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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… in England the proposal made by King Henry and Cardinal Wolsey for the Signory to join a league which they said was …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… yet obtained audience either of the King or of Cardinal Wolsey, who was gone to fulfil his vow at Walsingham. London, … Giustinian, Ambassador in England. To confer with Cardinal Wolsey, and assure him that the Signory, when writing their … two ambassadors from the King of England, namely, Cardinal Wolsey and the Lord Chamberlain of England (Charles Somerset, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… difficulty about them. On that day had visited Cardinal Wolsey, who, after receiving the Legate Campeggio at dinner, … to the Signory. The Bishop of Paris had told Cardinal Wolsey that King Francis was not forming a new friendship for … Venice, King Francis was bound to defend her. Cardinal Wolsey rejoined, If the Signory of Venice is your friend, she …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… or war, and made the like inquiries concerning Cardinal Wolsey. Giustinian replied that Henry VIII. inclined towards … King Francis, and that his opinion was shared by Cardinal Wolsey, who boasted of having made the present peace. On … the procession, and dined at Court with the Legates Wolsey and Campeggio, and the ambassador of Madame Margaret …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Had received the orders from the Signory to thank Cardinal Wolsey for his good offices at the royal interviews, and to … wherefore it would be well to remain at peace. Cardinal Wolsey has written to King Francis to this effect. The Papal … p. 259. 118. The Same to the Same. Had thanked Cardinal Wolsey for his good offices. Concerning the carpets, the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the kinsman of the Count of Nassau. Is told by Cardinal Wolsey the King of France has no money. Calais, 1st … v. xxxi. p. 358. 323. The Same to the Same. Today Cardinal Wolsey and all the ambassadors assembled at the Conference. 1 … passed about deciding who was to speak first, and Cardinal Wolsey determined that the Frenchmen were to commence. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… with regard to the investitures he is to tell Cardinal Wolsey that the State, although liable to heavy expenditure, … Have read the account of his conference with Cardinal Wolsey, about the peace with the Emperor. Are quite contented … ( compositor) of this adjustment ( appunctamento). Wolsey may promise himself anything that lies in the power of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to be made, whereas he asked the King for a loan of money. Wolsey abused the ambassador, and would not give him … 18 lines.] Sept. 6. Patti Sciolti, no. 803. 750. Cardinal Wolsey to Doge Andrea Griti. Expresses the satisfaction of … it daily more firm,a bias which on every account he (Wolsey) purposes encouraging to the utmost. Commends himself …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… France been deceived by the King of England and Cardinal Wolsey, who crossed the Channel under pretence of making … Duke of Milan have arrived and had audience of Cardinal Wolsey, who has decided in the King's name that should his … may draw off the French army, according to the treaty. Wolsey said his army would be mustered by the 24th, and on …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… between King Henry and the French ambassadors and Cardinal Wolsey concerning the peace and understanding between them. … to the Doge and Signory. Went yesterday to to see Cardinal Wolsey, who received him very lovingly. Communicated the … of letters for Sir Gregory Casal, delivered in Cardinal Wolsey's name for transmission, and understanding his right …