Index of Gardiner's History of England

Carleton, Sir Dudley,

• is sent as ambassador to the Hague,
• fails in obtaining the execution of the Treaty of Xanten,
• is a candidate for the Secretaryship after Winwood's death,
• complains that he has not been rewarded by the East India Company,
• complains of Frederick,
• urges the Prince of Orange to allow Dunkirk privateers to escape from Leithand Aberdeen
• demands the arrest of the Dutch captains who had attacked a privateer at Leith,
• raises a loan for Mansfeld's army,
• is made Vice-Chamberlain and a Privy Councillor, and sent, together with Holland, on a mission to France, to mediate peace between, Louis and the Huguenots,
• negotiates, together with Holland, a peace in France,
• announces that the English ships which had been used against Rochelle will soon be restored,
• defends the imprisonment of Eliot and Digges,
• narrates his experience of the misery of France, as a warning against obliging the King to discontinue Parliaments,
• asks the Commons to clear Eliot of all that he has done as a member,
• informs the House that Eliot has been liberated,
• is made Lord Carleton,
• See Carleton, Lord
• See Dorchester, Viscount.