Index: H

Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 29, 1653-1654. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1929.

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'Index: H', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 29, 1653-1654, (London, 1929) pp. 336-338. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol29/pp336-338 [accessed 24 March 2024]

Index H Haarlem [Prov. N. Holland, Netherlands], protests against secret article to prejudice of Orange, 235. Hague [Prov. S. Holland, Netherlands], 48. news from, 93. instructions from, 4 instructions required from, 56 Villano expecting orders from, 59. Grand Duke decides to write to against Van Galen, 36 Pauw dies at, 42 Bonel back at, 69n Chanut sent to, 131. duke of Gloucester received at, 54 proposals of Charles at, 59. several conferences at about peace overtures, 82 commissioners return to, to report, 115, 130, 172, 175. English representative to sit at, 111 talk of sending express to, 138. public funeral for Tromp at, 117 Council at consults Provinces about peace proposals, 127 mission of Chanut to, 149, 156. Scottish insurgents send delegates to, 128 weapons sent from to Highlanders, 149. Groot Johan, a Swede, arrested at, 154 Jongestal returns to, 272n Beverning returns to, 290n. little sign of peace overtures but great preparations for war at, 180. express sent to for ratification of peace, 202 anxiety for return of, 204-5. England may encourage civil strife at, 246. Hamburg, German Empire : envoy from about ships, 17. Bradshaw leaves for Copenhagen, 21 Bradshaw returns to, 43. Wheel of Fortune returning to, 178. -, ships of. See under ships. Hamilton, Col., arrival in Scotland, expected to make trouble, 194. Hampton Court, co. Middlesex. reserved as residence for Cromwell, 202. Cromwell goes to, for relaxation, 202, 217 plot to assassinate Cromwell on return from, 219, 236. Hanse Towns : Dutch ask to help against England, 8 defensive alliance in treaty, 31. Dutch trading under flag of, 96 included in defensive alliance with English and Dutch, 216. -, ships of. See under ships. Harlay, Philippe de, comte de Cesy, French ambassador at the Porte, arrangement for payment of debts, 242n. Haro, Don Luis de, Don Luigi, minister and favourite of Philip IV : arranges to hire English ships and Irish levies, 59 hopes from England, high opinion of strength, 224 speaks of English co-operation against France, 233. speaks to Quirini about Blake's squadron, his opinions, 268 thinks Cromwell's government about to crash, 276. Lorraine's secretary confers with, 275. Harrison, Thomas, major-general : trying to deprive Cromwell of command of army, 60 opposition to Cromwell a blind, 101. parliament asks for inclusion in government, 101 on committee to treat with Dutch commissioners, 108. leader of the Anabaptists, 160 likely to be deprived of command, summoned to London, 169 unseated and banished to country, 264. recognised head of Anabaptists, 264. Havre de Grace [Seine Inferieure, France], governor asks instructions about admitting English ships, 77. hemp, cargoes of, seized by Dutch in Sound, 5 cargoes seized by English, 96, 107. Hendra, Martha, 169. appeal to Council for husband, 170. -, Thomas, imprisoned at Venice, memorial for, 169-70. Henrietta Maria, queen of Great Britain, queen of England : Sagredo avoids visiting, 23 visiting of left to his discretion, 37. sale of property, 25 says Charles preparing to leave France, 51 Charles takes leave of, 235. welcomes duke of Gloucester, 77 Charles interferes to prevent making Gloucester Catholic, 283. Cromwell suspected of having suborned secretary of, 230. -, chancellor to. See Digby, Sir Kenelm. Henry VIII, king of England, breach with Church, 289. Henry, duke of Gloucester : lands at Dunkirk, 38 banished from England, 38, 43 kept prisoner by parliament, 78. received at Hague by sister, 54 arrives at Paris, 77. Charles interferes to prevent mother making a Catholic, 283. Henry Buonaventura English ship, captures Stella, 91 captured by Tromp, brought to Leghorn, 102 Tromp proposes to take to Amsterdam, 105. herring fishery : English mean to destroy Dutch, 96 Dutch dependence on England for, 99 Dutch hit by loss of, 135. Dutch to enjoy and pay subsidy for, 152 with peace Dutch will return to, 210. hides, cargo of from Guinea, 252n. Highlanders : invariably victorious in forays, 231 raid into Lowlands, 253 generals kept busy to prevent fresh moves by, 278. See also Scotland and Scots. Hispaniola. See San Domingo. Hobson, Obson, John, merchant : Levant Co. refuse title of consul to, 11n report of Savii on petition about consulship, 195 presents letters of credence, 201 accepted by state, 202, 218. reports instructions about Galilee, 235 informs Galilee of steps for release of son, 276. claims monopoly of currant trade for Levant Co., 243. Holland, Province of, Netherlands : hoped that Pauw's death may make more friendly to Charles, 54. letters from to parliament, reply to, 54 reply sent, 57 reply to expected, 60, 63. idea of separate understanding with, 58 Boreel says peace overture made by, alone, 61-2. action disapproved by majority, 64 efforts for secret understanding with, 138. commissioners from, for England, 89 de Witt a native of, 138, 143. appoints own captain to succeed Tromp, 124 opposes choice of Maurice of Nassau, 126. opposes election of Prince of Orange as stathouder, 124 dissensions with other Provinces about Orange, 214-5, 217, 235 reason for abiding by peace, 215. secret envoy sent to, 143 Zanardi going to, 232. assents to peace with England, 181, 183 has always leaned to peace and good understanding with England, 182. Cromwell offers armed support against other Provinces, 217 resists design of States to recall ambassadors in London, 229, 245-6. opposes convocation of StatesGeneral, 235 other Provinces fear domination and present paper against, 240-1, 245-6 Cromwell warns Zeeland and Friesland of consequences of disagreeing with, 241 England supporting against other Provinces, 245-6, 254, 260 Beverning recalled by, 290. claim that other Provinces should bow to, over peace, 248 alone in opposition to Orange, 254-5 can carry out arrangements against Orange alone, 258. suspends grant for stathouder's guard and fortifies towns, 258. States agree to payment stipulated by, 258 secret articles accepted by resented by other Provinces, 272. de Haro thinks Blake's fleet likely to help, 268. France supporting Friesland against, 279 other Provinces receive warning from, 287 Beverning draws closer union of with England, 290. -, See also Netherlands. Hoorn, Home [Prov. N. Holland, Netherlands], ship of, captured by English, 14n. horses Radziciowski allowed to export duty free, 134 presented to Cromwell by Count of Oldenburg, 226. household, Cromwell summons to service all of king's, 168. Huguenots, French Protestants : take up arms, English rejoice at, 130 said to have asked help of England, 247 Cromwell's demands for, 265 secret understanding with, 286. humiliation, day of, 25. Huntsman, frigate, has letters of marque for Spanish service, 170.