Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 26, 1642-1643. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1925.
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'Index: T', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 26, 1642-1643, (London, 1925) pp. 382-384. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol26/pp382-384 [accessed 25 March 2024]
Index
T
Talbot, Gilbert, English secretary at Venice :
memorial presented by, 5, 100
appeals for Pisini, 77, 82, 114-116, 134
refers case home, 121, 122
appeal of Nicholas for, 214, 215, 224
favour promised to, 253, 254.
appeals for Domenico Minelli, 250, 251.
office on troubles in England, 281, 282
reply to, 282, 285
quoted in Mercurius Aulicus, 307.
presents letter of princess Palatine, 285, 288
reply to office, 288.
office about Bren's misconduct, 296
appeal for Bren, 296, 297, 303
French ambassador backs appeal, 300.
presents letter of Palatine, 303
appeal for Douglas, 303, 304.
Taunton, co. Somerset :
royalists capture, 289.
taxation :
arbitrary methods of parliament in, 198
commotions caused by, 218, 222
king denounces and forbids payment of, 223.
Londoners grow tired of, 223
unwillingness to pay, 252.
effect of, in London, 252
effort to raise easily, 278
requires all attention of parliament, 279.
Garraway in prison for refusing to pay, 254.
relief for those owing money to those who pay, 260.
on food, English dislike of, 277.
-, See also beer
customs
family
saltpetre
subsidies
tobacco
twentieth.
Teonville. See Thionville.
Texel [Prov. North Holland, Netherlands] :
Lion driven back to, 103n.
Thames, river :
Warwick's fleet anchored in, 47
command of mouth, 202.
king's plan to close above and below London, 197, 231, 306.
cargo of currants brought into, 254.
Vendme sails from, 258
Capuchins sail from, 269.
king cuts bridges to prevent Essex crossing, 268
royal army has difficulty in crossing, 272.
talk of bringing Dutch merchantmen into, 299.
Theobalds, Tibols, co. Herts :
king proceeding to, 6
Giustinian sees king at, 8
king leaves, 17.
Thionville, Teonville [Moselle, France] :
Beck tries to relieve, 302
Melo goes to help Beck at, 306.
Thuillerie. See Cognet, Gaspar, sieur de la Tuillerie.
Tibols. See Theobalds.
Tiger, merchantman :
seized at Falmouth, 243n.
Timolt. See Tynemouth.
tobacco :
taxes voted on, 277.
Tompkins, Nathaniel, M.P. :
arrested for conspiracy, 284
executed, 298
unfavourable impression caused by, 301.
Tortuga, near Hayti, island :
Spaniards extirpate English in, 43n.
trade :
threat to withdraw from London, 3
suffers from disorders, 90, 97.
Kent petition for reviving, 35.
Dutch hope will profit from embassy, 59
injured by bickering of English and Dutch, 134.
Jews employed to export goods, 252.
See also Cephalonia
cloth
cochineal
currants
Leghorn
Levant
Levant Co.
merchants
Morea
Ragusa
rice
salt
ships
silk
wine
wool
Zante.
commissioners for :
preparing new book of rates 55
establish prices, 87
petition to, for importing currants, 233
not inclined to introduce currants from Morea, 254.
trained bands, militia, troops :
dispute with king over, 2, 6, 7, 55, 60, 110.
dispute with London about, command, 2, 3
leaders Puritans, 60.
ordered to reinforce Hull, 26
order disobeyed, 30.
doubt about obedience to parliament, 38
parliament measures to control, 60.
king makes offer about, 42
king forbids to obey parliament, 72.
review of, 60.
Hotham sends for Yorkshire, 61
who will not obey him, 66.
Welsh object to parliamentary commander, 65
Middlesex refuse to obey Holland, 72.
parliament orders to, in North, 78
king will not allow parliament to control, 100.
king demands control, 89
king appoints commanders for, 96.
offer to accept king's terms about, 108
king demands control of, 117.
submit to king at Leicester, 119
parliament tries to stop king's control, 123.
to co-operate against Portsmouth, 129.
march short distance out of London, with Essex, 159.
to stand ready to defend London, 181
12 captains of resign, 182
captains drawn by lot to go outside London, 188.
new army formed from London, 188.
provincial, called on for defence of London, 192.
sent out from London under threats, 202.
from Northampton, take Banbury, 226.
of Devon raise siege of Plymouth, 252, 257, 261.
Traquair, earl of. See Stewart, John.
Trautmannsdorf, count Maximilian von, Tramesdorf, Traumesdorf, Traumestorf :
Roe hands powers to, which passes to mediators, 20
speaks of obtaining ratification from parliament, 27.
hopes to satisfy Roe, 28, 86
says distractions in England prevent conclusion, 67.
message to Giustinian, 113, 132.
Trelawny, Robert, of Plymouth :
ships of seized at Falmouth, 243n.
Trent, Council of :
profession of faith according to, 228.
Tromp, Martin van, Dutch Admiral :
ordered to meet queen, 1
seizes English ships sailing for Dunkirk, 120, 122, 127, 132.
stops troops leaving Dunkirk for Spain, 165
blockade of Dunkirk, 185.
sent for, to escort queen, 200
ready for her, 227
goes to Brill to send off parliament ships, 245.
allows king's frigates to leave Dunkirk, 273, 275.
troops
See army
soldiers
trained bands.
Tuillerie
Tullerie, sieur de la. See Cognet, Gaspar.
Turchia, galleon :
takes currants from Cephalonia, 204.
Turkey and Turks :
English trade in cloth with, 114, 233.
Tuscany, grand duke of. See Medici, Ferdinand II. de'.
twentieth or 5 per cent. tax :
imposed by parliament, 216.
desire to push forward, 225, 228
collection of, 231
London corporation intends to collect, 234.
severity in collection of, 237, 240, 247, 252.
Tynemouth. Timolt, co. Northumberland :
king asked to withdraw garrison from. 110.
Tyreonnel, earl of. See O'Donnell, Hugh.