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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… foregoing despatch. 5 First. That the soldiers of France or of any other nation shall not pass into Scotland without … by the three Estates like a rebel, without the King or Queen having need to send any foreign force to subdue … no French men-of-war shall be sent to England, Ireland, or Scotland; nor from England or Ireland to France. Fifthly. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… to prevent these coming, as the distance is only thirty or forty leagues, which can be traversed with almost any …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… hope to have children, he could not of his free will or to his satisfaction become her husband unless, in the … closed until two hours before noon, and again at the third or fourth hour of the night (about 10 p.m.). Moreover, the … p.m. Monsieur went to ask leave of the Queen to go for two or three hours into the city for his pleasure, and having …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… He asked whether he had better go on to France by sea or by land and was told that the sea at present was far from … of the Ceremonies (Lewkenor) has had no orders to meet him or compliment him. This is a proof that the displeasure with … either on the ground of blood-relationship and religion, or to augment their own importance and to take Cleves from …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… that your Serenity's business shall not suffer. In a day or two I shall move myself, and I am taking a lodging near to … for their wives who do not attend the Protestant church, or else the wives must go to prison, weighs heavy on them. … would clap the Vice-Consul in prison before touching bite or sup. He leaves to-morrow for Marseilles and after two or …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… going to hold a General Assembly at the end of this month, or a little later. On the subject of the marriage of the … the pirates fortified in Ireland, as to whether they would or would not accept the pardon on the conditions proposed to … and that to come merely for the purpose of making speeches or retailing gossip is a windy vanity. But to-day I am here …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… great affection. No one here will know anything of affairs or news of the world. They only care to enjoy themselves in the court three or four times more than usual, in feasts and banquets. I have … with the Spaniards, because either by incitement or connivance they had induced him to take the steps which he …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… by Foscarini to the Senate, they should torture him, or put him on his defence at once, and pass sentence. The … that he be condemned to five years in the galleys, or ten years imprisonment without amputation of the hand. … before. He finally directs him to see about sending ten or twelve ships of Holland into the Mediterranean if His …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… and dissuade him if possible from making any complaint, or, if necessary, to take measures in anticipation. I had a … heretofore is in great part gravelly to the depth of six or seven feet and upwards beneath the surface, its culture … aided by industry, the soil would yield no vegetables or very few, especially in the environs of London where they …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… said that his Catholic Majesty had no more faithful or devoted minister than the Viceroy of Naples. The Bohemians … of Great Britain will readily listen to the voice of peace or to a prolongation of the truce, so that he may not be … has almost entirely ceased, there being only three or four deaths from it this week. London, the 5th September, …