Index: F

Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 28, 1647-1652. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1927.

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'Index: F', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 28, 1647-1652, (London, 1927) pp. 355-359. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol28/pp355-359 [accessed 24 March 2024]

Index F Fairfax, Farfax, Thomas, later baron : has king escorted to Newmarket, 1 threatens London, 2 moves away from London, 4. dealings with parliament, 2-4 demands of parliament, 9. induces parliament to let king see children, 5 supposed agreement with king, 15. offers to uphold parliament against London, 10 London surrenders to, 12 enquiry about riot, 16. Council offers banquet to, 13 proposes to disarm citizens, 15-6 purpose to weaken city, 17. presents proposals to king, 15 ruled by Cromwell, 30. city council represents to difficulty of finding money, 18 remonstrates about, demands pay of army, 24, 32, 34, 36, 39. has guns removed to Tower, 19, 20 measures to control London, 23, 42. confirmed in command, 24 assures parliament of loyalty of army, 32, 34, 42. "Case of the Army," presented to, 26n discusses with officers, 27 resists disbanding, 36-7. king hopes will take side, 32 defers to parliament about king, 34 measures to guard king, 34, 39, 44. grants permit for levy, 37, 54 letter to Prince Elector, 43. approves parliament's treatment of king, 41 brings troops to prevent royalist rising in London, 45. orders for disbanding and quarters, 41 brings back cavalry destined for Ireland, 48. to regulate king's attendants, 46 selects the guard, 48. leaves London for Bury, 53 parliament wishes to send to Wales, 59. demand for disbanding of army, 57, 71 will remove troops from London 61 removes munitions from Tower to Windsor, 62. repulsed by royalists in Kent, 64 scatters Kent royalists, 66. defeats rebels in Cheshire, 65 action with Essex royalists, 67 siege of Colchester, 68, 77. takes Yarmouth, 76 goes to Maiden, 77 Scarborough surrenders to, 83n. master of London, 83 great pretensions of, 84 attended by large guard, 90. Dutch ambassadors see and praise, 90 paper of Bray against, 95. to help raise loan for war in Ireland, 97 regiment going to Ireland, 103. back from Portsmouth, 107 enjoying himself at Kensington, 115. comes to London to keep order, 121 sends to quell disturbance at Stourbridge, 124. withdraws to enjoy private life, 151 at Newcastle, 205. Fairleigh [co. Sussex], Robert frigate captured off, 103n. Falbex, alderman of London (?), arrested for peculation, 115. Falmouth co. Cornwall, Popham at, 103 action off, 279. Farfax. See Fairfax. Farintor, George, English merchant at Zante, 133. Fasli Captain Pasha of Turkey, demand to place foreign ships at service of, 6 reports action, 14, 16 keeps inside Castelli, 60. demands foreign ships, 49. fast on the 20 June, 1652, 249 on the 18th Sept., 279. Felton, Colonel, engaged for Venetian levy, 78. Fenice. See Phnix. Fenwick, Fenwich, Col. George, governor of Leith, 206. forbids men to marry with Scots, 205. Ferdinand III the emperor, Csar, talk of remarriage, 132, 135 invests Charles Louis with Lower Palatinate, 265. Ferdinand Charles, Archduke of Austria, Archduke of Innsbruck, envoy at imperial court, 116. Fermo, archbishop of. See Rinuccini. Fielding, Basil, lord, English ambassador at Venice, arrangements for consul, 62. -, -, lord Denbigh, deputation to king, 36. Fife, Scotland, Lambert and Deane arrange settlement in, 213. -,? Fresia, 207. Filk,? Foulke, Irish colonel, castle taken, 218. Fisher George, secretary of Ascham, guarded, cannot treat without orders, 149 Basadonna tries to pump, 183, 191 calls on Basadonna, 191 boasts power of parliament, 192. of slight talent and repute, 186 takes leave of Haro, 191 Basadonna's attitude to approved, 197. Fitzmaurice, lord,? Patrick Fitzmaurice, lord of Kerry, has charge of Venetian levy, 46. Flanders, 141, 286. correspondence of, 261. news from, 289, 293. French policy to divert English attention from, 42 proposed English levy for, 52. Charles passing through, 103, 105, 109 York to be expelled from, 164. letters sent via, 229, 241 mail boats of stopped, 276. Spaniards