Index of Gardiner's History of England

Weston, Sir Richard,

• is sent to mediate in Germany,
• gives advice to the Princes of the Union,
• witnesses the battle of Prague,
• recall of,
• becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer,
• is sent to Brussels to be present at the conferences on the restitution of the Palatinate,
• arrives at Brussels,
• is unable to produce powers from Frederick to treat,
• presses Spinola for a suspension of arms,
• tells James of a proposal for the sequestration of places in the Palatinate,
• continues to ask for a suspension of arms,
• declares that the King of England will make war upon Mansfeld and Christian if they do not submit to terms of peace,
• acknowledges that there is no hope of obtaining their submission,
• again presses for a suspension of arms,
• is recalled,
• makes a report of his mission to the Privy Council,
• votes against war with Spain,
• brings in the report of Buckingham's narrative,
• gives an account of the King's expenses,
• urges the Commons to grant supply,
• brings, a message from the King urging the Commons to grant immediate supply,
• demands an immediate supply,
• charges Eliot with actions committed out of the House,
• is urged by Charles to find money for the expedition to Rhé,
• is unable to raise supplies,
• his eagerness to serve Buckingham,
• is silent during the debates on supply in the Parliament of 1628,
• is created a Baron,
• See Weston, Lord
• See Portland, Earl of