Saint Ferdinand, King, in Seville, 212. Salablanca, a Spanish captain at Boulogne, 81. Sampson, Captain, at Corunna, 33. San Anton, gate of, Lisbon, 60. Sancho de Avila, Spanish commander in Flanders, 76; at Egmont's arrest, 94; in the Spanish fury, 116-20; his head demanded by the Flemings, 120. Sancho Bravo, Spanish officer in Lisbon, 59-60, 65. _San Felipe_, galleon captured by Drake, 8-9. San Roque, monastery, Lisbon, 60. Santa Cruz defeats Strozzi at the Azores, 16, 18; offers to invade England, 194, 200, 202. Santa Catalina, gate of, Lisbon, 60. Santander, arrival of the Armada in, 5. Santiago, Philip's reception at, 142-3. Santorio, Cardinal, 197. Sanzio, Cardinal, 197, 201. Savoy, the, Strand, 264. Scottish Catholics appeal to Philip, 186-9, 199; proposal to invade England in the interest of Spain, 199-200. Sebastian, King of Portugal, 12. Seymour, at Durham Place, 265; grants Durham Place to Elizabeth, 265. _See also_ Somerset. Shrewsbury, Earl of (1689), 359. Sidney, Colonel, at Puente de Burgos, 38. Sidney, Lady, at Durham Place, 269. Silk manufactory in Spain, 220-1, 224, 227. Sirleto, Cardinal, 197. Sixtus V., Pope, subsidises the Armada, 5; joins in the plot against England, 196-203. Somerset, Protector, 90-1. Sotomayor, Inquisitor-General, rebukes Philip IV. for his sacreligious amour, 329. Southampton, the landing of Philip II. at, 149. Spain, relations with England, 177 _passim_. Spaniards, their discontent at their position in England with Philip II., 153, 161, 164-7, 168, 169, 170, 171-4. Spanish accounts of the coming of Philip to England, 132-7. Spanish extravagance in dress, 223-4, 229, 245, 249. Spanish Fury, the, 115-20. Spanish mercenaries in the English service, 77-8; at Boulogne, 80-4; fresh bodies recruited, 82; sent to Scotland, 82-3; at Boulogne and Calais, 83-4; sent to Scotland, 89-90. Spanish nation clamours for revenge for the defeat of the Armada, 6-7. Spanish troops in Flanders mutiny for pay, 114-15; plot to seize Brussels, 115; massacres at Alost, &c., 115-16; the Spanish Fury, 117-20; marched out of Flanders, 120. Spanish succession, intrigues respecting, 292-4. Spencer, Master of the Ordnance at Corunna, 34. Spes, Guerau de, Spanish ambassador, 182. Squillaci, Marquis de (Esquilache), his attempt to suppress the Chambergo and cloak, 257-9. Stanhope, his letters from Spain about Charles the Bewitched, 291, 296, 304. Stourton, Deputy-Governor of Windsor (1700), 368-9, 371. Strand, the, in Tudor times, 264, 270-1. Strand Lane, 263. Strange, Lord, 153, 161. Stukeley, Thomas, his proposed invasion of Ireland, 96-7; at Durham Place, 269. Suffolk, Duke of (Brandon), 80. Sumptuary enactments in England, 208. Sumptuary enactments in Spain, 208 _passim_. Surrey, Earl of, 153. Sussex, Countess of, 284.