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H
Haal, ? Hall, Mr., 292.
Hackett, Hacchit, Hacklytt. See Hakluyt.
Hadersleben [S. Jylland, Denmark], letters dated at, 494, 495.
Hague, Netherlands, states of Holland and Zeeland meet at, 411.
Haguenau [Basse Rhin, France], Casimir's force assembling near, 338.
Hainault [Belgium], proposed devastation, 305; Parma's forces in, 421.
Hakluyt, Hacklytt, Hacchitt, Haklytt,
Haquin, Haklit, Hackett,
Richard, secretary and chaplain at the English embassy,
Paris, 550, 564, 603, 627, 628,
630.
-, Stafford wants, 53; letters sent
by, 486, 510.
-, -, letter from, 671.
Halberstadt [Saxony, German Empire], contribution to French Huguenots, 62.
Hamburg [German Empire], 40.
-, Bizarri at, 19; Gibbs' knowledge of, 232.
-, negotiations for residence of English merchants at 68–71, 74,
75, 102; treatment of English
merchants at, 74; opening of
trade with desirable, 102.
-, tolls demanded by, 69, 70, 74;
report of unlawful practices,
145.
-, request for embassy to be sent
to, 69, 71, 75; not guilty of
misrepresenting English to
Emperor, 70, 75; objection
to requiring concert of other
cities, 70; desire to act independently, 102.
-, King of Denmark at, 71; Palavicino going to, 201; Matthias
at, 237, 247; Powle returning
to England via, 594.
-, proposed licence to for a number
of white cloths, 102; ships
laded at, 106; money to be
provided at, 146.
-, English excluded from, 172; Denmark writes to Queen about,
230.
-, Merchants Adventurers' negotiations with, 313–5, 348, 399–
408, 412; allows continuation
of trade, 352; privileges restored to, 365.
-, Parma sends ambassador to, 314;
addicted to Spain, 427, 456–
60; ships from stayed at
Dunkirk, 437.
-, Stade demands break with, 320,
321; objections to English
trading with Stade, 398–402,
404, 406; Stade more friendly
than, 457; Stade better for
English than, 645.
-, stands close with other Hanse
towns, 349; trade diverted to,
409.
-, reasons for not accepting last
answer from, 456; answers
of Merchants Adventurers to,
458–60; policy to linger with,
645.
-, ships preparing for Spain and
their cargoes, 542, 564; flyboats and men at for Dunkirk,
542, 565.
-, assembly of ships to demand
tolls, 611, 644; bishop of
Bremen warns, 612; assembly
to discuss, 644; proposals to
about English residence, 645.
-, decree of Emperor to, 646, 647;
complaint of behaviour of English seamen, 653.
-, assembly of princes at, 577, 580,
599.
-, Burgomaster of, 314, 315. See
also Watkins, Hermann.
-, citizens of, 539.
-, commissioners of, 569.
-, Council of, 352.
-, Proconsuls and Senate of, Senators
and Consuls of, Senate, 68,
456, 458, 538, 568.
-, -, -, letters of, 73, 398,
405, 652; referred to, 68–70,
402.
-, -, -, letters to, 306, 365,
429; referred to, 68.
-, Recorder of. See Milner, William.
-, ships of, 284.
-, letters sent via, 107.
-, letters dated at, 19, 28, 67, 72,
76, 315, 331, 349, 405, 408, 413,
427.
Hamilton, Glaude, chief mover of stir in Scotland, 54.
Hampson, Robert, letter of, 644.
Hampton. See Southampton.
Hampton Court, co. Middlesex, 115.
Hancks, John, merchant at Rouen, 92.
Hanger, George, commissioner for piracies, 33.
-, -, merchant of London, 62.
"hannick," measure of capacity, 12.
Hanse Towns: relations of Danzig
to, 59; included in Anglo
French treaty, 626.
-, negotiations with Elizabeth, 68,
71, 74, 75, 102, 348, 365, 401,
408, 429.
-, privileges abrogated by Edward
VI., 172; law for importing
yew staves applied to, 173.
-, permission to transport cloth,
306; not due to good will, 314.
-, Parma urges to appeal to Emperor
to exclude English cloth, 314;
stand together, because of Denmark, 349; complaints against
Count Edzard, 393, 408.
-, to be informed of proceedings of
English envoys, 398; relations
with England, 405, 456, 457.
-, grievances of, 400; Lubeck
guardians of treasury, 404;
and English relations with
Stade, 458–60; Stade belongs
to, 646.
Hanton. See Southampton.
Haquin. See Hakluyt.
Harbart, Mr., 33.
Harborne, William, English Ambassador in Turkey, Baily, bailo of
England, 11, 500.
-, appeals to Turk to help against
Spain, 504, 508, 509; gets
Mariani released, 648.
-, letter from, 647.
Hardelot, Harlow [Pas de Calais, France], taken by Guises, 474.
Harebrone, Perse, 56.
Harfleur [Seine Inf., France], King sends to take, 651.
Harlingen, Arlinghen [Prov. W. Friesland, Netherlands], deputation to Leicester, 421.
Harnem. See Arnheim.
Harley, Robert de, Baron de Monglas, Mongla, mission to John Casimir, 113, 141, 143; to take back assurances to Navarre, 138, 139; Navarre complains of delay, 156; sent to inform Navarre of capitulation, 187.
