Don Pedro de Ayala, joint Spanish ambassador at London, wrote, on July 25, 1498, to his sovereigns that he had procured and would send a copy of John Cabot's chart of his first voyage.

This map of Juan de la Cosa is evidence that Ayala fulfilled his promise.

"Ayala, the captain of the 'San Carlos,' the first ship to enter the bay, named it from the large number of the birds he found on it, and the big island to the right that looks like a portion of the main land is Angel Island, abbreviated from Ayala's Isla de Nuestra Señora de los Angeles.

"Ayala, the captain of the 'San Carlos,' the first ship to enter the bay, named it from the large number of the birds he found on it, and the big island to the right that looks like a portion of the main land is Angel Island, abbreviated from Ayala's Isla de Nuestra Señora de los Angeles.

SEE Perez de Ayala, Ramon.

Daniel Varney Thompson, Jr. (A); 27Feb61; R271674. DE AYALA, RAMON PEREZ.

ADAMS, NICHOLSON B. Selections from Perez de Ayala. SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

ADAMS, NICHOLSON B. Selections from Perez de Ayala. SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

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Mary Deasy (A); 2Jan73; R542338. DE AYALA, PEREZ.

SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

AYALA, RAMON PEREZ DE.

SEE Perez de Ayala, Ramon.

Daniel Varney Thompson, Jr. (A); 27Feb61; R271674. DE AYALA, RAMON PEREZ.

SEE Perez de Ayala, Ramon.

PEREZ DE AYALA, RAMON.

SEE Perez de Ayala, Ramon.

ADAMS, NICHOLSON B. Selections from Perez de Ayala. SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

ADAMS, NICHOLSON B. Selections from Perez de Ayala. SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

pb id='011.png' /> AYALA, PEREZ DE. Selections from Perez de Ayala. Compiled & edited by Nicholson B. Adams & Sterling A. Stoudemire.

pb id='011.png' /> AYALA, PEREZ DE. Selections from Perez de Ayala. Compiled & edited by Nicholson B. Adams & Sterling A. Stoudemire.

Mary Deasy (A); 2Jan73; R542338. DE AYALA, PEREZ.

SEE AYALA, PEREZ DE.

Their majesties afterwards sent Don Pedro de Ayala and Garcia Lopez de Carvajal, to say that they were willing to admit all honourable means of continuing in friendship with the king of Portugal, but they were satisfied nothing belonged to his crown in the ocean, except Madeira, the Azores, and the Cape Verde islands, as far as Guinea and the gold mines.