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Zamoiski, John Sarius, chancellor of Poland, chancellor of Cracow, takes Maximilian prisoner, 96, 103; making overtures for peace, 197.

Zeeland, Sealand, Province of, Netherlands, 30, 308, 337, 374.
-, fleet to prevent Parma's designs on great charge to Dutch, 10; Parma means first to reduce, 15.
-, Maurice to secure earldom of, 13; Maurice governor of, 38, 70–1, 107.
-, Antwerp convenient for, 25; letters sent by way of, 29.
-, freedom of religion claimed in, 42; practice in to maintain the war, 93; useful as bulwark for queen, 149.
-, note of troops in, 41; La Motte and Stanley discuss map of, 79.
-, restitution to apply in, 42; suggested negotiating peace for separately, 117.
-, restriction of warships in, 47.
-, left alone with Holland and Friesland, 92; deputies go home, 142.
-, queen can bridle by supporting friends, 92; only one deputy in Council, 136.
-, Asseliers master of artillery in, 100; Conway back in, 120; Herbert could not return to to deliver Leicester's resignation, 125.
-, protest against Pacification of Ghent but no objection to rest of States professing Catholicism, 128.
-, Philip cannot grant less to than offered on queen's behalf, 137; with harbours of, Philip irresistible, 149.
-, Maurice takes passage for, 142; proposal to make new Count of, 151; Maurice in, 164.
-, Philip cannot remove forces from country while at war with, 153; Parma incensed that will not agree to colloquy, 173; concession to, about cessation, 178.
-, most places in leave themselves to queen, 164; Geertruydenberg stronger than towns of, 201.
-, determined to hold out to the end, 179; queen asked for ships to guard coasts, 246.
-, memorial of Blavoet on affairs of, 190; Treslong out of favour with for attachment to queen, 288.
-, Parma will not allow provisions to pass from, to Ostend, 213; Spaniards daily molested from, 286.
-, Robert Cecil expected from, 217; Le Sieur going to, 347.
-, representations to Holland against attack on Medemblik, 222.
-, Parma would be glad if entered into treaty, 243, 284; question of extending cessation to, 259, 298, 453–4.
-, ships from may help Philip against England, 270; Spain may mean armada to go no further than, 272.
-, may come into treaty and enjoy benefits, 286; cessation not to include unless they wish, 292, 296; proposal to include, 323–4.
-, Treslong can easily get sailors from, 288; States' decree to take up shippers in, for queen, 317.
-, may be asked to contribute to works at Ostend, 295; garrisons paid by States of, 300, 327, 332.
-, Maurice going to, 308, 327; Killigrew going to order matters in, 318, 333, 352.
-, Parma ready to extend safe conduct to, 324; Croft's articles touching, 338–9; efforts to bring into treaty, 351; Croft asks advice about, 499, 511.
-, quarrelling in upon acceptance of Leicester's resignation, 327; concurs about setting up Council of State, 335.
-, queen's order for restoring Russel to government of, 344; Maurice did not intend to change any garrison in, 389.
-, possession of Geertruidenberg would enable enemy to interrupt communication with, 356.
-, Killigrew notifies of mission about Camphire etc., 361; Killigrew expected to compound differences in, 392; object of his journey to, 393.
-, desired guns from England, 362, 380, 399, 402, 449, 516.
-, Alva's mastery of, 364; Maurice's measures intended to protect from invasion, 390; his fears for, 392.
-, Willoughby going to, 364, 404; Willoughby can remain in while Russel away, 400.
-, Walsingham asks Maurice to help appease dissensions in, 410; Killigrew going to, 424.
-, discords in prevent Maurice moving against enemy, 414; steps taken concerning government of, 432.
-, preparing to fit out ships of largest size for war, 416; Seymour to give comfort to men of blockading Dunkirk, 453.
-, difficulty with cessation over, 427; conform to queen's proposals, 465.
-, conquest of would make Philip supreme at sea, 457; delivery of towns would admit enemy to, 458.
-, should be persuaded to join for peace, 464; can be dealt for later, 467; commissioners want instructions about, 468; question of toleration for, 480.
-, ship of sent to reconnoitre Parma's forces, 455; 3 companies cassed in, 532.
-, Conway asks for supplies for Ostend, 489; Herbert acquainted with causes of, 544.
-, ships promised by, in Dover road, 515.
-, employ contributions in own province, 517; Camphire and Arnemuiden reconciled to, 531.
-, Parma seems resolved to conquer in another way, 521; Willoughby urges Dutch to draw forces toward, 532.
-, need to know queen's pleasure about, for peace, 544; Spain's quarrel with England for keeping towns in, 549.