Harlow. See Hardelot.
Harris, Lord. See Maxwell, William, Baron Herries.
Hartley, Francis. See Gifford, Gilbert.
Harvard. See Howard.
Harwich, co. Essex, 644.
Hassall, —, of Lyme, commissioner for piracies, 33.
Hassan Bassa, Venetian renegade, sent for from Tunis to be Admiral, 648.
Hassel, Rizert, 339.
Hastings, John, mission to prince of Orange, 466, 471.
Hatton, Sir Christopher, Vice Chamberlain, 405.
-, emnity to Stafford and Burghley,
194; sent to Chateauneuf, 240;
in London for parliament, 241,
250; negotiations with Chateauneuf, 657.
-, on commission about depredations, 242.
-, the Lord Chancellor, letter to,
371.
Haussonville, Ossonville, Jean, Baron
of, ambassador of Lorraine, 332.
-, defeated in Lorraine, 360, 361;
relinquishes passage to reiters,
365.
Hauvart, Hauvourt. See Howard.
Havana, Cuba, 687.
-, Drake takes, 1.
-, news from, 57.
Havre de Grace, Newhaven [Seine
Inf.. France], 81, 318, 361, 511,
566, 651, 666.
-, ships preparing at, 43; Dieppe
ships victual at, 54.
-, piracy by ships of, 62, 319, 384;
depredations on some of, 312,
331, 632.
-, King orders release of English
ships at, 317, 319; English
arrested at, 468.
-, man condemned at, 368; Mistress
Babington at, 589.
-, President of Rouen goes to, 515;
Guise puts Governor in, 589;
question of Epernon securing,
600.
-, ships reaching or leaving, 588,
589, 641.
-, King going to, 642.
-, declares for the League, 642.
-, Governor of, 317, 515, 592, 651.
-, ships of, 469, 632, 659.
-, news from, 311, 592.
Hawarde, John, letter from, 351.
Hawes, James, merchant of London, 413.
-, John, 413.
Hawkins, John, Spaniards try to corrupt, 177; reported defeat by Parma, 499.
Hawtre, Anthony, merchant at Rouen, 92.
Herbert, Guillaume, of Honfleur, master of the Petite Normande, 318.
-, Jehan, master of the Lepurier, 318.
Heckelenberch, Hellebourgh, Court, a German pirate, proceedings in Admiralty Court against, 114, 115.
Heidelberg, Heydelberg, Hedelberg
[Baden, Germany Empire], 41,
111, 133, 170, 172, 222, 238,
317, 433, 434.
-, John Casimir's visit to, 77;
Monglas detained at, 141; conference at, 171; ambassador
of Berne at, 219; Beuterich
dies at, 226; Lord Zouch at,
264; Count of Marck secretly
at, 327; embassy to, 332.
-, bond dated at, 186.
-, letters from, 95, 124, 134, 145,
188, 191, 226, 244, 262, 306,
330, 331, 473, 487, 593, 604,
639.
-, news from, 121, 599.
-, Chancellor of, 599.
Heidtman, Gerhard, factor of John ab Horn, 339.
Heligoland, Holy Island, 349.
Hellebourgh. See Heckelenberch.
Helmstetter, —, former German ambassador to France, commander of landsknechts, 328.
hemp, contraband for Spain, 90.
Heneage, Hennige, Anne wife of Sir Thomas, sister of Anthony Poyntz, could get brother access to Queen, 181.
Henem. See Arnheim.
Hennebert, Capt., Huguenot refugees petition to escape victualling men of, 166, 167.
Henricke, Colonel Eitel, officer of reiters, 327.
Henry VIII., King of England, 356.
-, charter to subjects in Spain,
394; treaties with Francis I.,
626.
Henry, Cardinal, King of Portugal, 602.
Henry II., King of France: and treaty of Cateau Cambresis, 627; intervention with Turk about Transylvania, 675.
Henry III., King of France, 470, 586.
-, Queen offered help to appease
dissensions, 302; no peace
till returns money for redemption of Pfalzburg, 334.
-, money owed to Petite Pierre, 435;
points of Stafford's negotiations
with, 467.
-, document of time of, 673;
Walachian prince appeals to,
675.
-, 1585:
-, displeased with La Noue, 676;
one of the six capable of
curing ills of France, 677.
-, 1586:
-, display of pacific intention,
2; Swiss ambassadors
treat with, 5, 6, 24.
-, informed of Grand Prior's
murder, 3; appointments
following, 4, 6.
-, gifts to nobility, 5; list of
edicts of, 7; lays fresh
burdens on people, 8, 9,
12, 20; will not revoke
edicts, 22, 37.
-, reception of Navarre's envoys, 5, 6; angry that
did not ask for peace, 8, 37.
-, going to Blois, 5; unlikely
to go to Lyon, 21; going
to Bourbonnais, 48.
-, dreads disagreement of Epernon and Joyeuse, 7;
hatred of minions, 9; stops
Epernon, 37.
-, disposal of appointments, 7,
8; releases Salettes from
Bastille, 52.
-, German efforts with for
peace, 16, 61; mission to
Navarre for peace, 36,
95; desire for peace, 52,
60.
-, permits Guise to besiege
Auxonne, 21; reported
surrender of Cambrai to
Philip, 24.
-, popular outcry against, 23;
fears outbreak in Paris,
37.
