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Egerton MS 2598

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Egerton MS 2598
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CORRESPONDENCE and papers of William Asheby, of Loseby, co. Leicester, during his embassy to Scotland, whither he was sent in July 1588, being recalled in Jan. 15 89/90 ; extending over the latter part of his embassy, from July 1589, and continuing down to the time of his election as M.P. for Chichester, through the interest of Lord Lumley, in 1593. Asheby's letters relating to public affairs are especially valuable as being the drafts, mostly holograph, of his correspondence with the English Ministers, Burleigh and Walsingham. A few of the despatches themselves are to be found among the burnt fragments of Cotton MS., Caligula D. I.; and copies of the same, made before the fire, also exist in Harley MS. 4647. See also Add. MS. 22,958, and Bannatyne Club, vol. xxvi.

I. Political letters from- 1. Thomas Fouller, English Resident at the Scottish Court; Aberdeen, 28 July, 1859. f. 16.

2. Alexander Hay, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland; Edinburgh, 30 July, 5, 11, 15, 16, 31 Oct., 2, 6, 19, 28 Nov., 14, 20 Dec. 1589; 10 Feb. 15 89/90, 7 Oct. 1591. ff. 18, 103, 113, 121, 123, 145, 148, 152, 165, 175, 178, 179, 198, 200, 219, 220, 228, 232, 261, 275.

3. William Cecil, Baron Burleigh, Lord High Treasurer; 30 July, 22 Sept., 11, 29, 30 Oct., 10 Dec. 1589. ff. 20, 85, 110, 141, 143, 214.

4. Sir Frincis Walsingham, Secretary of State; 7, 12,18, 20, 26 Aug., 16, 29 Sept., 3, 5, 13 Oct., 15, 16 Nov., 3, 10 Dec. 1589. ff. 28, 37, 43, 47, 60, 64, 78, 91, 99, 105, 115, 159, 160, 185, 194, 211, 214.

5. Thomas Jackson, Captain of a Scottish troop levied for Henry IV. of France; Berwick, 15 Aug. 1589. f. 39.

6. Sir John Maitland, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, afterwards lst Baron Maitland of Thirlestane; Stirling, 28 Aug. 1589. f. 61.

7. John Colvill, Scottish Envoy, to borrow money and plate from England on the marriage of James VI.; London, - Sept. 1589. f. 69.

8. Henry Le Scrope, 9th Baron Scrope of Bolton, Governor of Carlisle and Warden of the West Marches; Carlisle, 4, 12, 20, 22 Sept., 26 Oct. 1589. ff. 72, 76, 82, 83, 138.

9. Sir John Selby, Warden of the East Marches; Twizell, 9 Oct. 1589. f. 107.

10. Arthur Agarde, Deputy Chamberlain of the Exchequer; Hosier Lane, London, 14, 15 Oct., 5, 19 Dec. 1589. ff. 117, 119, 202, 226.

11. Henry Clinton, 2nd Earl of Lincoln, Envoy Extraordinary to represent Qu. Elizabeth at the marriage of James VI. ; Doncaster, 21 Oct. 1589. f. 127.

12. James VI.; Leith, 22 Oct. 1589. Copy. f. 132.

13. Archibald Douglas, Scottish Ambassador in England; London, 6 Nov. 1589. f. 149.

14. Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell, grandson of James V. 19 Nov. 1589]. f. 166.

15. Hon. John Hamilton, afterwards lst Marquis of Hamilton, 2nd son of James, 2nd Earl of Arran; Hamilton, 25 Nov., 17, 20, 30 Dec. 1589. ff. 173, 224, 230, 234.

16. William Hunter, attendant on James VI. during his journey to Norway; Fleckra in Norway, 3 Nov. (with P.S. dat. Upslo, 29 Nov.) 1589. ff. 190, l90b.

17. Robert Bowes, Treasurer of Berwick, on his appointment as Ambassador to Scotland in place of Asheby; Morpeth, 10 Dec. 1589. f. 216.

18. Richard Wygmor, English agent at the Scottish Court; Edinburgh, 10 Feb. (with P.8. 11 Feb.) 15 89/90, 15 June,1590. ff. 265, 266 b, 271.