preparing in, to take advantage of French discords, 244 French urge Dutch to attack Spaniards in, 290 Spanish victories in, 312. ships for captured, 287 Dutch transfer business from Amsterdam to, 312. -, ruler of. See Leopold William. fleet. See Navy. -, Dutch. See Netherlands, fleet of. -, French. See France, fleet of. -, Spanish. See Spain, fleet of. -, Turkish. See Turkey, fleet of. -, Venetian. See Venice, fleet of. Fleetwood Flemue, Fliout, Flitud, Flimut, Charles, to have chief command in Ireland, 270 crosses to Ireland, 284 arrives 301. marries Cromwell's daughter, 270n excluded from Council of State, 318. Fleming Fleninghen, Colonel, demands surrender of Pembroke, 53 defeated and slain, 59, 60. -, Sir Oliver, Master of the Ceremonies, the Introducer, informs ambassadors that special letters of credence are required, 124 introduced Cardenas, 186. Salvetti warns Paulucci of attitude, 225, 230 Paulucci's interviews with, 226-30, 233, 237, 240, 245-6, 248, 252, 259, 273, 324 Morosini condemns approaching, 234-5. speaks respectfully of Venice, 231 gratified for favours received there, 237. enjoys Cromwell's confidence, 233 Paulucci learned views of commonwealth from, 238. Senate's references to, 241, 250 Paulucci writes. to Gualdo for, 273. sent to Dutch ambassadors, 243 representations to against taking away ships from Venice, 271, 281, 285, 287, 291. attends Paulucci at reception, 290 Paulucci to sound about delay, 293. letter of Paulucci to, 229 Paulucci to give friendly assurances to, 319. Flemish ships. See under ships. Flemue, Flimut, Fliout, Flitud. See Fleetwood. Florence, Italy, 53. Digby leaving for, 41 mission of Killigrew to, 119, 137. Dutch captains at, 272. Venetian instructions to representative at, 53, 274. despatches dated at, 179, 193, 204, 217, 257, 259, 263, 267, 272, 275, 278, 281, 285, 289, 293, 296, 299, 300, 305, 313, 316, 320, 324, 328. letters dated at, 55-6. -, Grand Duke of. See Medici, Ferdinand II, de'. Flushing [Prov. Zeeland, Netherlands], squadron of, off Dover, 275 Dutch fleet pursued to, 296. Foaland, Col. John, offers levy to Venice, 256. Fochies [Asia Minor] action in harbour at, 101, 107-8 report on, 114. Fog. See Fowke. Folkestone, co. Kent, action between English and Dutch fleets off, 242, 244. consultations to investigate matter, 245 Swiss regret, 251. Force. See Caumont, Henry Nompar de, due de La Force. Foscolo, Lunardo, Venetian Captain General at Sea, despatch to Senate, 258. Foscarini, Nicolo, Savio alia Mercanzia, 59. Foucault, Louis de, comte de Daugnon, count of Ognon, governor of Brouage, mission from, to England, 246. Foulke,? Filk, Irish colonel, 218. Fowke, Fog, Roger, English merchant at Constantinople, bargain with Turks about ships, 98. Fracchie. See Fraschia. France and French : Preston's son highly esteemed in, 48 competed with Spain for English levies, 54. keep consul at Venice, 59 Pauw served in, 249. Blake foretells resolution in, 170. 1647 : papal remittances stayed in, 5 Turkish demands may incense, 7. English refugees in returning, 16 Preston's son captured by, 26 pope cannot expect help from, 30. 1648 : Scots may send to prince in, 41 soldiers enlisted for go to Scotland, 54. policy with England, 42 steps to conciliate English, 52 wishes to be on good terms with parliament, 59. trade may suffer from English concession to Turks, 42 money for Ireland detained by, 50. will not recognise Charles' flag at sea, 52-3 prince leaving, 61 prince returning to, 83. 1649 : mission of Ulefelt to, for Charles, 88 Charles waiting for advice from, 97. Spain urged to take advantage of troubles, 89 Charles should help peace with Spain, 109 proposed meeting for peace, 129. Charles thinks of returning to, 102-3 on the way to, 105, 109. strong feeling in against England, 103-4 difficulty about recognising parliament's letter, 111. threat of reprisals against, 111 reprisals begun, 117. English retaliation on, in duties, 118 commonwealth will foment trouble in, 126. dislike of Charles for, 120 must be consulted about Charles' marriage, 132. 