99. A note addressed to some unnamed commander of a garrisoned town, recommending, him to an immediate surrender, in order to avoid the consequences of an order about to be made, for the confiscation of the lands of such as should wilfully hold out, to defray the expenses of the siege, June 17, ...
1. A warrant, with the seal and signature of Cardinal Pole, for delivery of a buck out of Mortlake Park to Friswith Sturley, one of the Gentlewomen of the Queen's Privy-Chamber, July 19, 1557.
3. A copy of the appointment of Stephen Borowghe to the office of Chief Pilot of England, with his own reasons for the necessity of such an office, 1563.
13. A certificate to the Lord Treasurer of the state of the tombs of Henry VII. at Westminster, and of Henry VIII. at Windsor. Seemingly with aview to their reparation.
17. A list of copyholds granted in reversion since the Queen was owner of the Manor of Sunning in the county of Berks; whereby Her Majesty's heriots are lost.
1. The navigation of Ochther., a Norman, in the time of King Alfred. Translated out of the Saxon language; whereby it may appear that the passage by sea towards Moscovy was then discovered, although not followed as in our day. With a neat chart of the voyage. This is printed in Hakluyt's Voyages...