19. John Arnote, Provost of Edinburgh; 8 April, 1590. f. 268. II. Asheby's original drafts are addressed to the following persons :-

Thomas Milnes [Mills], clerk to Walsingham; 15 July, 1589, f. 13. Lord Burleigh; 31 July, 11, 16, 22, 29 Aug., 24, 25, 27 Sept., 2,10,12 [misdate for 11], 12, 15, 18, 29 [misdate for 30] Oct., 1, 7, 10, 11, 18, 24, 28 Nov., 17 Dec. 1589, 9 Jan. 15 89/90, ff. 24, 32, 40, 50, 63, 88, 89, 90, 95, 109, 112, 114, 122, 125, 126, 140, 146, 151, 154, 155, 156, 161, 170, 180, 224, 249. [The despatches themselves of 16 Aug., 10, 11, 15, 18, 30 Oct., 7 Nov. 1589 are to be found in Cotton MS. Caligula D. I. ff. 367, 490, 282, 448, 446, 416, 411, 413, 415.] Sir F. Walsingham ; 31 July, 11, 16, 22, 25, 29,31 Aug., 1, 8, 24 Sept., 2 Oct., 1, 11, 18, 24, 25, 28 Nov., 4, 11, 17 Dec. 1589, 9, 21 Jan. 15 89/90 , ff. 24, 32, 41, 51, 56, 63, 68, 70, 74, 87, 96, 146, 156, 157, 161,169, 171, 172,174,183, 184,201, 218, 222, 249, 257. [Michael?] Throckmorton; 1 Aug., 28 Nov., [19 Dec.] 1589, ff. 25, 182, 227. James VI.; 5, 25 Aug., [21 Oct.], 31 Dec. 1589, ff. 27, 53, 129, 238. Bess, wife of Thomas Fouller, his cousin; circ. 12 Aug. 1.589, f. 36. Qu. Elizabeth; 24 Oct. 1589, f. 130. Arthur Agard; circ. 1 Dec. 1589, f. 192. Thomas Fouller; circ. 3 Dec. 1589, f. 196. Charles Howard, 2nd Baron Howard of Effingham, Lord High Admiral; [8] Dec. 1589, f. 204. Captain [-] Car; 8 Dec. 1589, f. 207. Robert Bowes; circ. 14 Dec. 1589, f. 221. Alexander Hay; Lord Clerk Register; 24 Jan. 15 89/90, 3 June, 1590, ff. 258, 270. Henry Naunton, father of Sir Robert; 31 Jan. 1589, f. 259. III. Copies of enclosures and other papers:-- 1. Itinerary of James V1. ; 9 July-8 Aug. 1589. f. 19.

2. " Brutis in Edinburgh presentlie going"; 22 August, 1589. f. 49.

3. Order from James VI. to the Provost and Baillies of Montrose to arrest a Flemish pirate named Petersen; [- Aug. 1589]. f. 55.

4. Complaints of cattle-reiving from co. Northumberland; 3, 4 Sept. 1589. f. 71.

5. Warrant for horse and guide from Berwick to Carlisle and back, for John Kelston, Asheby's servant; Berwick, 10 Sept. 1589. Signed by Sir Henry Widdrington, Marshal and Deputy Governor. f. 75.

6. News from France; dat. Dieppe, 11, 18, 29 Sept., 9 Dec. 1589. ff. 45, 80, 93, 101, 213.

7. "The names of the spetiall persons who comes withe the quene owt of Denmark." f. 97.

8. Order of reception for Anno of Denmark on arriving at Leith; circ. Michaelmas, 1589. f. 98.

9. " The K[ings] discourse for taking his voyage circ. 20 Oct. 1589. f. 134.

10. " A Collection of the speciall points of the proclamation publiquely mad at the Market Crose in Edenbroughe [on James's departure for Norway] October 23th , 1589." f. 136.

11 " A Copie of the Counsells [letter] of Scotland to the Q[ueensl, Majestie Edinburgh, 6 Nov. 1589. f. 153.

12. Passport for Arthur Clephane, bearer of hawks to Sir George Chaworth, of Nottinghamshire; Edinburgh, 19 Nov. 1589. f. 163.

13. News received from the Lords of the Scottish Council; 25 Nov. 1589. f. 177.

14. Qu. Elizabeth to Lord Bothwell; Somerset House, 27 Nov. 1589. f. 188.

15. Inventory of goods stored in Lord Bothwell's barque when seized by the pirate Petersen , circ. 8 Dec. Signed by the Earl. f. 206.

16. The Scottish Council to Qu. Elizabeth; 31 Dec. 1589. f. 236.

17. " Articles to be observed by all the prechers and office bearers in the Kirke of Sclotland] "; circ. Dec. 1589. f. 246.

