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.
2. Copy of a letter from Queen Mary, to Pope Paul IV. that she had sent the Bishop of St. Asaph as her Ambassador to Rome in the room of Edward Carne, who had requested leave to resign, Oct. 31, 1558. (Latin.)
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.
8. John Spencer, Lord Mayor of London, to Lord Burghley; concerning the choice of a new Recorder, and recommending Mr. James Altham as a fit person for that office, July 23, 1595.
9. A statement of injuries and misdemeanours committed by the University of Cambridge against the Mayor, Burgesses, and Bailiffs of the same town, whereof they desire reformation, 1596.
10. The sentence of the Earl Marshal, on the part of the Earl of Kent, against George Rotheram and William Dethick, Garter King at Arms.. for publishing a false pedigree, Partly in the hand-writing of Lord Burghley, one of the Commissioners for exercising the above office; with a duplicate there...