Callice to confer with the Count ••uents for this practise, and that after he sent an other
messenger vnto Ibarra, the King of Spaines Secretary, and to the said Count
Fuentes, promising to poison the Queene, if ••hee might haue the fifty thousand
crownes that were offered deliuered vnto him: and he confessed the other two were
his messengers: in the aforesaid messages, and conspired with him to execute the
same: and they all confessed, that the stay that it was not done, proceeded much
against their mindes, for want of the deliuerie of the said fifty thousand crownes,
which was promised by a day: But the King of Spaine finding fault that the mes∣senger,
which should carry the money, was too base a fellow to be trusted w••••h so
much deferred the sending thereof: but after billes of Exchange were deli∣uered
by the Count Fuentes, for the money, by the direction of the King of Spaine,
at the very instant when it should haue been done, it pleased God of his goodnesse
towards her Maiestie, to suffer this conspiracie to be very happily di••couered by
the diligence of one of the Lords of her Maiesties Priuy Councell: so all the thrée
offenders were taken with their Letters and writings, expressing their owne ac∣tions
and Councels, and the directions of the King of Spaines Councellors,
and the other two confessed the like in effect, as Lopez had done: wherevpon
they were all three condemned for treason, and executed accordingly.
Manuel Lewis, repented at his death, and prayed God that all those things that
are atchieued by the King of Spa••ne, against the Quéenes Maiestie, might take
none effect, and that all the treasons which are wrought may bee discouered, & that
God would prolong the life of the Quéenes Maiestie, as shee deserueth, and her
faithfull subiects desire.