-, reply to Leicester's placard,
28–32; goes to bains, 49,
51, 61, 103.
-, fears reconciliation of Navarre and Guise, sending
mother to Navarre, 38, 39,
103.
-, treatment of German mission,
49, 50, 60, 72; German
subsidy not to be used
against, 109; reply to
ambassadors, 138, 139;
German embassy to, 328,
683.
-, curious attitude to League,
51, 92; but deadly hate
of, 66.
-, mistake in allowing siege of
Auxonne, 65; storms over
surrender, 73.
-, accused as author of Babington plot, 78; Queen informs of plot, 96.
-, expected to aid Spanish invasion of England, 80;
a notable deceiver, 95.
-, asks Elizabeth to release
Crichton, 80; not visible
for months, 92; common
for Villeroy to forge hand
of, 95.
-, promises to help Swiss defend
Geneva, 93; not author
of enterprise against
Geneva, 113.
-, dealings with Queen of Scots,
95, 105; Elizabeth defends action to, 97, 184;
moves for Queen Mary,
118, 164.
-, Elizabeth warns of Guises,
97, 98; seeking to disarm
League, plans upset, 147.
-, Navarre's reply to, 104;
will declare Navarre heir
if becomes Catholic, 147.
-, answer to Scottish ambassador, 132; points to be
negotiated with, for James,
174, 175.
-, great trust in Bellievre, 146;
intentions by him, 147;
at Chartres with Queen,
153, 156.
-, confidence in Villeroy, 146,
153; trying to win Montmorency, 685.
-, Epernon reports successes to,
153, 154; will allow no
religion in France but his
own, 167, 175.
-, means to raise money by
creating knights, 174.
-, 1587:
-, edict against heretics, 180;
speaks only by mouth of
League, 185; fed with
hopes of rising in England,
185, 186.
-, to be informed of Chateauneuf's share in Babington
plot, 189–191; evades
giving audience, 192, 243,
299.
-, Bellievre has private conference with, 193; asked
to hand over Morgan and
Paget, 205, 240, 269, 277.
-, League's efforts to make
break with Elizabeth, 193,
240; jealousy of the
League a protection for
Elizabeth, 236.
-, Navarre will do part of
his mind, 194; ambassadors approach about de
Trappes, 203, 204; and
arrests at Rouen, etc., 205,
213, 238.
-, dealings with about De
Trappes and Chateauneuf,
206–15, 217, 218, 240, 248–
51, 254, 259, 265, 268–70,
272, 273, 275–7, 279, 294,
300, 302, 303, 310, 319;
and depredations, 212, 213,
240, 469.
-, Casimir would repay Queen
with money from, 222;
operations to obstruct Casimir, 264.
-, informed of execution of
Queen Mary, 227; greatly
piqued, 227, 230, 236;
reason for vexation, 289.
-, Queen's answer to, 239; England could unseat by uniting with Spain, 242;
League may persuade to
join Spain against England,
246.
-, and seizure of English ships
and goods, 242, 246, 250,
267, 270, 294, 295, 306,
310, 311, 319, 321, 329.
-, Queen wishes to remove
occasions of offence with,
246; efforts to estrange
from England, 248, 251,
252; no call to avenge
Mary, 253, 254; qualified
in mind about Mary, 265.
-, could press England for
money given to Casimir,
255; Casimir's expedition
to mate, 305.
-, keeps letter from James very
secret, 256; affairs of divert
Guise from Sedan, 275.
-, thinks of sending mother to
Guise and League, 257;
offended at action of
League, 258, 290, 291.
-, fear of attempt against, 258;
hot for marriage of Soissons
to Nevers' daughter, 274,
299.
-, helped in helping Navarre,
272; Queen to ask to stay
Guises in Picardy, 279;
hates Guises but may be
drawn into League, 286.
-, could have been constrained
by holding up corn, 287,
288; advisable to conciliate, 290.
-, Queen Mother displeased with
289; and English relations
with Navarre, 303.
-, treaty with Scotland, 289;
proposal to send to about
Scots' Queen, 292.
-, usual retirement at Whitsun,
295; Waad taking leave
of, 301; at Vincennes, 311.
-, letter from Constantinople
for, 297; Swiss troops for,
337.
-, asks Joyeuse to succour Malicorne, 298; does not help
Joyeuse, 350, 355, 359.
-, de Trappes has audience of,
309; shut up at Vincennes,
350.
-, show of dislike of book about
English martyrs, 316, 317;
release of Morgan, 352,
357, 381; Stafford to see
about, 353.
-, anger at new depredations,
317; orders about St.
Severin curate thwarted,
359; no answer about
excesses, 384.
-, shows bad disposition by
stirring up James about
mother, 319, 320; obtains
Nau's release, 461.
-, in league against Protestants,
324; in league to conquer
England, 332.
-, would rather have war in
Lorraine than France, 333;
two victories in one day, 355.
-, knows of Conti's relations
with Navarre, 354; sends for
the Bourbon princes, 360.
-, makes Montmorency colonel
of Swiss, 356; prevention
of German auxiliaries for,
362.
-, announces readiness to set
out, 359; reiters for, 374.
-, Pope's opinion of, 365;
promise for Lorraine-Nemours marriage, 384.
-, La Marsilliere sees, 366, 367;
Navarre sends to, 373,
417; much stirred by
Navarre's fight with Joyeuse, 385.
