scotland, 145.

-, -, on the alternative of the Duke of Orleans' marriage, 474.

Delft François van der, Ambassador of Charles V. to England, 445, 446,

his instructions, 447; 453, 454.

Denmark and the Danes (See Christian III. Frederick V., Holstein).

-, Princess of, 51.

-, English ship builders resort to, 33;

English traders in, 95;

mercenaries of, 70.

-, relations with Charles V., 75, 81, 85, 86, 95, 96, 113, 143.

-, threats against England, 36, 43, 95.

Dennison, Sieur, 327.

Des Meynes, the lords, and La Chapelle, 162.

Despatch, fragment of a cyphered, from the Imperial ambassadors to the Emperor. 427.

Diecke (Cornelis Scepperus), envoy, and the matter of Landenberg's troops, 282, 246, 278, 280–282, 287, 290, 293,

Dieppe, the Count of, 174.

Dijon, bailli de, Sieur de Villers Les Pont, 278, 279, 282, 327.

Diost, Lieutenant of the Queen Dowager of Hungary's body-guard, 210.

Doria, Prince, Admiral of Charles V., 58, 125, 156, 343.

Douay, inhabitants help the English, 76, 79 80.

Douglas, Bishop, brother of Earl of Angus 206.

-, Lady Margaret, married to the Earl of Lennox, 206, 221, 224, 245.

-, Sir George, 21, 115.

Dover, seizure, of herring-vessels at, 5, 7; 166, 254, 255, 346, 386, 399,

the French land near, 444.

-, Strait, 207, 257, 426.

D'Oysot, Monsr., 254, 255.

Duchy, Jaspard, 77, 81, 82.

Dumbarton, 101.

Dnnbar, Captain of, robbed by the Douglasses, 135.

Dunkirk, mares bought for Henry VIII. stopped in, 217, 228, 229, 230.

-, embarkation of English at, 372; 373, 411.