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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to the DOGE and SENATE. The Count of Tillires, his Majesty's ambassador, has gone to continue his residence with the … to remain in Spain. This report reached his Majesty's ears. He wished to discover its origin and found it there, … find the prince here. The Spaniards mapped out the prince's journey to his embarcation to take twenty days, when ten …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… share in this force, it could not be called the League's, without making the world believe that they were united … their obligations. Fourthly, if Mansfelt had the League's flag, the pope would make a great disturbance, and he might … at the Hague. In your reply to the English ambassador's office about the Queen Palatine you have fully satisfied us …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… favourably, being actively assisted by the Sultan's mother. Accordingly our Bailo seems doubtful of the result … their positions, and secure what they have won. Smit's troops and the French have reached the valley. Spanish … Spanish difficulties before Verua. Attempt to divide Savoy's forces by move on Crescentino. On the diet of Hungary. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… that they want to consult him in Germany about the queen's household, her reception and dowry so that Csar may agree … He was attended by the Earl of Carlisle with the king's coaches, and a few others. In one and the same chamber he … by no means a small one, were surprised at the queen's mean and very ordinary apparel, attributing it to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… command me in your last of the 4th September, about Preaux's negotiations. In narrating the proposals and the replies … France are certainly derived, and so rooted in his Majesty's mind that to eradicate them will prove no easy task, the … if warned opportunely in a way not to rouse the duke's suspicions and by the weightiest possible arguments, they …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… with Sansurin was Embresem, a gentleman of Buckingham's chambers, 2 not Lord Fillin. It is confirmed that he went … and being as anxious to take the affair out of the duke's hand as to conclude peace. Embresem had left so they said, … every one was anxious to see the fruits of the cardinal's sowing. The whole Court here is full of curiosity. Montagu, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… news. Private letters are earlier in date than the king's. They state that the English, having lost hope of reducing … and recognise how he had been deluded by Buckingham's specious promises. He did not see by what resource the duke … sent a steward of Abbot Scaglia to England with Montagu's messenger. This is chiefly due to the news that the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… have expressed great resentment at the printing of Ven's proposals in Holland. They consider that it shows a lack of … offices for a reply to the proposals he made in his king's name. I fancy that in his private offices he expresses … The States are ready to respond to Camerarius's demands for help for his master, but nothing has been …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… came into the Collegio, and spoke as follows: His Majesty's impression of your Serenity's worth fills him with satisfaction at the benefit the … esteem. The Resident having desired to kiss his Serenity's cloak, the doge told him that he would always be welcome, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… concerns last Sunday, he was unable to receive Lord Fildin's offices of leave taking as had been arranged. This function … the extent that he finds to be requisite for his Majesty's service. He also has the power to dispose of Rolandson as … have aroused some spark of generous feeling in his Majesty's breast and possibly some compunction in his conscience. Or …