-, breach with England, Stafford's attitude to, 374;
and depredations, 392.
-, will not give Picardy to
Soissons, 378; setting out
for Gien, 379; plays at
mock holiday with League,
383, 384.
-, campaign in Lorraine advantage to, 386; policy
for dealing with German
army, 424; capitulation
with reiters, 428.
-, at Montargis, assembling
army, 388; summons
Guises to join him, 389;
at Orleans expecting
Guises, 411, 417.
-, on Loire, army growing
stronger, 439; reported
victory over Huguenots,
446.
-, threatened with ruin, 449;
reply to nuncio, asking
help against heretics, 453;
obtains money from Pope,
454; mission to Pope,
461.
-, has del Bene arrested, 464;
policy to League, 479;
business of Bogdanowich
with, 688–90.
-, wished to buy off reiters,
474; and Navarre, 480.
-, unpopularity, 474.
-, 1588: 492, 566.
-, detests League, 481; desires
quiet and peace, 482;
Joyeuse asks leave to return, 505.
-, relations with Elizabeth, 481,
483–5, 500, 510; advantage to keep in with, 482;
thinks Queen prefers Spain,
488, 489.
-, desire to open himself with
Stafford, 485, 488, 509, 515,
516; Stafford and, 548,
564, 565, 568, 663.
-, relations with Navarre, 485,
487, 510; Navarre sends
to treat with, 488; sends
to Navarre, 517.
-, shut up at Vincennes, 489,
490; going to Poitou, 500;
at Blois, 505.
-, mistrust and fear of discovery, 490; declaration
for Epernon, 498; anxiety
about Epernon, 596, 600.
-, dealings about Sedan and
Jametz, 491, 498; del
Bene's double dealing with,
547, 548.
-, orders seizure of book about
English defeats, 499, 500;
no desire to attempt anything against England, 528.
-, Greek patriarch appeals to,
535; proposed loan from
Venice, 540.
-, wants to consult with League
about Poitou, 517; offended at Aumale's action, 535,
540, 577.
-, Stafford has audience of,
519–28; on relations with
England, 520–1, 525; the
reiters, 521–2; Navarre,
523–4, 526; Mary Queen
of Scots, 525–6; negotiations with Spain, 526;
depredations, 527.
-, feels sure of Navarre after
Condé's death, 530; receives news of death, 531;
feelings about, 531, 532,
552; demand of for justice
about, 555; reply, 596.
-, on English depredations, 550;
mother alarms about
Parma approaching French
frontiers, 551, 552.
-, relations with mother, 551,
601, 605; weakness of,
584, 585.
-, proposed expedition to
Picardy, 551, 552; at
Paris, 577; keeps Swiss
guard ready, 597.
-, promises not to hinder
Armada, 559; enemy of
Casimir, 620.
-, device to make renew war
with Huguenots, 563; report of Reaux to, 596.
-, ship with munitions of blown
up, 567; cause of unpopularity at Rouen, 589.
-, League aims to destroy, 579;
behaviour at Council, 582–
584, 595, 605.
-, sends Pinard to Stafford, 580,
581; secret communication with Stafford, 582;
Stafford informs of
mother's message to Guise,
605.
-, on Elizabeth and Navarre,
581–3; Queen's offer
to, 609; Elizabeth and, 614.
-, reported attempt of League
against, 590; League
makes agreement with,
593; report of Bellievre
and La Guiche to, 595;
Bellievre's further report
to, 604; anger of, 604, 605.
-, influence of clergy used
against, 547; means to
go to extremes with Guise,
612; Guises profess to
act in accordance with
wishes, 614.
-, goes to Vincennes for rest,
601; sends back Bellievre,
605; Bellievre returns to,
606.
-, conference with Guise at
Louvre, 607; leaves Paris
suddenly, 609, 610; reaches Nantes, 625.
-, should proclaim Guise a
traitor, 614; Queen should
urge to resist League, 622–
4.
-, stands upon three points,
624, 625; devices to make
yield three points, 629.
-, favour to Epernon, 625;
Epernon asks to give Normandy to Montpensier,
626; does so, 640.
-, collecting forces, 626; refuses no support, 630.
-, best way to rely on alliance
with England, 629; suggestion of English loan to,
630; Leighton's instructions for, 633–6; Queen's
advice to, ibid.
-, nuncio treats with, 631; and
Parlement about du Belloy,
651.
-, League tries to prevent reconciliation with Paris,
631; peace terms offered
to, 637; articles moderated, 640; attitude to
doubtful, 641.
-, answer to Bodley's message,
637; means to go to
Picardy, 642; answer to
Leighton, 643.
-, Picardy rises for, Melun holds
for, 638; La Noue's view
of position, 639.
-, goes to Rouen, obliged to
dismiss Epernon, 639;
people of Rouen will make
stay pleasant, 640.
-, book published in Paris
against, 641; to be told
of Giffard, 661; told,
670.
-, accord with League hastened,
642; terms for, 651;
speaks of nothing but peace,
652.
-, incensed with Governor of
Havre, 651.
-, letters from, 44, 106, 118,
199, 217, 218, 310, 636.
-, letters to, 184, 611.
-, -, alluded to, 288.
-, physician of. See Miron,
François.
Henry, King of Navarre, 3, 10, 110,
176, 271, 578, 599.
