In 1611 he appeared again in Madrid in utter poverty, but the King took compassion upon him and gave him a pension, and in Madrid he remained writing an account of his adventures till he died in beggary.

During the remainder of his life he was bitterly assailed by the envious and malignant, was seldom out of monetary difficulties, and very often in great pain from the disease which finally ended his career at Madrid on April 23, 1616the same day which saw the close of Shakespeare's.

On the 12th December, 1572, Saint-Goard, Ambassador of Charles the Ninth, King of France, to Philip the Second, King of Spain, wrote from Madrid to his master, Charles the Ninth, "The news of the events of the day of Saint Bartholomew have reached the Catholic King.

The kings of Spain have their Escurial in heat of summer, Madrid for a wholesome seat, Valladolid a pleasant site, &c., variety of secessus as all princes and great men have, and their several progresses to this purpose.

Bergen and Montigny confirmed this by the accounts they sent home from Madrid of the alteration in the manner with which they were treated by Philip and his courtiers; and the Prince of Orange was more firmly decided in his opinions of the coming vengeance of the tyrant.

" "Then you do not care to go to Madrid with her?" inquired Marcos.

The mission to Spain has been intrusted to a distinguished citizen of Kentucky, who will proceed to Madrid without delay and make another and a final attempt to obtain justice from that Government.

The failure to discharge this obligation has been employed by the cabinet of Madrid as a reason against the settlement of our claims.

They were there to fall on the strangers, and they waited patiently for the coming of the English; for, surely, all the strangers who came from Madrid by the early morning train could only be from England.

Don Antolin and the other priests thought the young man had moved to Madrid through ambition, to help swell the number of place-hunting clerics.

The pretty, black-eyed Bordelaisethere are pretty girls in Bordeauxoften seems closer to Madrid than to Paris; even the Bordelais accent has a touch of the Mediterranean, and the crisp words of Paris are broken up and even an extra vowel added now and then, until they ripple like Spanish or Italian.

(En Madrid en la Imprenta real de Nicolas Rodriguez Franco, año 1726-1727.) MCMASTER, JOHN B. History of the United States.

He always entered Madrid after nightfall, and reached his palace by streets that were the least frequented.

On the 4th of December, 1719, he received orders to quit Madrid within eight days and Spain under three weeks.

The Filipino committees in London, Paris and Madrid about this time telegraphed to President McKinley as follows: "We protest against the disembarkation of American troops at Iloilo.

They, both of them, had evidently a mania for versifying, even in their most confidential communications, for many of their letters to one another, those during the captivity of Francis I. at Madrid amongst the rest, are written in verse; but their verses are devoid of poesy; they are prose, often long-winded and frigid, and sometimes painfully labored.