18. The Papists in Scotland to the Papists in London. Two letters in cypher [1590]. ff. 250, 251.

19. " The copy of occurrants of the 8 of February 1590 [1] in London." f. 273.

20. Proclamation of outlawry against Lord Bothwell; 25 June, 1591. f. 274.

21. News from the Low Countries; n. d. f. 279.

IV. Private letters to Asheby from :-

Anne Vernon; [Berwick] 3 July, 1589, f. 2. Thomas Byng, Master of Clare Cambridge; Grantchester, 6 July, 1589, f. 4. Thomas Basslingfelde; London, 6 July, 1589, f. 6. Barnard Whitestons [Whetstone]; Woodford Hall, co. Essex, 8 July, l589, f. 8. Robert Naunton [afterwards Sir Robert Naunton, of Letheringham Priory, Secretary of State, and Master of the Court of Wards and Liveries], nephew to Asheby; Hosomes Inne in St. Laurence, Lane, London, 9, 13 July, 1588, ff. 9,12. [Michael?] Throkemorton; Pickeryng Howsse, Mr. Wottones, and Mile-end, 20 July, 8 Dec. 1589, ff. 14, 209. Sir Edward Fenton, Admiral, cousin to Asheby ; Deptford, 31 July, 1589, f. 22. François de CiuilIe, agent for levying Scottish troops for Henri IV. ; Wemys, Dundee, and Dieppe, 18, 26 Aug. 1589, 20 Jan., 14, 25 Febr. 1590. Fr. Engl. and Ital. ff.46,58,254,260,267. Jean Hotman de Villiers, son of François Hotman, the Jurisconsult; Whittingham, London, 20, 29 Aug. 1589, and [circ. Jan. 1590]. Fr. ff. 48,66, 255.

V. The following letters also occur:-

1. Robert Naunton to Thomas Fouller; London, l3 July, 1589. f. 11.

2. Jean Hotman de Villiers to Mademoiselle Hotman; Falkland, 9 Aug. 1589. Fr. f. 30.

3. Thomas Fouller to his wife Bess, a cousin of Asheby; Edinburgh, 12 Aug. 1589. f. 34.

4. Johne Crawford, al. William Crichton, Jesuit, to Mr. Bog, al. Lord Bothwell; Bruxels, [- Nov. 1589.] f. 199.

5. John Copcot, Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, to Robert Naunton ; 1 Jan. 1589[90]. f. 240.

6. Richard Bancroft, Treasurer of St. Paul's, London, afterwards Bishop of London and Archbishop of Canterbury, to Robert Naunton, under cover of Copeot's letter; Lambeth, 23 Dec. 1589, enclosing a paper of " Questions to be resoluid." ff. 242, 244.

7. Thomas Murray, " Furiour " to James VI., to Walsingham; Edinburgh, 6 Jan. 15 89/90. f. 247.

8. François de Ciuille to John Egger; Dieppe, 20 Jan. 1590. Fr. f. 253.

9. Richard Wygmor to Robert Naunton ; Edinburgh, 10 Feb. 15 89/90 f. 263.

10. Robert Addams, Mayor of Chichester, to John, Baron Lumley; 10 Feb. 1592/3 . f. 277. Paper; ff. 279. Belonged to Philip Yorke, 2nd Earl of Hardwicke, who has written a memorandum at the beginning of the volume. Folio.

Scope & Content:

William Asheby, of Loseby, English Ambassador in Scotland: Correspondence and papers: 1589-1593.

Elizabeth I of England: Correspondence and papers of W. Asheby, Ambassador in Scotland: 1589-1593.

James VI of Scotland: JAMES VI. Correspondence and papers of the English Ambassador: 1589-1590.

Frederic II; King of Denmark: Papers relating to the marriage of his daughter Anne with James VI. of Scotland: 1589.

includes:

