"Kings of our fear; until our fears resolved."
Tyrwhitt proposed 'King'd.' We should punctuate 'Kings of our fear!' i.e. Kings whom we fear.
"That daughter there of Spain, the Lady Blanch,
Is near to England."
Collier's folio reads niece. In the Two Gent. (iv. 1) we have, "An heir and niece allied unto the Duke," where all the editors read near.
"Left to be finished by such as she."
Thirlby proposed a for 'as.'