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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and from there to Lisbon, perhaps to keep Braganza's attention diverted and employed elsewhere, and from the … and Bonne Esperance, justice is evidently on his Majesty's side, since it is notorious that there is a considerable … in following his inclinations might have accepted the king's mediation, he cannot refrain from remarking that the king …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… came as they were on the point of starting of the king's return to London, brought, one may say, by himself, who … mind and acted on it, because of a breakdown in the queen's health. Impatient to learn what instructions had been sent … made an appointment, I went to the Secretary Arlinton's. After compliments I thanked him for the orders sent to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… duke of Buckingham, who from personal rivalry is Arlington's enemy, avails himself of this opportunity to foment discord in the hope of shaking the king's trust in the secretary, because of his too great intimacy … the ruin of private individuals. I stated that the king's subjects would not willingly follow him in the French …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… has sent his despatches from Vienna about the duke of York's marriage by a special messenger, and his Highness has told … That a copy of the paragraph from the Secretary Alberti's letter about cargoes for England be sent to the Five Savii … [ Latin.] Some time ago I told your Serenity of my king's intention to recall me, and now I come to ask leave to obey …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to pay his respects to their Highnesses in the king's name and he has instructions to accompany them to Paris … would be of no avail unless they prevented the duke's marriage to the Modenese princess, who was allied to the … as might have been caused by this incident. The duke's entire household is on the point of departure. A part has …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… claims to inherit would be shut out, including Orange's, even if he should marry the duke's eldest daughter, the cause of these jealousies. This half … announced the arrival of Wrangel in Pomerania and his king's order to Oxenstern to speak in strong terms at Vienna. By …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the members of both Houses to such offices and to the king's eagerness for peace. They say that these realms, owing to … that it would be purely for their benefit, his Majesty's ministers do not wish to promote it while neither the … of money they have made a distinction between the king's request for the payment of debts, which is called …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 1515 October 1515 Oct. 11. Original Letter Book, St. Mark's Library, Letter no. 42. 653. Andrea Badoer and Sebastian … from Pietro Pasqualigo to his brother, and from Pasqualigo's secretary to Hironimo Molin. The Lords doubted the news, as … them. [ Italian.] Oct. 16. Original Letter Book, St. Mark's Library, Letter no. 43. 655. Andrea Badoer and Sebastian …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Venice October 1521 October 1521 Oct. 2. Contarini's Original Letter Book, Letter no. 78, St. Mark's Library. 344. The Same to the Council of Ten. On the 27th … to the Emperor of a nature injurious to the Signory's interests. Is also confirmed in this belief by such great …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… with a supplement. They had news [at Rome] of the Duke's departure from Ferrara for Spain, concerning which journey … into the College to take leave of the Doge on his, Pace's, return to England, and according to a decree of the Senate … of 800 ducats. He goes by way of Bassano, and the Signory's governors were ordered to treat him with every attention …