Index of Gardiner's History of England

Pembroke, Earl of, 1601-1630 (William Herbert),

• gives his opinion on the preparation for a Parliament,
• is appointed Lord Chamberlain,
• Raeigh's charges against,
• urges the payment of a benevolence,
• finds fault with Bacon and Mandeville for speaking of a conference without permission,
• moves that Bacon's submission shall not be accepted,
• asks if the Great Seal is to be brought to the bar,
• protests against a proposal to deprive Bacon of his peerage,
• is dissatisfied with the King's resolution to dissolve Parliament,
• is prevented by illness from attending the Privy Council when the oath is taken to the Spanish marriage treaty,
• votes against war with Spain,
• places himself in opposition to Buckingham,
• is reconciled to Buckingham,
• asks the House of Lords to exculpate Buckingham,
• objects to Buckingham's plan of sending Bristol to the Tower,
• opposes Buckingham's subserviency to France,
• attends on James in his last illness,
• is appointed a member of the Committee for Foreign Affairs,
• sends Pennington a message from Huckingham,
• directs Pennington to give up his fleet to the French,
• is ordered to protect Harwich against the Dunkirk privateers,
• wealth of,
• is reconciled to Buckingham,
• holds out hopes to the Commons that an alliance may be brought about with France,
• explains that when the ships used against Rochelle were surrendered it had been intended to use them against Genoa,
• acknowledges that he knew of Buckingham's intention to send Bristol to the Tower,
• becomes Lord Steward,
• moves for a committee to examine the question of imprisonment,
• supports Contarini's negotiation,
• death of,