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Pacheco, Don Juan, 165.

Paget, Charles, Guise's envoy to England, 192.

Paramour, Mr., of Stratenborough, 350.

Parma, Duke of, his share in the defeat of the Armada, 5; his

negotiation with the Scotch Catholics, 200.

Pembroke, Earl of, 152-3, 161, 164; buys Durham Place (1640), 287.

Penalties for infraction of the sumptuary laws, 214, 216-17,

218, 241, 247, 256.

Peniche, the English at, 43-7, 51.

Perez, Ensign, deserts to the Scots, 90.

Persons, Father Robert, the Jesuit, his action in the plot against

England, 186, 198, 201.

Pescara, Marquis de, 140, 149, 155.

Peter the Cruel of Castile, his sumptuary decrees, 217-18.

Pewry, rector of Knowlton, 350.

Philip II. accepts the match with Mary at his father's bidding,

138-9; his journey to Valladolid, 138; splendour of his outfit,

140; his reception of the English envoys, 142-3; splendid

departure from Corunna, 144-7; voyage and arrival in England,

147-9; his gracious manner, 148; at Southampton, 149-52;

journey and arrival at Winchester, 152-4; his first interview

with the Queen, 154-7; his splendour at the wedding, 160;

at the marriage banquet, 161-3; his attention to Mary, 166;

his departure from England, 174.

Philip II., his reception of the news of the disaster of the

Armada, 6; his action on the news of the English expedition, 30, 44.

Philip II. and the Flemish nobles, 93-4.

Philip II. and the Portuguese succession, 13.

Philip II., his character, 177.

Philip II., his attitude towards England, 8-9, 178-83, 184, 188,

190-5, 197-8, 202.

Philip II., his splendour in apparel, 225-6; his sumptuary

decrees, 228, 229, 230, 234-5.

Philip III., his sumptuary decrees, 238-44.

Philip IV., his appearance and character, 323; Spain under his

rule, 234-5; his youthful dissipation, 326-7; adventure in the

convent of San Placido, 328.

Philip IV., decrees against extravagances in apparel, 247-54.

Philip V. of Spain, his sumptuary decrees, 255-6.

Pole, Arthur, at Durham Place, 269, 281.

Pole, Cardinal, 267.

Portocarrero, Cardinal, forwards the intrigue against the Queen

Marie Anne of Neuberg, 297 _passim_.

Portuguese succession, claimants to, 12, 13, 14.

Portuguese feeling towards the English expedition, 43, 47-50, 53-5.

Poulet, Earl (1700), 373-5.

Poynings, at Durham Place, 265.

Prior, Matthew, 346.

Puente de Burgos, fight at, 38.

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