-, Lorraine promises to undertake
nothing against, 434; England and in relation to French
King, 467; one of six who can
save France, 677; Turenne
joins, 677, 678.
-, 1586:
-, assurances about making
peace, 2, 99; expected
move of Mayenne against,
4; King hopes to drive
into corner, 5, 8, 21.
-, inspects defences of Lusignan,
4; need of financial support, 17; needs foreign
help, 45.
-, King received envoys, 5;
not asking for peace, 6;
King angry at attitude, 8,
37.
-, negotiations with Saxony,
15; Swiss unlikely to help,
24.
-, Queen Mother going to treat
with, 21, 38, 39, 48, 57,
61, 72, 73, 92; objects
of Queen's mission to, 52;
not sincere, 73.
-, Montpensier's assurances to,
22, 23; answer to peace
overtures, 36, 103.
-, might profit by discontent
in Paris, 23; Stafford
accused of intercepting despatches, 35.
-, proposed intervention of
German princes for, 27,
136; Casimir's bond with
ambassadors, 682; Casimir's undertaking to, 683.
-, King fears reconciliation with
Guise, 38; enquiry about,
52.
-, Buzenval appeals to Burghley for, 45–8; Spanish offers
to, 48.
-, Auxonne holding for, 49;
Reaux sent to Paris by,
117.
-, King not acting effectively
against, 51; business of concealed from Stafford, 126.
-, reported desire for peace, 60;
King deceives, 95.
-, contributions from Germany
for, 61, 62, 109, 148;
hopes of German aid, 87;
negotiations for German
aid for, 99, 111, 113, 116,
124, 138, 139, 141, 142,
159, 163, 165, 166, 171,
172, 683; ministers in
Germany, 683–5.
-, grateful for English help,
100; sends Meneuf to
Elizabeth, 118.
-, negotiations with Queen
Mother, 103, 118, 132,
153, 155, 156, 158, 162;
report of conversation with
her, 156, 157.
-, relations with Stafford, 129;
Stafford's view of peace
negotiations, 132, 153, 159;
envoys at Paris, 151.
-, forces against being dissolved,
135; finances of, 162.
-, if destroyed whole weight of
war would rest on Elizabeth, 136; King ready
to make heir if becomes
Catholic, 147; would then
fear him worse, 148.
-, will be careful of Queen's
money, 163; will do utmost that Queen may
benefit by helping him,
180.
-, grief at Sidney's death, 166;
search for Windsor, 167.
-, sends Roche Giffard to treat
with Burghley, 167.
-, 1587:
-, safe conduct asked of, 181;
Bellievre professed, having
matters of service to,
185.
-, German aid for, 183, 200,
224, 233–5, 243, 385–7,
427; bond for, 186, 187,
200, 223; indebted to
Palavicino, 261.
-, may come to terms without
Elizabeth, 194; Queen not
likely to disburse more
money for, 219.
-, negotiations with Queen
Mother, 223, 227; League
suspect secret agreement
with her, 258.
-, cause linked with England,
245; Queen's help to, 255,
265; reported ill will to
England, 298, 299.
-, writes about Sarmiento, 248,
260, 261; Stafford and,
346, 347, 366, 368, 377,
379, 382.
-, Bouk and Bernstorf allowed
to serve, 282; ratifies
Casimir agreement, 301;
warns him, 307.
-, Queen Mother ill satisfied
with, 287; does all she
can against, 288; urged
to mediate with her, 289.
-, does what he likes in Poitou,
297; relations with King,
303.
-, besieges Malicorne in Fontenay, 297; Queen Mother
grows cold about, 309.
-, opposed to Soissons-Nevers
match, 299; Lorraine and,
332–4.
-, messenger with King of Denmark, 301; relations with
Casimir, 301, 317, 318,
331; reiters said to be
arming for, 312; spoken of
as general of German
forces, 327; German aid
for, 337, 338, 362.
-, horse of defeats Catholic
Swiss, 337; besieges Tonnay Charente, 350; stronger than King, 355.
-, urges English help for reiters,
351; difficulty of paying
them, 360.
-, Soissons proposes to help,
354; fear of Bourbon
princes declaring for, 360;
Soissons goes to join, 373.
-, approaching Saumur, successes, 359; defeats Joyeuse, 359, 360; besieges La
Haye, 360.
-, King asks Queen not to
allow subjects to take commissions from, 361; Rogers
to recommend case to Denmark, 370; Oliphant with
commission from, 371.
-, supposed to favour ravaging
of Lorraine, 362; need of
aid, 388.
-, advances to King, 366, 367,
373, 417, 487; King gives
Joyeuse troops against,
374; King's measures
against, 379; King concerned about fighting Joyeuse, 385.
-, la Vergne, servitor of, 375;
sends Dohna to Queen,
396; the Palatine George
and, 430, 431.
-, marching on La Charite,
389; disbands army for
rest, 417; camp of, 422;
on Loire, 439, 479.
-, letter of Palavicino on, 397;
mischief done to by Dr.
Andreas, 427; reported
dead, 442, 446.
-, did not mean to unite with
reiters, 480; injured by
reiters' fiasco, 492; tactics
at Coutras, 518.
-, 1588: 533.
-, ministers try to make breach
between Elizabeth and
French King, 481; sends
Montague to England, 510.
-, better conditions where
present, 482; never more
resolute, 495; Stafford's
eulogy of, 536.
