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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Extract from the Queen's letter to Monsieur, sent by M. du Plessis, dated 28 March 1576, assuring him of her care for …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… deal, laying us ever under more obligation to you. M. du Plessis will inform you of it more at length.3 May. ( Signed) …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to take her journey to the Court about this matter. M. du Plessis is not going to his Highness. It seems that he has …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… be French. It appears too that his Highness may send M. du Plessis to the Imperial Diet about to be held at Augsburg. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in favour with Monsieur by the Prince's means, and du Plessis' mediation. This morning my good and familiar friend …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of Navarre's letter, written on the 20th ult. to M. du Plessis, that he considers all this embarkation very …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… I have dealt plainly with the King of Navarre's agent and Plessis. They say they trust him not. I pray God they be not …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… de Tligny and de la Noue are at present in Flanders. M. du Plessis has given me leave to write to you. I am getting his … of marrying a lady, rich and of great parentage. M. du Plessis is still at his own house. The Diet in Switzerland … Fl. 108.] ? About end of March. 216. French News [ qy. du Plessis to Walsingham]. The towns are to be delivered up by …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… heed must be taken that Buzanval knows it not; "for he is Plessis' creature, who is the contrary party to the Vicomte … underhand he doeth all he can to cross any thing. I love Plessis well, but I am sorry to see so much ambition reign in …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… am sorry for, because he is your good friend and mine, du Plessis, for the only envy that is and hath continued a great … himself go, and are not very well satisfied neither of Du Plessis nor Dupin, nor of some about him that rule him most, …