Search
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Paris. Signer Gabria, the Pope's nephew, stands anchora in Avignon. There is foolish talk in the Court of the Queen and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… hopelessly ill. The news from France is worse than before; Avignon is in danger, and the Huguenots increase in numbers. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The Duke of Arcos and the Countess of Benevento are dead. Avignon is in great danger as the Huguenots are masters of … Nuncio desires passage for 3,000 men for the guard of Avignon, doubting the Protestants of Dauphiny, but was … that the King will be contented that the Protestants take Avignon, for he will grant no passage for soldiers for the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The King set forth a proclamation before going to Avignon that he would be "sacred" at Rheims the 15th of … has deferred his "sacre" till February, and is combered at Avignon that he cannot tell how to do any good there or how … of 50,000 crowns. The King's purpose since he came to Avignon has been to allure Danville to some treaty. He has …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… according to the bull Cna domini; to buy the county of Avignon; to procure a red hat for the Archbishop of Narbonne …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to remove the 'siege' there, as others afore him did to Avignon. I send you my news from Venice, a piece of which at …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to the agreements) had attempted, but in vain, to surprise Avignon. It is desired on the Piazza to have news of the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… enclosed news have arrived. 2 It is reported to-day that Avignon is taken, but as this is a great festival, the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… P. 1. Feb. 25. 790. John Fostar to Walsingham. Passing by Avignon he heard news of Marshal Danville's camp before …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and vassals to forbear to annoy their neighbours about Avignon, not only the French King's subjects but also the … secretary is departed with grant of passage for men to Avignon. Beseeches him to signify to the Queen the dutiful …