77. Alexander and William Deacon and Nich. Smith, to Lord Burghley; for an exclusive privilege, for twenty-one years, to use their new-invented cornmill.
100. A letter from some person, whose signature has been carefully obliterated, to the celebrated Mr. John Stubb, or Stubbs, then residing at Catton near Norwich; chiefly on matters of a private nature; with the present of a left-handed knife.
111. Mr. Jerome Houlden, a Cambridge Student, to Mr. M. Hicks; mentioning with some regret their past acquaintance at College, and how useful and delightful it was to him. (Latin.)
116. Wm. Kirkham, a Minister, imprisoned in the Gatehouse, Westminster, humbly petitions the Queen for his liberty, and shows how she had been wronged by the persons who brought his calamities upon him.
20. A complimental and congratulatory letter of Mr. William Baker, to Lord Burghley; on his Lordship's happy arrival at his seat in Lincolnshire. (Latin.)
30. Mr. Hugh Broughton, to Lord Burghley; informing him of what passed between himself and the Abp. of Canterbury, whose ill-usage constrained him to leave the Realm.