-, relations with King, 485, 487–
9, 510, 526, 528; King
feels sure of, 530.
-, Pope ready to receive if
comes, 489; list of chief
men of party, 516, 517;
question of changing religion, 522–4, 581, 582.
-, cannot legitimately make
peace, 496; proposed consultation for war against,
498.
-, Bouillon leaves trust to, 499;
influence of Countess of
Bishe over, 510.
-, relations with Elizabeth, 521,
528; Stafford's relations
with, 547, 565; sends du
Fay to England, 549, 573;
to ask for help, 573–6.
-, jealousy of Condé restrained,
530, 544; Condé's death
makes life run in great
hazard, 546; grief at
Condé's death, 546, 555;
loss of Condé to, 587.
-, relations with Huguenots,
530; fears of slackness
of zeal, 543, 544.
-, negotiations with Pope, 535;
sends Reaux to Switzerland and Germany, 536;
blamed for fiasco of reiters,
559; John Casimir, the
reiters and, 617–9, 623.
-, news of lacking, 542; relations with del Béne, 545–
548, 564, 565.
-, Queen Mother ready to go
to again, 551; King and,
after Guise's coup, 610,
630; King charged with
favouring, 629.
-, goes to St. Jean d'Angely,
553; success of, 589; at
Rochelle with all his Court,
592.
-, mission from England to,
565; appeal to Queen for
funds, 579; sends Mouy
to Queen, 586; English
subsidy for, 620.
-, plot to assassinate, 587, 596,
604; passport from, 600;
English seamen insult ambassador in Germany, 653.
-, asks help of John Casimir,
622; might do well to
sound German princes,
638.
-, League say Elizabeth means
to set up, 630; very steadfast and magnanimous,
will soon take the field,
632; retakes Marans, 652.
-, letters from, 19, 175, 248,
261, 347, 473, 494, 591.
-, -, alluded to, 593.
-, letters to, 79, 431, 537.
-, -, referred to, 478, 597.
-, chamberlain of. See Moret,
Antoine, Seigneur de Reau.
-, Secretary of. See Berziau,
Jerome, Seigneur de la
Marsilliere; Hurault, Michel
de l'Hospital, Seigneur du
Fay.
-, Secretary of State of. See
Lallier, Jacques, Sieur du
Pin.
Henry I., duke of Longueville, King's favour to, 356; follows King to Chartres, 609; follows King to Rouen, 639.
-, sister of, 356.
Henry, Queen of Scots' priest, 105.
Henry Julius, young Duke of Brunswick, recommendation by, 115.
Henry, ship of Newhaven, 469.
Herbert, Henry, second Earl of Pembroke, 599, 600.
-, warrant for Mary's execution
directed to, 241.
-, Ebrot, Dr., reported mission to Netherlands, 421.
Herman Adolphus, Count of Solms, sent to ask help of Denmark, 327.
Herries, Lord. See Maxwell, William.
herrings, cargo of, 632.
Hesse, Germany: reiters promised
in for French expedition, 305.
-, landgrave of, 325. See Philip;
William IV.
-, marshal of, operations in France
in 1561, 619.
-, prince of. See Louis IV.
Heugrye. See Huguerie.
Heydelberg. See Heidelberg.
Heye, ? Hythe, 474.
Heymand, Roderiges, a Breton, report from Cadiz, 578.
hides, trade in, 402.
Hills, Hilles, Gregory, prisoner in Spain, 221.
-, Robert, Mr. Scofeld's servant, 556.
Hinojosa, Marquis of. See Mendoca, Juan de.
Hinsche, Lutkins, citizen of Hamburg, 539.
Hoby, Hobbye, Sir Edward, 368.
Hod, Francis (A.B.), letter of, 474.
Hohenems, Altemps, Cardinal. See Sitticus, Marcus.
Holland, and Hollanders, 198, 357,
388, 389, 567.
-, news from, 502.
-, no hostile movement against,
1; Leicester to deal with about
Emden, 2; butter exported
from, 28.
-, depredations on French shipping,
29, 309; hulks of, 231; frightfulness of, 312; Queen aids
rebels in, 680.
-, Spain demands English evacuation of, 40, 42; a snaffle for
Queen to check Spain, 57.
-, Danish mediation for, with Spain,
55, 101; talk of Denmark as
protector, 304.
-, Spain needs money to recover,
58; exodus from Antwerp to,
174.
-, Leicester in, 78, 171; Junius
raising troops for, 282; English
troops from invade empire, 686.
-, Philip releases ships of, 277;
Spanish fleet sailing towards,
425, 439, 462.
-, St. Aldegonde suspected by, 391;
Leicester's protest to, 411;
Queen's ultimatum to, 421.
-, proposes to treat separately with
Parma, 411; Parma will attack,
412.
-, quarrel with Zeeland, 412, 438,
444; Leicester on bad terms
with, 422; Leicester leaves
garrisons in, 444.
-, ships of sent to prevent Parma
landing, 426; guards in fortresses doubled, 438.
-, best English soldiers in, 452;
Queen's forces an impediment
to Philip, 453.
-, offered to Queen, 466; Queen's
control of, 621; proposal to
give up, 679; English intrigues
with, 687.
-, Hamburger's treatment of ships,
646. See also Low Countries.
Holsatia, Denmark in, 326.
