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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Auvergne. Danville and Montbrun hold on in Languedoc, Provence, and Dauphiny and give the Papists their handful. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of Savoy by this occasion and also for the troubles in Provence, which are thought to be nourished by him. Cannot …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Captain Hakerstone, a Scot, came from the Prior of Provence with request to the king for commission to levy men, … of Dauphin seem to be joining them of the Religion in Provence. Lavalette, the king's minion, is come from Saluces, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… since they have taken arms in Dauphin, Languedoc, and Provence ; while in some places those of the league have …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… came to Marseilles, together with the Grand Prior of Provence and the chief President of Provence, with intention to place M. de' Muglion' to be … themselves with Marshal Montmorency. M. de Viennes of Provence, who was sometime this king's minion when he was …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Corso (son of Sampiero), d'Epernon, de la Valette with the Provence forces, and some men from Languedoc and Vivarais …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Prior, and have slain 3,000 of their men, thereby all Provence remains at the Prince's devotion. 4. The Queen of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… The King perceiving the religion risen in good troops in Provence and Poitou, and the Prince of Orange to be come to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… them, whereby they may have free passage from Dauphiny and Provence to the Loire, now that Danville has Pont St. Esprit …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… affairs entrusted to him in some province, especially in Provence and Dauphin for the execution of the edict of peace. … king wished to honour the Marshal with the government of Provence, they withdrew him from this purpose through the … it was an invention to render him odious and suspected in Provence and make their Majesties distrust him. And some of …