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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… When I asked if he had any news of affairs in Italy, or of any stir in Flanders and England, he said, Nothing of … Calais, and promises to complete the work in three or four weeks, having only to fortify the part that was … one to augur ill, whether, in truth, no news arrives, or that it comes and is suppressed. Cardinal Caraffa was …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… for every one enrolled as a soldier, be they cavalry or infantry, to be within a certain time at his appointed … the 4th, saying he hoped to reach Brussels in eight or ten days, and this same intelligencer was of opinion that … for longer delay, and especially because, three or four months hence, he can again convoke the States, and …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Cardinal of Lorraine being thus enabled to remain here two or three days longer, and then follow postwise. In the … other entertainments commenced, and will continue for five or six consecutive days, until the departure of the … at the Court in dances and banquets, nor the masquerade of friars in the streets of London, nor the statue of St. Thomas …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… necessary for Mary to die if Elizabeth was to live, or for Elizabeth to die if Mary was to live. She had on every … a large fleet to clear the ocean of pirates, and one day or other the Queen would receive her punishment, which would … of that kingdom will not take place, in his opinion, or if it does it will last a shorter time than the last. He …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… that he could have taken part in Biron's conspiracy, or had intelligence with Spain; that he was not the only one … is going to England on public service; no officer or judge in this city shall allow him to be cited or named to his damage during the whole time of his absence. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… months, whether he wishes the truce to hold good there or not. At the expiry of three months if the King has made no … li manco caricati). No embargo to be laid on ships, crews or cargoes. This shall not apply to arrest for crime or debt or legitimate contract. At the request of the Dutch a …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… publishing it, however, he desired to know whether France or Venice would accept it; he said that if they three held … Some pirates attacked a royal ship and some twenty-five or thirty of them had already got possession of the upper … the restoration of her patrimony and asks to be married, or at least allowed to depart and to choose a husband. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… attacks upon the republic without professing enmity or a wish to do us harm, and yet they wish to strike her to … place while they were declaring that they were not hostile or unfriendly to the republic. In such a grave matter we have … Sire, either I will follow your Majesty to your hunting or before you leave I must speak to you about the great …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… SECRETARY SURIAN at the Hague. If you think it necessary or opportune you will add still more in our name to the … was not punished as a rebel, for assassinating his prince or such things, but simply for stealing a little money. If he … Chigs. Griffin Roun. Anthony Gargose. William Pone. Augustine Raparel. Robert sco in fin. Gerome Ueech. Aldichles …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… as there is no appearance of their invading our states or suppressing our liberties, in fact the heretics have not … favourable to themselves, and the same for a truce or peace with the Dutch, all with the idea of delivering … of Mansfeld. I may add that it is a bad practice to employ friars in worldly affairs. The emperor, hearing that these …