  • f. 2 Anne Vernon: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 4 Thomas Byng, Master of Clare Hall, Cambridge: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 6 Thomas Basslingfelde: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 8 Barnard Whitestone, of Woodford Mall: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 9, 11, 12. -- Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State: Letters to his uncle, W. Asheby, and to T. Fouller: 1589.
  • f. 13 Thomas Mills, alias Milnes; Clerk to Sir F Walsingham: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 14, 25, 182, 209, 227 Michael? Throckmorton: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 16, 196 Thomas Fouller, English Resident in Scotland: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589.: Fr.
  • ff. 18, 103 -275 passim Sir Alexander Hay, of Easter Kennet, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589-1591.
  • f. 19 Voyages and Travels: Itinerary of James VI. of Scotland: 1589.
  • f. 19 James VI of Scotland: Itinerary, Jul.-Aug.: 1589.
  • ff. 20-249 passim Sir William Cecil, Baron Burghley 1571; Lord Treasurer 1572: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589-1590.
  • f. 22 Sir Edward Fenton, Admiral: Letter to his cousin, W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff.24-257passim Sir Francis Walsingham: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589-1590.
  • ff. 27, 53, 129, 132, 238 James VI of Scotland: Correspondence with W. Asheby, English Ambassador: 1589.
  • ff. 30, 48, 66, 255 Jean Hotman de Villiers, French agent at Dusseldorf: Letters to Mdlle. Hotman and W. Asheby: 1589, 1590.
  • f. 34 Thomas Fouller, English Resident in Scotland: Letter to his wife: 1589.
  • f. 36 Elizabeth Fouller, wife of Thomas Fouller: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 39 Thomas Jackson, Scottish Captain: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 45, 80, 93, 101, 213 Henry IV of France: News from France: 1589.
  • ff. 45, 80, 93, 101, 213 Newsletters: From France: 1589.
  • ff. 46, 58, 253, 254, 260, 267 François de Civille, French Agent for levying Scotch troops: Letters to W. Asheby and J. Egger: 1589-1590.
  • f. 49 County of Edinburgh: News in: 1589.
  • f. 55 James VI of Scotland: Order for the arrest of the pirate Petersen: 1589.
  • f. 55 Petersen, Flemish pirate: Order for his arrest: 1589.
  • f. 61 Sir John Maitland, Lord Maitland of Thirlestane, Lord Chancellor of Scotland: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 69 John Colvill, Scotch envoy to England: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 71 County of Northumberland: Complaints of cattle-reiving from: 1589.
  • ff. 72, 76, 82, 83, 138 Henry Le Scrope, 9th Baron Scrope of Bolton; Governor of Carlisle, and Warden of the West Marches: Letters to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 75 Sir Henry Widdrington, Deputy-Governor of Berwick: Warrant: 1589.
  • f. 75 John Kelston, servant to W Asheby: Warrant for horse and guide for: 1589.
  • ff. 97, 98 James VI of Scotland: List of attendants on,and order of reception of, Anne of Denmark: 1589.
  • f. 107 Sir John Selby, Warden of the East Marches: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 117, 119,202, 226 Arthur Agard, Deputy Chamberlain of the Exchequer: Letters to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 127 Henry Clinton, 2nd Earl of Lincoln Envoy to Scotland: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 130 Elizabeth I of England: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 136 James VI of Scotland: Proclamation on going to Norway: 1589.
  • f. 149 Sir Archibald Douglas, Scots Ambassador in England: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 153, 236 Elizabeth I of England: Letters to, from the Scotch Council: 1589.
  • ff. 153, 236 James VI of Scotland: Letters from the Council to Elizabeth: 1589.: Copies.
  • f. 163 Sir George Chaworth, of county Nottinghamshire: Hawks sent to: 1589.
  • f. 163 Arthur Clephane: Passport: 1589.
  • f. 166 Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 173, 224, 230 John Hamilton, 1st Marquis of Hamilton (1599): Letters to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 177 James VI of Scotland: News from the Lords of the Council: 1589.
  • f. 188 Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell: Letter to, from Qu. Elizabeth: 1589.
  • f. 188 Elizabeth I of England: Letter to Lord Bothwell: 1589.
  • ff. 190, 190 b William Hunter, attendant of James VI. on his journey to Norway: Letter to W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 199 Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell: Letter to, as " Mr. Bog" from W. Crichton: 1589.
  • f. 199 William Crichton, Jesuit: Letter to Lord Bothwell: 1589.
  • f. 204 Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 206 Inventories: Goods in Lord Bothwell's barque: 1589.
  • f. 206 Petersen, Flemish pirate: Goods of Lord Bothwell seized by: 1589.
  • f. 206 Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell: Inventory of goods in his barque: 1589.
  • f. 207 Car, Captain: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • ff. 216, 221 Robert Bowes, Treasurer of Berwick; English ambassador to Scotland: Correspondence with W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 240 John Copcot, Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge: Letter to R. Naunton: 1590.
  • ff. 240, 242, 244, 263 Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State: Letters to, from J. Copcot and others: 1589, 1590.
  • ff. 242, 244 Richard Bancroft, Bishop of London (1597) and Archbishop of Canterbury (1604): Letter to R. Naunton: 1589.
  • f. 246 James VI of Scotland: Articles to be observed by preachers and office bearers in the Kirk: 1589.
  • f. 247 Thomas Murray, 'Furiour ' to James VI: Letter to Sir F. Walsingham: 1590.
  • f. 247 Sir Francis Walsingham: Letter to, from T. Murray: 1590.
  • ff. 250, 251 Roman Catholics of Great Britain and Ireland: Letter from the Papists in Scotland to those in London: 1590.
  • ff. 250, 251 James VI of Scotland: Letters from the papists in Scotland to those in London: 1590.
  • f. 259 Henry Naunton, of Alderton: Letter to, from W. Asheby: 1589.
  • f. 263 Richard Wygmor, English Agent at the Scottish Court: Letter to R. Naunton: 1590.
  • ff. 265, 266 b, 271 Richard Wygmor, English Agent at the Scottish Court: Letters to W. Asheby: 1590.
  • f. 268 John Arnote, Provost of Edinburgh: Letter to W. Asheby: 1590.
  • f. 273 Newsletters: From London: 1591.
  • f. 274 Francis Stuart, Earl of Bothwell: Outlawry: 1591.
  • f. 277 Robert Addams, Mayor of Chichester: Letter to Lord Lumley: 1593.
  • f. 277 John Lumley, Baron Lumley: Letter to, from R. Addams: 1593.
  • f. 279 Newsletters: From the Netherlands: 1589-1591.