-, Admiralty of, wrongs done to Colston by, 14; transported to Middelburgh, 398; to equip 6 ships for war, 416.

-, Advocate of. See Wercke, John van.

-, Churches of, deputies of, going to England, 396.

-, Council of, 436.
-, Ortell instructed by, 99; thanks queen for mediation, asks ships to guard coasts, 246; Killigrew presents memorial to, 398.

-, fleet of, 401.

-, governor of, 51.

-, merchants of, appeal for restitution of ships and goods, 72.

-, president of. See Rychert, Pieter.

-, ships of, already armed and employed at Sluys, 401.

-, States of:
-, letter from, 51.
-, -, referred to, 392, 411.
-, letter to, 406.
-, -, referred to, 358–9, 391.
-, to be consulted about cessation, 32; substance of memorial of, 48.
-, complaints against Russel, 51; queen's answer to, 186–7; letter on differences with Russel, 377.
-, protest loyalty to queen, 155; ask her to appoint person of quality to make inquiry and settle misunderstandings, 156; appeal for intervention to stop dissensions, 381: queen urges to co-operate to that end, 406–7.
-, indifferent to Ostend and Sluys, 162; reproached for coldness about Sluys, 412.
-, Willoughby to deal with for mariners to man English ships, 277.
-, garrisons of Zeeland paid by, 300, 332.
-, reply to queen and request for ships, 315; Willoughby earnest with, for ships, 401.
-, attitude to Camphire and Arnemuiden, 374; Killigrew's proposal to about, 377, 402; appeal to queen about, 381–3; Killigrew asks instructions how to deal with, 395; ask intention about those towns, 409.
-, Killigrew presents memorial, delaying to win time, 398; Willoughby present to deal with, 415.
-, need for speedily compounding differences with Camphire etc., 413; Killigrew recommends cause of Camphire etc. to, 414–5; reply of, 415; captains of Camphire treat with, 480.
-, approve setting out of ships for war, 416.
-, represent difficulty of reducing English horsebands to foot, 416.
-, Willoughby finds conformable, 433.

-, -, greffier to. See Roels, Christopher.

-, treasurer of, charges English captains for victuals, 71; Suderman to be paid by, 121.

Zesis. See Cesis.

Zevenberghen, Sevenbergen [Prov. N. Brabant, Netherlands], in Hohenlohe's government, danger of falling to enemy, 72.

Zierikzee, Ziericksea, Ziricksee [Prov. Zeeland, Netherlands], 225.
-, Parma likely to attack from Dunkirk, 358.

Zoete. See Soete.

Zolcker, Solcker, George, return expected, Walsingham detaining, 197.

Zolmes. See Solms.

Zouche, Sowche, Mr., pensioner of Stanley, 524.

Zounius, M., letter transmitted by, 504.

Zuid Beveland, Sudbeverland, Soutland [Prov. Zeeland, Netherlands], enemy threat to, 15.

Zurich, Switzerland, ambassadors from go to Mulhausen, 198.

Zutphen, Zutfen [Prov. Gelderland, Netherlands]:
-, troops in quarters of, 41.
-, possibility of blockading, 58.
-, towns in quarter of, not in queen's command to keep cessation, 293.

-, fort of. See Veluwe, fort of.

Zwolle, Swol, Swoll [Prov. Overyssel, Netherlands]:
-, Sherley's company cut up at, 66, 70, 209n, 444.
-, burgomaster of, goes home and communicates discontents, 13.