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1. THat he could not believe yet, that he affected popularity to his disadvantage. Because he had tryed him of purpose, and commanded him to make disaffecting motions to the houses, which he performed, whereby his Majestie concluded, he was not popu∣lar.
2. That he desired Don Francisco, and the Embassadours (and renewed this request unto them by Padre Maestro two dayes ago,) to get him any ground to charge him with popular courses, or to in∣crease a suspition of it, and he would quickly take a course with him.
3. That he had good cause to suspect the Duke of late, but he had no servant of his own, that would charge him with any particular; nor knew he any himself.