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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of the Counte d'Olivarez, Ambassador of the King of Spayne at Rome, unto Don Bernardino de Mendoza, written in … to drawe the King of France to joyne with the King of Spayne, but all was now broken off, whereuppon D'Olivarez … having forgotten that regard he owethe to the Crowne of Spayne, whereof D'Olivarez saieth he doubteth not, but Don …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… PS.More beinge desyrus to lerne nuse; it wase soe that Spayne wase moste sore spoyled bee the Kinge of France in …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… in it, of her appointing to keep it but paid by the K. of Spayne. But, it seemeth, she hath not been able to do so …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… with at this time. If I shall hear of any fleet out of Spayne I will advertise you. In the meantime wishing myself …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… so ferre in the causes of the Lowe Contryes as the King of Spayne shalbe gladd to yeld to a reasonabell composytyen with … is lyke he wyll joyne himself in marryage with the King of Spayne wherby he shall have his assystance & the assystance … and specyally of suche as be affected to the King of Spayne, who at this present be his grettest enyraes & moste …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… of a Father in sounding bothe how farr the King of Spayne did wishe this matche, who perhapps would chalenge … it farther then by way of meere dehortation. Touching Spayne he referred us to that which should be related by Don … we have receaved from owre owne Ambassador in the Court of Spayne aboute the same subject is everyway conformable. Which …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… parforce and for necessitie sake, and the Inquisicion of Spayne no doubt wil never lyke of it. The Pope's Nuncio … enformed that Don John hath sent hym verie secretlie into Spayne synse my beinge at Lovayne, which cannot be unknown to …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… far as that they had once received the livery of the K. of Spayne taking all red scarves, which upon some disagreement …