29. The sale of the lands belonging. to the church and see of York during the time of the Civil Wars; from a MS. of Tho. Rawlinson of the Middle. Temple, Esq. fo. 109.
6. King Henry VIII. to Thomas Dowty, to furnish a cabin in his ship to a servant of Sir Anthony Kingston, serjeant of his Majesty's hawks sent by his master into Iceland to transport hawk into England. Dated Hampton, 29 March, 1539. fo. 8. N.B. The King's sign manual is stamped, not written.
7. Queen Katherine Parr to King Henry VIII. in his absence, full of duty and respect, and requesting to hear from him. No date. fo. 9. Printed in Strype's Eccles. Memorials, vol. ii. App. p. 33.
50. Prince Charles's own copy of a Latin letter from himself to the Pope, with promises to support the Catholic Faith in general against its enemies, and an allusion to his contract of marriage with a Popish Princess. fo. 74.
55. A warrant signed by King Charles I. to Lord Percy, General of the Artillery, for delivery of one hundred pair of pistols to Lieut. Gen. Lord Wilmot. Dated from Oxford, Dec. 1, 1643. fo. 83.
56. A Warrant signed by King Charles I. to Lord Percy, for delivery of 200 muskets from the stores at Bristol to Colls Nisnne and Sellenger. Dated from Oxford, Dec. 7, 1643. fo. 85.
70. King Charles II. to his Aunt, the Queen of Bohemia; that he writes from his sister's chamber, where there is such a noise, that he never hopes to end his letter or write sense. Gives her an account of an intended dance, and of the difficulty of finding fidlers and dancing-masters, &c. Co...
85. King Charles II. to the Duke of York, to return home; the Dutch Fleet being drawn in Tuesday night. fo. 141. Indorsed by the Duke, "Received Sept. 18, 1672."