Holst, at mouth of Sound, Denmark builds castle at, 349.
Holstein, Duke of. See John.
Holt, Dirk van, of Hamburg, treats with Merchants Adventurers, 314, 320.
-, Holte, William, Jesuit, gone from Rome to Rheims, 672.
Holy House. See Inquisition.
Holy Island. See Heligoland.
Homen, G., letter of, 144.
Homodeus, Jacob, taking corn to Italy, 106.
Homont, Jehan, master of the Pelican, 318.
Honduras, Las Onduras, Central America, Drake raids, 42.
Honfleur [Calvados, France], King sends to take, 651.
Honslerdyck, letter dated at, 490.
Hoorn, Oren [Prov. N. Holland, Netherlands], supports Leicester, 421.
Hopital, Anne de l', Seigneur de St. Mesme, a chief man of Navarre's party, 516.
Hoptoun, Cuthbert, merchant at Rouen, 92.
Hord, Allen, a Papist, 35.
Horn, John ab, citizen of Ulzen, debt due to, 339, 340, 495.
horses:
-, geldings, 64; transport to France,
594.
-, hackneys, 50; for Queen Mother,
80; exported from England,
367.
-, war, few in England, 343.
Horsey, Jerome, report upon, 221, 222; privilege obtained by, 231.
-, Sir Edward, mission to Don John, 466, 471.
Hotman, letter of, 594.
Houton. See Wootton.
Howard, Hauvourt, Charles Lord, of
Effingham, Lord High Admiral
of England, 23, 106, 306, 518.
-, wants news of French naval preparations, 12, 13.
-, and claims for depredations, 164,
308; on commission about
depredations, 242, 309; dealing
with Ewyne, 371.
-, Chateauneuf confers with about
depredations, 556; leave asked
for corn to go to Rochelle, 592;
Coedor's business with, 604.
-, Mendoza reports on ships with,
599; dealings with D'Aumâle,
at siege of Boulogne, 613,
614.
-, letter of, 613.
-, -, alluded to, 130, 131, 329.
-, letters to, 124, 310, 607.
-, letter for, 491.
-, compliments to, 596.
Howard, Charles, 105.
-, -, lord Chamberlain, bailed Hellebourg, 115.
-, Harvard, Hauvart, Charles, piracy committed by, 556, 632.
Howard, Thomas, fourth Duke of Norfolk, conspiracy with Mary Queen of Scots, 97.
Huguenots, those of the Religion,
churches of France, 308.
-, Joyeuse collecting forces against,
4; abandon Lusignan, 8.
-, from Geneva, go to defend
Auxonne, 49; surprise of
Rocroy, 152.
-, contributions from empire for,
61; resolution required of John
Casimir, 111, 141.
-, held great part of approaches in
former wars, 110; danger of
delay to, 139; concession,
Queen Mother ready to grant
to, 147.
-, Epernon's treatment of, 154;
popular feeling stirred against,
316.
-, massacre of referred to, 157;
petition for refugees at Canterbury, 166.
-, capitulation with John Casimir,
186, 187; Casimir's expedition
with, 307.
-, Soissons will have none, 345;
abused by cunning people at
Paris, 346.
-, letter from camp of, 361; attempt
to surprise Avignon, 440;
army with Lesdiguieres, 446.
-, Pfalzburg pledged for, 435; reported slaughter of army, 446;
extirpation object of Holy
League, 454.
-, King's fear of strength of, 523;
loss by Condé's death, 530.
-, Turenne the only pillar of, 530;
relations with Navarre, 543.
-, pretext for renewing war with,
563; and the King, 634.
-, general assembly of, 632.
Huguerie, Sieur de la Ugheria, Heugrye,
councillor of John Casimir,
202, 281, 293.
-, sent to Elizabeth, 225, 226, 237,
249, 262, 274.
-, as broiling a merchant as any
in France, 249; answer brought
by, 330.
-, secret negotiations with Lorraine,
379; at Geneva, 450; mouthpiece of reiters, 492.
-, letters from, 282–4, 291, 292,
301.
Hull, co. York, customer of, 348;
ship of, 644.
-, Hamburgers demand toll from
ships of, 611.
Humfrey, Mr. letter to, 666.
Hungary: Turks invade, 122; forces
against Turk (Haiducks), 296;
threatened Turkish invasion,
502.
-, diet of at Pressburg, 424; asked
not to help Maximilian, 438.
-, troops serving Maximilian, 442,
443, 447, 476, 505–506.
-, battle between geese and ducks,
in, 502, 503.
-, king of resists Turkish claim to suzerainty, 673.
Hunsdon, Lord. See Carey, Henry.
Huntly, Earl of. See Gordon, George.
Hurault, Michael, de l'Hospital, Seigneur du Fay, Secretary of
Navarre and Governor of
Quilleboeuf, 495.
-, mission of, to England, 579.
-, letters from 549, 566, 573, 577,
580.
-, referred to, 592.
Hurault, Philip, Comte de Chiverny,
chancellor of France, 646.
-, libel against, 9; in terror, 12, 20;
insists on Parlement passing
edicts, 20; garden at la
Rochette, 366.
Hutterus, Helias, wants protection for new method of printing, 27, 28.
Hyndman, John, 494.
Hythe, co. Kent, ? Heye, 474; mayor of, 474.