1650 : privateering by gentlemen of, 134 take flag of king of England, 135. English measures against privateers of, 135 English capture prizes from, 146 English mean to treat with great severity, 153. realise danger from execution of Charles, 138 York on way to, 164. unceasing hostilities with English at sea, 157, 166 Bendish does worst against, 163. dilemma about receiving envoy from parliament, 158. Spanish fleet to encourage malcontents in, 162 English arrangement with Spain against, 164. 1651 : England likely to declare war on, 166 proposed to send minister to England, 169 English want rupture with, 190 talk of war on, 203. concerned in removal of Hyde from Porte, 167 minister of dismissed, 228. privateers of likely to transfer activities to Mediterranean, 167 English reprisals against privateers of, 176, 181, 195. Hyde travels through, 171 York goes to, 174. sounds England about recognition, 176 tries to prevent union of English and Dutch, 178. Fisher speaks contemptuously of, 192 Haro fears knowing differences between Spain and parliament, 195. Florence waited for about recognition of England, 193 inclination for recognition, 199 parliament may force recognition, 203. Cromwell talks of army to set up republic in, 202 women sent away from Jersey to, 209. 1652 : fear of England, glad of troubles with Dutch, 217 Commonwealth will not make concessions to, 227. Venetian efforts to prevent English molesting, 220 Appleton asserts right to take ships, 232. English demand of satisfaction from may be conceded, 229 mission about claims on, 256. English do not build much on domestic troubles of, 238 Spaniards prepare to take advantage of, 244 reasons for English hostility to, 286, 289. Gentillot comes about reprisals against, 262 covertly foments Anglo-Dutch war, 268 likelihood of war with, 284. Mazarin detested in, 272 Mazarin favours recognition of England, 317, 320. parliament prefers Spain to, at Dunkirk, 287 obliged to dissimulate affront to flag, 289, 299. considering alliance with Dutch and want them to break with Spaniards, 289-90 ports at service of Dutch, 292 Dutch hopes of peace in, 294 readily enlist for Dutch, 296. pleased at Peniguaio's reception in England, 299 English paying great attention to affairs of, and more inclined to good understanding, 306. decision to send Bordeaux to England, to mitigate ill will, 317, 320 rumours of, in London, 318-9 not expocted, 323. anxious to keep Denmark neutral in Anglo Dutch war, 321. Admiral of. See Caesar, duke of Vendme. fleet of to succour Dunkirk, destroyed by Blake, 284, 289 Vendme sends to ask restoration of, 294-5. king of. See Louis XIV. marshals of. See Caumont, Henri Nompar de, due de La Force Choiseul, Cesar de, comte du Plessis Pralin Gassion, Jean de. merchants of. See merchants, French. princes of. See princes, French. queen regent of. See Anne of Austria. ships of. See ships, French. Venetian instructions to representatives in, 19, 33, 41, 64, 68, 71, 75-6, 79, 123, 129, 143, 162, 165, 167, 176, 178, 181, 197, 201, 204, 213, 222, 230, 238, 241, 250, 252, 271, 274, 277, 293, 299, 308, 315, 319, 323, 326. Frances Francis, Michael, acting consul at Venice, 59 leaves Venice bankrupt, 62 supplies Bembo with information about Turks, 127. Franciscan Irish, advises papal policy in Ireland, 20 speaks highly of Preston's son, 48. Franciscans captured by Penn and put ashore, 183 chapter general at Rome, 184. Fraschia, Fracchie, near Candia, 114. letters dated from, 107, 110. Frederick III, king of Denmark : cousin of Charles II, 88 sends envoy to recognise parliament, 219 letter read in parliament, 220 offers mediation with Dutch, 260, 303. may hinder naval stores going to England, 264 proposed help for Charles in Ireland, 299 recalls ambassadors from London, 302-3. orders detention of English ships, 303, 305, 311 means to join with Dutch, prepares to block Sound, 309. proposed embassy to, to learn intentions, 305, 307, 311. Sweden has little fondness for, 307 in state of indecision, fears both sides, 321. Frederick William, elector of Brandenburg, duke of Lorraine treats with, 44. Freeman, Killigrew's petition for, 188. French. See France. Fresia,? Fife, Scotland, proposals made on behalf of, 207. frigates activity in building, on new model, 276 parliament orders 30 to replace merchantmen, 297 hindered by lack of material, 315. Frost, Sir Gualter, secretary to the Council of State, death, 222.