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Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… the original despatches addressed to Philip before he left Spain for England, and copies or translations of reports sent … the advice that any courtiers brought by Philip from Spain should be meek and long-suffering individuals. On March … lands in a personal union. As Philip was to inherit Spain as well as the Low Countries, this meant that, for a …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… with which Philip travelled from the Low Countries to Spain in 1559. The last quarter of 1555 and the whole year … seems to imply that the Spanish household was sent back to Spain. Renard, on his side, took a much gloomier view from … so that the Emperor, who now saw he could not leave for Spain as soon as he had hoped, might yet be able to take …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… should stir in aid of the Bohemians (No. 563). In Spain Uceda assured Cottington that the Catholic king was … made by Robert Dudley, Leicester's son, to the King of Spain, of a plan to smash the English and Dutch by the … Venice in check. 10 Though orders were sent to him from Spain to restore two rich Venetian galleys which he had …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… was seized by Napoleon and has never been returned to Spain. For the period now in hand, however, this section is … 400,000 ducats from half-fruits and fabrics of churches in Spain which he had long refused, and sent to France imploring … advising him to raise the embargoes, both in Flanders and Spain, at once, for the English had been more reasonable in …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… France. France had ambassadors at the Courts of England, Spain, the Pope and the Emperor; and accredited envoys in … affairs ( p. 394). On her side, she had no agent in Spain, and (as she complained somewhat later) whenever she … as the date of the adoption of his new calendar, Italy, Spain and Portugal made the change at the exact time, and …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… it, as the only alternative to falling into the hands of Spain ( p. 5). Anjou attempted to strengthen himself by … them of the peril of falling again into the hands of Spain. But his appeal only angered the people, and on the … moment much more largely than the far greater danger from Spain. They declared their resolve to treat no further with …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… property. Timber and plank were also exported to Portugal, Spain, &c. (CCXL. 16). Robert Armstrong's opinion was that …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… That England was conducting some sort of negotiations with Spain was fairly generally known. In August 1632 Alessandro Rota, a Capuchin, was sent to Spain by Necolalde, the Spanish Agent in England (No. 34). … in France that Hopton was busy over an alliance between Spain, England and Savoy (No. 286). Not long after …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… for the whole term, 1 and that of Contarini, ambassador in Spain, from April 1638 to the end. 2 Owing to the deplorable … in Germany than the emperor himself (No. 123). Although Spain had far more to fear from the hostility of England than … and still less would they risk the loss of trade with Spain. The very worst to be feared was secret help and …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… at Rome to June 1641 and that of another Contarini in Spain, to August in the same year. 2 The material contained … (Nos. 1, 7). The French realised that by lending ships to Spain England could nullify the advantages they hoped to gain … Spanish house (No. 6). He had known and liked Velada in Spain and waited eagerly and impatiently for his arrival …