I
Ibrahim Pasha, Turkish Admiral, resigns, 648.
Iceland, ships of detained, 85; Captain of, ship of spoiled at sea, 494.
Idiaquez, Juan de, Diagues, Spanish Secretary of State, Pointz confers with, 181, 182.
Illkirch, Ilkerich, Alsace, letter dated at, 334.
Imperial Chamber, offer to refer question between Hamburg and Stade to, 459, 460; Lorraine apologises to about Montbeliard, 541; petition of Stade in, 646; Hamburg deputies to make submission in, 647.
Indies, 221, 281, 476.
-, Philip anxious about, 18; reparation demanded for damage by
Drake in, 40; effect of Drake's
operations in, 56, 57, 88, 679;
Drake going to, 280.
-, Spaniards sure Drake will not dare
to land in, 83; Spanish fleet
for, 93.
-, year of war in more costly than
three in Netherlands, 88;
Philip sends men and ships
to, 112, 174.
-, plate fleets from, 329, 332, 341,
357, 447, 536, 558, 571; ships
to defend, 427; English endanger, 553; part of Armada
goes to meet, 641.
-, English allured by riches of, 342;
England has none, to bear
charges, 344.
-, mischief done by English in, 415;
English attacked Spaniards in,
504.
-, two churches for, 419; Drake
going to sea will injure trade
in, 539; fear of Drake disturbing, 570; part of Armada
may go to, 599.
-, East. See East Indies.
-, West. See West Indies.
Ingersheim, Angrefsheim [Alsace], letter dated at, 149.
Inglefilde. See Englefield.
Innsbruck, Isprach, Tyrol, news from,
442.
-, rejoicings at over success of
Maximilian, 440; troops levied
at, military stores sent from,
607.
Inquisition, Holy House, English sailors sent to, 57; tyranny against English, 395; reply to England about, 465; used to benefit King, 466; danger of establishment in France, 622.
Ipswich, co. Suffolk, 26, 33.
-, ship of, 62.
-, French goods sold in, 361.
Ireland, 115, 394.
-, Spanish designs on, 1, 93, 330,
332, 357, 373, 416, 439, 557,
559, 590, 643, 658; rebellion
in fomented by Philip, 177.
-, Drake's return to, 83; Drake to
prevent Spanish attempts on,
279.
-, cost of defence of, 294; supposed
French enterprise against, 297.
-, bishop to be proclaimed Governor
of, under Pope, 332; Spanish
fleet to sail round N. W. of,
598.
-, archbishop of. See Aragon, Charles de.
Isabella Clara Eugenia, daughter of Philip II., Infanta of Spain, said to be governing country, 592.
Isenburg, Isenbourg, Issenburg, Wolfgang, Count of, German ambassador to France, at Paris, King avoids, 60; departs without seeing King, 72.
-, Count Salatin of, attempt to capture, 411.
Isla, a strong fortress, archbishop of Naples withdraws to, 503.
Isle, Claude de l', Seigneur de Marivaux, M. de Marivaut, a chief man of Navarro's party, 517.
Ismail III., Shah of Persia, dead, 328.
Isprach, See Innsbruck.
Istria, 418.
Italy and Italians, 231, 283, 427,
533, 666.
-, news from, 120, 245, 278, 556,
621.
-, in France terror of, 20; would
be useful at Paris, 160; at
Lyons to forward Pisa's letters,
191.
-, naval preparations in, 40, 41;
all shipping of gone to Spain,
49; ships held back in, 191.
-, Philip complains to Princes of,
about Drake, 49.
-, refuse men and money to Spain,
56; Fuggers providing money
for, 112.
-, Swiss occupation of Mont Cenis
would render helpless in Netherlands, 89; cargo of corn for,
106.
-, Conde de Fuente to command
cavalry of, 161; Farnese has
new supply of troops, 174.
-, Pope levying men in against
England, 174; no military
or naval preparations in, 220,
235.
-, Marquis del Vasto goes to, 188;
no stir in, 278; report of levies
in against England, 286.
-, passport for company of, 222;
forces against Turk, 296.
-, feeling in about Scots' Queen, 252;
Mauriquez to make rendezvous
with troops, 335; troops in
Spanish fleet, 343.
-, Lilly's retreat to, 337; dangerous
parts of, 529.
-, Turk would bring down Princes
of upon, 345; would ally with
Turk in Queen's place, 562.
-, forces for Netherlands, 359, 380,
388, 390, 411, 422; troops
against Bonn, 563.
-, princes of in league against Protestants, 370; troops from, for
League, 374, 377.
-, troops returning to Italy, 392;
seminary of Spanish forces,
454; Spanish troops for, 475.
-, contributions from clergy of, 426;
gold sent to, for Flanders, 508.
-, Sboroschi going to, 463; Emperor's credit in to be used for
Poland, 506.
-, all quiet in, 539; Powle's service
in, 594.
-, persons leave for Belgium, 559;
many persons of quality leave
for enterprise of England, 641.
-, Philip sends troops of to Guise,
588; King sends de Pesse and
Gillot to, 640.
-, council of, Duke of Terra Nova
to be president, 447.
-, Princes of, Pope urges to support
Spanish expedition, 453; will
not like alliance of Parma with
Pope's family, 501.
Itzehoe [Holstein, Denmark], conference at, 644.
Iviza, Balearic Island, ? Cuizza, 475.