Index of Gardiner's History of England

Carlisle, 1st Earl of, 1622-1636 (James Hay),

• is sent to Paris to prevent obstacles being thrown in the way of the Prince's journey,
• takes part in the banquet after James had sworn to the public articles of the marriage treaty with Spain,
• votes in the Committee on Spanish affairs for war with Spain,
• conducts Mansfeld to Rochester,
• is sent as special ambassador to France to conduct the negotiations for the marriage treaty,
• his reception in Paris
• acquaints James with La Vieuville's demands for the Catholics,
• appeals to the Queen Mother,
• is indignant at the terms required by Richelieu,
• advises Charles to threaten the French ambassador,
• informs Charles that the French will not make a league with him,
• Eliot's opinion of,
• tries to irritate the Peers against Bristol,
• is sent on a mission to the Continent,
• is sent to Lorraine and Italy,
• opposes Richelieu,
• recommends a Spanish alliance,
• returns from his mission,
• splendid hospitality of,
• receives a grant in lieu of the repayment of the debt owed to him,
• assures Panzani that he is ready to accept all the doctrines taught at Rome except that of the Pope's deposing power,
• See Hay, Lord
• See Doncaster, Viscount