Index of Gardiner's History of England

Conway, Lord, 1624-1627 (Edward Conway),

• is appointed a member of the Committee on foreign affairs,
• makes a confused statement in applying to the Commons for supply,
• is attacked for giving a protection to a Catholic lady,
• tells the Council of War that it must vote without debating,
• remonstrates through the ambassadors in France on the Queen's refusal to be crowned,
• assures the Commons that Buckingham has done nothing without counsel,
• does not believe that the French wish to quarrel with England,
• sends away the Queen's French attendants,
• speaks of Buckingham as Judas for wishing to make peace with Spain,
• See Conway, Sir Edward
• See Conway, 1st Viscount