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1859
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Names:
Addams, Robert, Mayor of Chichester
Agard, Arthur, archivist and antiquary, 1536-1615
Arnote, John, Provost of Edinburgh
Asheby, William, of Loseby, English Ambassador in Scotland
Bancroft, Richard, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1544-1610
Basslingfelde, Thomas, of London; correspondent of William Asheby of Loseby, fl 1589
Bowes, Robert, Treasurer of Berwick, English ambassador to Scotland, d 1597,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/54066134
Byng, Thomas, Master of Clare Hall, Cambridge
Car, Captain
Cecil, William, 1st Baron Burghley, royal minister, Lord Treasurer 1572, 1520-1598,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121428768
Chaworth, George, of county Nottinghamshire
Civille, François, French Agent for levying Scotch troops
Clephane, Arthur
Clinton, Henry, 2nd Earl of Lincoln Envoy to Scotland
Colvill, John, Scotch envoy to England
Copcot, John, Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
Crichton, William, Jesuit, c 1535-1617
Douglas, Archibald, conspirator, clergyman and diplomat, c 1540-c 1602
Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland, 1533-1603,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121446237
Fenton, Edward, soldier and sea captain, fl 1577-1603
Fouller, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Fouller
Fouller, Thomas, English Resident in Scotland
Frederic II, King of Denmark
Hamilton, John, 1st Marquis of Hamilton (1599)
Hay, Alexander, of Easter Kennet, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland
Henry IV, of France
Hotman, Jean, Marquis de Villers-St-Paul, diplomat and translator, 1552-1636,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000122776991
Howard, Charles, 1st Earl of Nottingham
Hunter, William, attendant of James VI. on his journey to Norway
Jackson, Thomas, Scottish Captain
James VI, of Scotland, of Add MS 72890
Kelston, John, servant to W Asheby
Le Scrope, Henry, 9th Baron Scrope of Bolton, Governor of Carlisle, and Warden of the West Marches
Lumley, John, Baron Lumley, of Egerton MS 2598
Maitland, John, Lord Maitland of Thirlestane, Lord Chancellor of Scotland
Mills,, Thomas, alias Milnes; Clerk to Sir F Walsingham
Murray, Thomas, Furiour ' to James VI
Naunton, Henry, of Alderton
Naunton, Robert, Secretary of State
Petersen, Flemish pirate
Selby, John, Deputy Warden of the East Marches, d 1595
Stuart, Francis, Earl of Bothwell
Throckmorton, Michael?
Vernon, Anne
Walsingham, Francis, of Add MS 30156
Whitestone, Barnard, of Woodford Mall
Widdrington, Henry, Deputy-Governor of Berwick
Wygmor, Richard, English Agent at the Scottish Court
Yorke, Philip, 2nd Earl of Hardwicke
Places:
Edinburgh, Scotland
Northumberland, England