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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… States, considering the practices held by such as affect a Spanish peace, but she mislikes the States urging her thereby … Council Chamber of the Leaguers), it was resolved by the Spanish agent, the Bishop of Glasgow and the rest that to … For which purposes Haggerston received money from the Spanish ambassador. That upon advertisement from the French …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… of the Prince of Parma, who has sent twenty-four Spanish ensigns into the Pays de Waes to close their passage …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the secretaries of those lords who are reconciled with the Spanish King. Add. Endd. with date. Fr. 1 p. [ Ibid. IV. 25.] …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… sea, and that there was no means to do it than to have the Spanish King set on England, and that there was no means to … means to exclude her from ever being able to come to the succession of the realm of England, achieving their design … to his first discontents. I sent him lately a skin of Spanish leather, which restored me to favour. Sometimes I do …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Countries, the King is also not asleep, for he has sent Spanish infantry and ships of war into the Indies; furnishes … have the English ambassador dismissed. Not only French but Spanish gold will, it is thought, help to bring it about. The …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… brought into the country ; viz : upon Dorts, Rhenish, and Spanish two gulden ; and on French one gulden per hogshead ; …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… on the 22nd, printed at page 205 below. pedit, from Spanish or Portuguese pedir. Dr. Joseph Michaeli. Cf. Bor, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… for sure : that the Prince of Parma for certain is not Spanish, but hath a secret pretension in great colour for …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… this seemeth most strang, that such a nation as the Spanish is must be chosen out of all Christendom that of all … yea, to chastise and represse thes blood-thirstie Spanish Romanistes. But to descend shortly to the reprooff of … but as the Popes excommunicacions shall prevaile, and the Spanish forces shall prosper in unknowen cuntries." "And yet …