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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… will give passage to reiters for the Leaguers. For the 2nd article, it is to be considered that there is with Duke …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Par vostre bien-affection amy de vous faire service, Charles de Herauguieres." Endd. "Copy of a letter out of … Endd. 1 pp. Seal of arms. [ Ibid. XVI. f. 73.] July 12. CHARLES FRANCX to WALSINGHAM. Giving a more detailed account … See p. 170 above. Margaret of Austria was the child of Charles V, by the daughter of a respectable family in …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… very shortly, to accomplish his honour's commands. On the 2nd inst., being at sea, he met with 20 fly-boats, Zeelanders …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… against him with the States; and complaineth very much of Charles, that was your honour's page, who hath brought divers …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 19. H. Kyllygrew to Burghley. Enclosed in his last, of the 2nd inst., letters from M. d'Aldegonde and Roells, both …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… there than were kept after the wars between the Emperor Charles and the French King were ended, and these to be "of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… XXXIV f. 168.] July 6. William Borlas to Walsingham. Charles arrived and left to-day. Fears he will do little good …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… doubt they do no good. Here they stand in fear that Count Charles should have some design in Picardy, and to remedy … to Walsingham. Wrote on the 9th [ letter not found] by Mr. Charles, to his honour and the Council, of the General … lacks 9 rapiers, 18 headpieces, 1 gorget, 3 corslets. Sir Charles Blont, 112; absent 18; lacks 7 rapiers, 5 headpieces, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… sent from Paris to the council here. [They] cried God save Charles the 10, King of France, chosen by the princes and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to state that the Emperor now recommends the Archduke Charles in preference to his brother Ferdinand. The Baron … the fortifications of Hungary, consented to in the time of Charles, more than 600,000 guilders; "such restes" they …