60-6; withdrawal, 63-8; sails from Cascaes, 70; return to England, 71; reasons for its failure, 72. F. Fadrique de Toledo, 98, 100, 101, 103-4. Fashion in hair-dressing, 250, 253-4. Fashion of dress in Spain in time of Philip II., 230-4; in the time of Philip III., 238-9; in the time of Philip IV., 247-54. Female extravagance in dress, Philip IV.'s fulmination against, 251-3. Fenner, Captain, with the English at Corunna, 32. Ferdinand and Isabel, their decrees against gold and silver tissues, 220; limiting the use of silk, 221. Fernando de Toledo, prior, commands the Spanish army to relieve Lisbon, 30, 39, 61. Fernihurst (Gray, Laird of), 185. Feria, Count de, 140, 149, 155; marries Jane Dormer, 158; urges Philip to attack England, 180; at Durham Place, 267-8, 269, 272, 273. Feria, Countess de. _See_ Dormer. Figueroa, Spanish special envoy, 149. Finch, Lord Keeper, at Durham Place, 287. Fitzwalter, Lord, accompanies Bedford to Spain, 137, 142, 143; in England, 153. Fogge family of Danes Court, 347 _passim_. Fogge, Captain Christopher, 347. Fogge, Edward, 352. Fogge, John, of Danes Court, 348, 352, 366-7, 368, 372, 375. Fogge, Richard, Cavalier, 348, 352. Fogge, Richard, heir of Danes Court, 351, 363, 366, 367, 375-6. Folch de Cardona, Antonio, a member of the Queen's party, 301, 313, 316, 318. Folch de Cardona, Lorenzo, Member of the Council of the Inquisition, 301, 313, 318-19. Fouldrey, Dalton-in-Furness, proposed place of landing for the Spanish invasion, 192. Francisco Fernando, the illegitimate son of Philip IV., 328-41. French ambassador de Foix at Durham Place, 282. French fashions, revolt against, in Spain, 255. Froude's account of the marriage of Philip and Mary, 126, 130, 131 _passim_. Fuentes, Count de, commands the Spaniards in Lisbon, 55-6, 65, 67, 72. Fulford, Captain, at Puente de Burgos, 38. G.