82. The copy of a letter from Lord Burghley, to Count Maurice; that the Queen is obliged to him for intercepting letters of her rebellious subjects, 1595. (French.)
90. Lord Burehley's copy of a letter, in which he clears himself to the Marquis of Winchester from some aspersions; he desires that his sod Lord St. John and his wife (Lord Burghley's daughter) might leave his Lordship's house, and retire to a small one by themselves.
93. Lord Burghley's copy of his message, by his servant, to an Essex Gentleman; to intreat his,standing proxy as Godfather to Mr. Petre's son; with instructions as to presents to be made to the mother, the nurse, and the midwife.
98. A copy of a letter from Lord Burghley, wherein he lets the Duke of Holstein know that he had prevailed on the Queen to gratify his request. (Latin.)
115. A copy of some Nobleman's speech (2. Lord Burghley ?) before the Queen in Council; on Commissioners to be appointed for reformation of abuses, with a view to the increase of Her Majesty's revenue.
17. The statement of Mr. Cawdrey's case; with the opinion of Mr. Ja. Morice, Attorney of the Court of Wards, on the sentence of deprivation given against him.
78. A note of the remainder of the ready money, and an estimate of the value of the victuals remaining unsold this day, belonging to the account of 12,5591. disbursed by Her Majesty for a supply, and of which Sir John Norris and Sir Francis Drake challenge a part for nine days victuals, &c. ...
88. A brief report of goods taken at Cales in Spain by sundry persons, and found in divers ships since their arrival in the river Thames, and how disposed of.