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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the moment opportune to communicate them to the Duke of Buckingham, or one of the other ministers, the prince or even … Ambassador in England, to the DOGE and SENATE. The Duke of Buckingham did not return to arrange with the French … the difficulties about the marriage have been overcome, as Buckingham has apologised for the latest events, partly on …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… may come out and damage their interests here 1 The Duke of Buckingham has not yet embarked, and this accident may delay … he ventured to speak and advise the king contrary to Buckingham's advice. His removal is announced, but he keeps …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Ambassador in the Netherlands, to the DOGE and SENATE. Buckingham has not yet appeared. A gentleman who recently … means to declare himself yet. England's part depends upon Buckingham's visit. I do not think the ministers here have … asking for help for Gabor. He proposes to avail himself of Buckingham's presence, if he comes here, to make some …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… depend largely upon the dislike of France for the views of Buckingham. This will serve you for information, and you will … to affability, artifice to good offices, strife to trust. Buckingham having taken the first step is intent solely on a … Carlisle, who had taken offence, as I wrote. Last Sunday Buckingham gave a grand banquet and entertainment to the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… English troops to Denmark, because Joachim wrote that Buckingham and Conway spoke to him on the subject, offering … as he gave offence first. They lay all the blame on Buckingham, as the enemy of the French, because he nurses old … taking care, however, not to excite the jealousy of Buckingham. You will keep on the alert to find out all you …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… hear that the relations between the two crowns are better. Buckingham has relaxed somewhat and Bassompierre's adroitness … the Dunkirkers are strongly fortified on the sea side, yet Buckingham has directed that the ships equipped by the city … like that either, as owing to Scaglia's friendship with Buckingham and the English they would suspect him of kindling …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… as his views always second the passions of the king and Buckingham it may be said that the service he has done them … backwards and forwards for this affair by the Cardinal and Buckingham. If this is the case, the outcry against the … had again introduced men and food into Fort St. Martin; Buckingham had replaced the guns in his ships and had written …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and take up a defensive position, he was attacked by Buckingham, who at the same time attacked fort St. Martin. He … I now give a more ordered narrative. Last Saturday week Buckingham resolved to make a final trial of strength with … with no small loss on both sides, the result was that Buckingham, seeing defeat was certain and that Fortune did …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to Marini of the 31st. The Rochellese continue to help Buckingham, and about 300 English have entered La Rochelle, … on the dash of the infantry of La Prea, and the few ships Buckingham had for the double task of besieging the fort and … to take up a good position to resist attack. But this time Buckingham, more fortunate or more wise, has fortified …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to the Most Christian. Scaglia, Porter and Rubens heard of Buckingham's death with tears and Olivares was much grieved. … Scotland. He has married the niece of the late Duke of Buckingham, so the king has made him master of the horse, … because he never negotiated by the king's orders, but Buckingham's alone, so that no one need fear that his …