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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth, Volume 5, 1562. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1867.

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March 1561



[March 2.]	1437. [Marc Antonio Erizzo to Cecil].
	Another copy of the document. [See No. 2. March 2, 1561.] Copy, endd. by Cecil. Broadside.
March 12.	1438. Throckmorton to the Earl of Bedford.
	1. Bedford will receive herewith a letter from the King of Navarre concerning the request they made to him to retain Mr. Tremayne, whereunto he then agreed, and now goes from it for reasons named therein. He is timorous, suspicious and jealous. Asks him to place Tremayne at home, so as he can live as a gentleman.
	2. Here has been some jar between the King of Navarre, the Queen Mother, and the Duke of Guise, partly about Condé's matters, and partly about Cardinal Châtillon remaining in the Court, whom the Queen Mother would have from hence. The matter grew so far that the King was ready to forsake the Court, but now all are made friends. Those two bear all the sway there; and the countenance of the King of Spain, wherewith the fearful King is threatened, makes him to calm his sail more than was hoped for.
	3. The determination of M. De Sault's going into England continues still.
	4. There is a bruit that the Queen of Scotland goes shortly from the Court, and two days ago she said she would go to Rheims, and will receive her brother, Lord James, there. Condé is gone this day to the Court. Asks him to show this to the Queen and Council, and also to have him revoked, for he is in evil case again.—Paris, 12 March 1560. Orig. Endd. by Throckmorton's son. Injured by damp. Pp. 3.