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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… The French refused to come hither until King Philip's hostages were sent to France, but at length the two Kings … Thames, and the other evening she supped at Lord Pembroke's house; and every day there are dances at the Court. The two … arrived here. They were received at Dover by Lord Cobham, with a very honourable company. On the morrow he took …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… sooner had the King received news of the Queen of England's death than he sent orders to all the ports to prevent the … French Ambassador here. The latter tells me that the Queen's niece is laying claim to the throne. Valladolid, the first … certain threads of negotiation for this peace with Lord Cobham and the High Admiral. 5 On the other hand four …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to the Signory. A few days ago an Ambassador [Sir Henry Cobham] from the Queen of England arrived at this Court. It … in the interests of religion, has promoted the Ambassador's dismissal by exhorting the King to send him away speedily, … but only in the course of conversation with the King's ministers. The Nuncio has also told me that he had …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the English ambassador, in favour of the son of Lord Cobham, one of the chief personages of England, that he, with … Governors of Padua. Grant of arms-license to Mr. William Cobham, one of the chief personages in England, come thence … be conceded to wear weapons in Venice, and in the Signory's towns and places, and to two servants for each of them, as …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… question of religion shall be discussed after the Archduke's arrival in England, and stating the intention to be not … condescends to a private chapel in his (the Archduke's) own palace, but on the understanding that all that shall … very day despatched a gentleman of his, named Mr. Henry Cobham, by post to England, with the requisite instructions. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… his mother, who, it is hoped, will, according to the King's desire, conduct Monsieur to the Court and endeavour, … of Alenon ; translation, enclosed in the preceding. Lord Cobham will deliver to your Highness these few lines written … is coming to Monsieur to give him account of the Queen's regret at the publication of the book against their …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… will have heard of the success of the Grand Signor's army [in Hungary against Ferdinand King of the Romans]; … the Signory's towns and places be conceded to Mr. William Cobham [William Brooke, eldest son of George Lord Cobham ?] and Mr. John Schiere [John Squyer ?], with their …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… A few days ago, when an English gentleman [Sir Henry Cobham] who has been named Ambassador from the Queen of … having been done through the medium of one of Monsieur's gentlemen, a very discreet person, the gentleman brought … to be the intention of the English to remove the King's brother from the King's side, in order to make use of him …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… secrecy. I, as entirely devoted to your Serenity's service, elected to be free to write the contents of the … of the Archduke (d'Aremberg), was in relations with Lord Cobham (Cuban), the chief conspirator. By means of Cobham d'Aremberg was informed of the disposition of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of State. [ I. 87, p. 39.] April 3. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 4. The ship with corn taken upon the Irish … consequence. Take care that some force of horse be sent to Cobham in Surrey, to disperse those people so met, and to … House. Council of State to the Justices of the Peace near Cobham, Surrey. To similar effect. We desire you, according …