"So far from toleration, he meditates severer measures against us; and, I am well assured, if Parliament is allowed to meet, such laws will be passed as will bring all of us within premunire.

No, no.

We have no hope from James, nor his ministers." "Nor yet from France or Spain," observed Thomas Winter.

"In my conference with the Constable Velasco at Bergen, I received assurances of the good-will of Philip towards us, but no distinct promise of interference in our behalf.

The Archduke Albert is well disposed, but he can render no assistance.