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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and Dutch complain of Charles's partiality to, 252. Barillon and Courtin awaiting instructions, 251. wants …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 56. Guldenlow's baggage reaches, 68; he arrives in, 76. Barillon comes to, 84; Prince George of Denmark in, 87; …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Tot, Claes, count of, Swedish ambassador to France, 207. Barillon and Courtin to confer with, 255; urges peace, 268. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 1360. Victuallers' licences, 271. Vidame, Monsieur de, in Barillon's service, 294. Vigars, Fran., Excise question, 637. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… not only the Duke of Crequi, the Archbishop of Rheims, and Barillon, but also a train of between three and four hundred … them in disgust. Apart from the underhand dealings between Barillon and the Opposition, the magnificence of the French … danger Louis strained every nerve. Not content with Barillon's traffic with the Opposition members, he despatched …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… his explanation of the situation in his interview with Barillon 18 Feb., 1685, Dalrymple, Vol. II, Appendix, p. 100, … two days after his accession, he sent Rochester to Barillon to explain that he would be dependent on the French … [40,640 l. sterling] to James through his Ambassador Barillon. James's expressions of gratitude were unkingly in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… the truth of the matter it being related several ways. M. Barillon told me that M. Davaux had orders from his Master to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of the Catholics. He was advised instead to go to M. de Barillon, the French ambassador ( p. 407). Oxford and …
Old and New London
… Duke of York put up on his sudden return from Brussels; Barillon, Ambassador from the Court of France, the same (says … In St. James's Square was residing the French ambassador, Barillon, during the autumn of 1688, when the popular frenzy … an excited multitude collected before his doors, yet Barillon fared better than some of his brother ambassadors, …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… First, 'Yesterday young Rouvigny came to me with Monsieur Barillon, (having given me his Father's Letters the Day … shall prove disagreeable to them here, whilst Monsieur Barillon goes on in his smooth, civil Way. The second Letter, … and I dare answer to get our Master as much again; for Barillon's Orders are to make the Market as low as be can.' …