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Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… 1601 17 July. Estado, 840. 708. The Council Of State to Philip III. The Admiral of Scotland has given a memorandum of …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… no doubt had been moved thereto by hearing from the King (Philip) that he was always in hope that a woman of her talent … 26th June 1560. Endorsed in the handwriting of Philip II., "The letter of Duke Adolph of Holstein has been … bishop of Limoges, French ambassador at the court of Philip II. Bochetel de la Forest, the French ambassador in …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… affairs in France ...(A long account is given of the aid Philip had agreed to lend to the King and Queen-Mother of … of the Horse in the previous reign and was an adherent of Philip and the Catholic party. Dr. John Bale, bishop of …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… 1563. 15 June B. M. Latin MS. Simancas, Add. 26,056. 231. Philip II. to Queen Elizabeth. Letter of credence in favour …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… Juana, the widowed princess of Portugal, younger sister of Philip. She had been regent of Spain during the absence of Charles V. and Philip from the Peninsula. The book in favour of Lady …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… of Sir Francis Englefield, who had been a member of Philip and Mary's council, to be allowed to enjoy the revenue …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… this could only be done by the consent of his Majesty (Philip), whereupon they (the English) said that they did not …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… which are near that town. This was the fourth wife of Philip, his niece the Archduchess Anne of Austria, who, in …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… of the six ships which are being litted out, with Henry (Philip?) Sidney, a nephew of Leicester's, to be ViceAdmiral ; …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain (Simancas)
… Tolomeo Gallio, Cardinal of Como, was a Lombard subject of Philip, a member of the Spanish party in the Sacred college, … enterprise might distinguish his pontificate." To which Philip II. adds a remark that "they apparently do not …