G.

Gafas (horn spectacles), 254.

Gage, Sir John, 154.

Gamboa, Sir Peter, a Spanish captain, murdered in London,

77; enters the English service, 82-3; pensioned by Henry

VIII., 86; his treachery to Romero, 88-9; his brilliant

charge at Pinkie, 90.

Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, 155, 161, 174.

Garter, the investure of Philip with, 149, 150.

Genlis' troops massacred at Mons, 99.

Germaine de Foix, Queen of Aragon, 221.

Gilimonas, the, leaders of the ladies' revolt against the

sumptuary decrees, 252-3.

Glimes, de, Flemish captain in the Spanish service, killed, 109.

Godolphin, Lord, 373.

Golilla, invention of the, 248, 249, 255, 260.

Gomez, Ruy, Philip II.'s favourite, 146, 149.

Gonsalves de Ateide, commands the Spaniards at Peniche, 42-3.

Gonzaga, Cardinal, 197.

Goodwin, Captain, wounded at Corunna, 35.

Granada, Archbishop of, protests against Olivares leading Philip

IV. into dissipation, 326-7.

Granvelle, Cardinal de, his attitude towards the plot against

England, 187, 189.

Grey, Lady Jane, married at Durham Place, 265.

Grey, Lord, in command at Boulogne, 81.

Guaras, Antonio de, 77, 88.

Guarda-Infante (flattened farthingales), decrees against, 251-3.

Guedejas (side locks), 250; decrees against, 253-4.

Guevara, Captain, hanged for murder at Smithfield, 77.

Guise, Duke of, his plans against England, 184 _passim_.

Gutierre, Lope de Padilla, sent to receive the English envoys,

139, 149.

Guzman, Captain, at Torres Vedras, 47, 51, 55, 70.

Guzman, Diego de, Spanish ambassador in England, 182; at

Durham House, 282, 285.

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