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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… any undertaking of great importance, and that either here, or wherever he may be, he will await orders from the King and … danger that everybody says he can last but a few days, or perhaps hours. This has greatly disquieted the Pope, and … King's wish to offend ( magis quam eius voluntate offensum est). But if the King himself shall listen to the voice of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… a good reply speedily, and intends to leave in eight or ten days for Italy. Brussels, 1st March 1558. [ Italian.] … until now. It is not for me to judge whether he did well or ill to perform this office, but I indeed wish your … the Duke of Alva determine either to return to Italy, or to remain, no arrangement whatever will be made for what …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the French, such as either to dismantle the place, or something of that sort. The Commissioners met yesterday at … Commissioners at length consented to remain longer three or four days. Such being the state of the negotiations, there … I, however, cannot vouch for the truth of these words, or whether those who uttered them were deceived by their …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… river [Loire]. It was not then known for what purpose they or the Marshal made these movements, so that the suspense was … the people and citizens of Tours; and after remaining five or six days he is to advance into Guienne for the prevention … very severe penalties, finding themselves without salary or any means, and being half desperate, joined the other …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the Duke de Guise should absent himself from the Court, or that he and all his friends would leave it. The Queen … with the firm intention of going there himself in three or four days; but on hearing that it was sought to expel him … opinion being that they, either of their own accord, or counselled by others, owing to their great hatred of the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… is indifferent whether the office is performed severally or together and you may go and tell the king at once, so that … whether she would be the wheel to put the others in motion or to stop them. The king had spoken to Gabaleoni about the … praesentiam hoc tempore facit hie necessariam. Hoc visum est praemonere, ne aliorsum vestra Celsitudo id acciperet, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… send the public letters more safely under private cover or in some other way, you must take the course which you … the king, before altogether breaking with the Spaniards or separating from them, pretends to an understanding with … as the poet says, Mira cano sol occubuit nox nulla secuta est. There was a David in Hebron, not an Ishbosheth, to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Lords of the Council gave him a passport every fourteen or fifteen days, each one stating that it was only valid pro hac vice, so that the ambassador every fourteen or fifteen days, had free passage for his letters to or from … commun, qu'autres fois m'ont dit, traittant avec eux, c'est qu'aux batailles qu'ils ont eues avec les Franois, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… been entirely forest, without further circumspection or consideration. The owners, owing to the length of time … hurting his brother, either as a sop to his own conscience or to please the king. If the sentence goes against them all … quam hactenus servavimus amicitiae limites, uti per est, extendentur, quacunque occasione mentem nostram et …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… in refusing to hear of any alteration in the old rites, or accepting the interim of 5 years. The mere thought of … Palatine, to whom he did not give the title of Elector or even of Highness. Bellievre said this was through … postquam Legati nostri munere vobiscum aliquot annis est defunctus, Jam ad alia negotia a vobis revocandum …