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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… with Sansurin was Embresem, a gentleman of Buckingham's chambers, 2 not Lord Fillin. It is confirmed that he went … and being as anxious to take the affair out of the duke's hand as to conclude peace. Embresem had left so they said, … every one was anxious to see the fruits of the cardinal's sowing. The whole Court here is full of curiosity. Montagu, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… this would prove difficult at present, as all the emperor's armies are united and masters of all the positions which … Scaglia laboured, conjointly with him, to obtain the king's consent, and from this proceeded the declaration … him, as the Council at present will not be of Buckingham's humour. To comply with his interests it adapted itself to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… already entered this province. They are under Collalto's command, and quartered on the Oglio. They have left unhappy … common cause. We have already heard of the Most Christian's intention to support the common cause. We have not yet … of these ideas, pointing out that while England does not rouse herself or put herself in a position in which she can, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… in our islands, and for the good treatment of his Majesty's subjects there and everywhere. The ambassador said, I am … Council has been exclusively occupied with the Palatine's affairs, owing to the arrival of another courier from the … But everything must depend upon the result of Arundel's negotiations, as he has charge of these transactions, and …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… an accident in the Piazza caused by two of the ambassador's servants. 1 The arrest was made in order to save them from … the wounds inflicted on a citizen by one of your lordship's household, although accidental, caused great disturbance … there shall be continued, which means that the archbishop's precepts and reforms shall be obeyed entire. The decree has …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… throughout the city, that shots had been fired at S. Moise, that is, at the mouth of the Piazza. Justice … replied, I take comfort at hearing from your Serenity's lips that these acts were not intended to prejudice me or … ability, which may be read in his face and will certainly rouse the jealousy of that suspicious people, who are always …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… thus shut out from the possibility of entering his Majesty's presence in a friendly fashion the earl has sent word here … will profit by the passage of time to destroy his Majesty's forces. The parliamentarians here publish that they are in … are recognised as being very advantageous to his Majesty's side and as a condemnation of the declarations as well as …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… asks that he may have possession of a house of the nuns of S. Gerolamo which he has taken to dwell in, but to which the … hire by Talbot many years ago, and still has his Majesty's arms on it. Two days ago he was ordered to leave the house … October, 1640. [ Italian ; deciphered.] Oct. 21. Bibl. S. Marco, Cl. VII. Cod. 1928. 344. Amerigo Salvetti, Resident …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… intermediary to the North and by strong representations to rouse the King of England together with the Dutch to divert … they desire here to interrupt the thread of France's good fortune whether it be by their own action or by … las Torres, the count of Pearanda, and Nithard, the queen's confessor. Born on the 14th Sept., o.s. and christened …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Orio, Venetian Ambassador in England. By the Emperor's order the prothonotary Caracciolo has quitted Milan for … besieging the Bishop of Gurk [at Salzburg]. The Signory's letters from Constantinople, dated the 19th, announce that … the league and the peace with France to the Signory's ambassador at Rome, for communication to the Pope. London, …