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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… as they believe in our Court that your Serenity's actual fleet is quite equal to confronting the Spanish … the enclosed note from the Marquis of Buckingham, the king's favourite, who at present exercises favour and authority … to steal much of the royal furniture. 1 Sir [Henry] Wotton, ambassador resident with you, has received leave to …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… of his zeal for the general peace, having thrown Ferdinand's affairs into worse confusion. At all events Sir [Walter] … to take leave of the Secretary Naunton and Sir [Henry] Wotton, they had made some reference to this, without any … to know what the most serene republic will do. Sir [Henry] Wotton, in the course of a conversation told me that on his …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 187. To the Ambassador in Spain. Spain approves of Ossuna's plan to keep up a fleet, but Naples fears the taxes. They … not say whether out of the kingdom or where. Sir [Henry] Wotton said to my secretary: Donato will go away to avoid a blow. But Wotton is a man who naturally speaks in very different ways. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… sent was either mine which I consigned to Sir [Henry] Wotton at his Majesty's request, or the substance of it. I have not been able to … to the DOGE and SENATE. Yesterday morning Sir [Henry] Wotton came to see me, and as if of his own motion, but …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… those who at that very moment are trampling on his Majesty's own children. The people grumble that the king is labouring … moving, will arrest those ships in Spain. The Ambassador Wotton writes that he was proposing to proceed to his embassy … against James to disclose, and was sent over to England by Wotton in the summer of 1617, Vol. XIV. of this Calendar, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… thought that she ought not to remain in the margrave's dominions to avoid giving offence to Poland; so it is … where I thought fit, upon the tenor of your Serenity's letters of the 11th ult. His Highness is deeply interested … of the 24th ult. We have therefore hastened on Sir Henry Wotton to comfort and strengthen the United Princes and …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… those who had received so many privileges from his Majesty's father and grandfather should be despoiled of their towns … who accompanied the embassy, has been to Doncaster's house to speak secretly to the king. Upon the point of … have left the time of his arrival in Venice to Sir [Henry] Wotton's own pleasure. Cornuals and Vueston have been …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… against whom defence is required. It is best to keep one's enemies disunited and not to unite them by noisy … current affairs, we thought fit to summon the Ambassador Wotton, as he has not been to us for a long while, and give … We enclose a copy of the exposition of the Ambassador Wotton, which has led us to write this. As his exposition …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… emperor and in the interests of Bavaria about the Palatine's vote and state, acting throughout with the nuncio. I learn … delay no longer, as he would not allow his son-in-law's total ruin, and had begun to prepare his forces. They … now he proposes to entrust the office to the Ambassador Wotton. The Secretary Calvert spoke to me warmly on the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… though his protestations have slackened since Bavaria's arrival. Many think that the dissatisfaction that Csar … imprudent or both are very disingenuous. The Ambassador Wotton reports the exposition made to your Serenity by the … sure of the French standing firm. Some one told me that Wotton and the new Dutch ambassador had quarreled. Certainly …