Index: I

Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 33, 1661-1664. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1932.

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'Index: I', in Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 33, 1661-1664, (London, 1932) pp. 342-344. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/venice/vol33/pp342-344 [accessed 24 March 2024]

Index I I imperialists, efforts of, in France and Spain, 27. Inchiquin, Inchquin, Inciquin, earl of. See O'Brien, Murrough. Indemnity, bill of, act of, king urges more rapid progress with, 11; king's attitude about, 834; regicides condemned in, 135. Independents, tenets of, 86; conspiracy among in north of England, 269; danger to throne from, 291. India, remonstrance with Dutch about encroachments in, 286, 288. India Company. See East India Company. Indies: Spanish treasure fleet coming from, 16; Tercira convenient for passage to, 80. English fleet to go to, to take possession, 18; Portuguese granted English full liberty of trade in, 33. commerce of, an invitation to English and Dutch, 81; Spain threatened with hostilities in, 139, 154. nations expected to crowd to Tangier for commerce of, 119. compensation claimed for damage by Dutch in, 161; adjustment between English and Dutch in, 190. troops at Havre said to be for, 242. Fanshawe's mission useful to show English intentions about, 273; need to settle something, 274. -, Council of the, opposed to granting trade facilities to English, 277. -, East, Portuguese concessions to English in, inconsistent with treaty with Dutch, 79; English squadron to take over Portuguese possessions in, 92; cost of squadron to be deducted from gains, 150. -, West: news from, 236, 2467. Spaniards fearful about fleet of, 243, 247; English attacks on Spaniards in, 2468. Medina says matter needs attention, 248; Ruvigny suggests attack on fleet of, 250. fleet of not coming this year, 255. indulgence, objections of parliament to proposed, 2346; question raised in Lords, opposition in Commons, 237; speech of chancellor on, 238. Ionian Islands, the three Islands, Proveditore General of. See Ciuran; Mocenigo. -, See also Cephalonia; Corfu; Zante. Ireland: king's order for restoration of goods in, not obeyed, 60; dispossessed owners waiting for fulfilment of promise, 128. Waller a disturber of peace in, 66; service of Castelhaven in, 127. prayers for queen offered in, 79; some ships of fleet driven to, 108. quiet, severity against Catholics in relaxed, 87; Ormonde leaves for, 165; and arrives in, 175. levies from, for Portugal, 118; Castlehaven can easily make levy in, 128; Castlehaven in, 188. Ormond making changes in army in, 191; communications of restored by Ormond's efforts, 229. Ludlow had chief command in, under Cromwell, 205. money expected from, to pay troops at Dunkirk, 215. goods from, for Tangier must go in English ships, 219. many restored to possessions in, 238; probability of peaceful settlement in, 239; difficulties over reinstating Catholics in, 241; difficulty in over land claims, 287. parliament prolonged to establish quiet in, 244; report of conspiracy in, 249. order in through good government of Ormond, 238. -, lord lieutenant of. See Butler, James, duke of Ormond. -, parliament of, active for benefit of country, 34; sessions continue and promise calm, 165, 239; dismissed, 241, 249; reported prolonged until June, 244. Ireton, Hiortun, Henry, 291. Irish: in garrison at Mardick, 16, 84. troops from Flanders, for Tangier, 60. those at Dunkirk remain, in French pay, 214. gentleman, condemned for robbery, queen sues in vain for, 236. Isaacson, Isackson, Anthony, English consul at Smyrna, Winchelsea sends to king, 126. Ismail, Ismeil, Aga, Spai, evidence of, 279; deposition of, 280. Italy: English ship for, taken by corsairs, 80; English ships want pratique in ports of, 199. mission of Digby to, 87; Falconbridge fond of, 95; proposed mission of Falconbridge to, 191; Falconbridge cooled about going to, 222. Count Rangoni returning to, 111; Gamarra not going to, 117. Spain sends orders to, for arming ships, 139; prince of wanted to join league against Austria, 202. corsairs limit search to Dutch ships trading to, 148. Beling sent to, 195; Muscovite ambassadors proceeding to, 226, 230. importance of sanitary regulations to, 199. affairs in divert Spanish attention from Portugal, 227; Winchelsea reports preparations in, 260.