Copy of the negotiations and correspondence of sir Charles Cornwaleys during bis embassy at the court of Madrid, 1607

Item

MS. Tanner 75, fol. 249 seqq.

Held at the Weston Library

Copy of the negotiations and correspondence of sir Charles Cornwaleys during bis embassy at the court of Madrid, including:

(fols. 251, 258, 264 b, 270, 273 b, 285, 290, 291, 304) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to the privy council;
(fols. 252 b, 256, 277 b, 288, 312 b, 313 b, 315) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to Rob. Cecill, earl of Salisbury;
(fols. 260, 272) Sir Charles Cornwaleys to the duke of Lerma;
(fol. 262) Sir George Carew to sir Chas. Cornwaleys, 30 Apr 1607;
(fol. 263 b) Hen. Howard, earl of Northampton, lord warden of the Cinque Ports, to sir Chas. Cornwaleys, 10 Apr 1607;
(fol. 265) Sir Ch. Cornwaleys to the earl of Northampton;
(fol. 272) Sir Ch. Cornwaleys to secretary Prada;
(fol. 294) A discourse written by sir Ch. Cornwaleys to prove that a conjunction by alliance of England and Spain is the most honourable and profitable course for both the monarchs.