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CASSIOBURY PAPERS. Vol. V. Miscellaneous State-papers and letters, etc., viz.:-

1. Valuation of Peterborough Abbey: "Valor tocius nuper monasterii ibidem de anno r.r. Henrici viijui xxxjmo" [1539]. Amount 2003l. 13s. l.5/8d. gross, 1746l. 15s. 3 3/8d. net. f. 1.

2. Letter of [Sir Richard Morison] to the Privy Council, endorsed (f. 15 b) "from Augusta [Augsburg] the last of August," 1552. Hologr. draft. The conclusion (f. 21 b) is on the back of the last sheet but one. f. 15.

3. "La Ma^tie de la Royne dangletere a faict dire a lambassader despaigne [Don Guerau de Espes] par son councel le xiiij de Decembre 1571:" French text of the speech upon sending him home. Cf. Cal. State Papers, Foreign, 1569-1571, nos. 2167, 2168. f. 23.

4. Letter of [Sir Thomas Smith] to Queen Elizabeth on the conclusion of the treaty [of 19 Apr. 1572] with France ; [Blois, 21 Apr. 1572 cf. Cal. State Papers, For., 1572-1574, no. 280]. Copy. f. 25.

5. Letter of F[rancis Russell, 2nd Earl of] Bedford, to his [step-] son Charles Morison [son of Sir Richard]; Exeter, 3 Jan. 1580[1]. Signed, with hologr. postscript. f. 27.

6. "Petitiones to her Ma^tie by the parlamet" (so endorsed), but the text is that of the Bishops' articles issued by Archbishop Whitgift in Oct. 1583; Strype's Whitgift, i, p. 229, Cardwell, Documentary Annals (1839), i, p. 411, with the three additional articles mentioned by Strype, p. 232. Another copy is in Stowe MS. 159, f. 128, and in Harley MS. 6849, f. 248, is apparently a draft of them. f. 29.

7. "The in[s]trument of an associacon (sic) for the preservation of her Ma^tie royall persone"; Hampton Court, 19 Oct. 1584. Printed in State Tracts (1693), ii, p. 93, and elsewhere. f. 31.

8. Letter of Sir Henry Cocke to Charles [afterwards Sir Charles] Morison, for support in standing for the county of Hertford in Parliament; Punsborne [Ponsbourne, in Hatfield], 27 Oct. 1584. f . 33.

9. "The full and true answere of the Archbusshopp of Canterburie [John Whitgift] to the severall peticions exhibited to her Ma^tie so nere as our remembrances can supplie": answers to the sixteen articles sent by the Commons to the Lords 21 Dec. 1584. For the articles see Add. MS. 38492, f. 73, and D'Ewes, Journals of all the Parliaments (1682), p. 357. Another version of the answer is in Strype's Whitgift, i, p. 354. f. 35.

10. Letter of [Charles Morison?] to [Anne Dudley,] Countess of Warwick [daughter of Francis, Earl of Bedford], stating that Mr. Serjeant [afterwards Sir John] Puckeringe is ready to serve Lady Warwick and the young Earl [Edward, 3rd Earl of Bedford ?]; Cashio, 15 Dec. (endorsed 1585). Copy. f. 37.

11. Two letters of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, to Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State; Delft, Sunday morning [26 Dec.], and [Hague,] 31 Dec. 1585. Copies. The originals are in Harley MS. 285, ff. 171, 160. Printed in J. Bruce's Leicester Correspondence (Camden Soc., 1844), pp. 29, 46. Followed (f. 44) by a translation of the decree of the States-General making Leicester Governor- General of the Netherlands, - Jan. 22 Jan./1 Feb. 1586 (cf. Cal. State Papers, Foreign, 1585-1586, p. 311). ff. 39, 42.

12. Letters and papers relating to Hertfordshire musters, 14 May 1586-20 Apr. 1588 and n. d., addressed chiefly to Henry Capell. The names of the writers are given in the Index. f. 46.

13. Letter of Robert Bevill to - Piggott, about a sale of wood for Sir William Russell; Chesterton, 30 Mar. 1588. f. 73.

14. Private letters to Sir Charles Morison, 4 Aug. 1587-25 July 1595 and n. d. Among the writers, whose names are given in the Index, are his mother B[ridget, Countess of] Bedford, Ro[bert Ratcliffe, Earl of] Sussex, A[rthur Grey, Lord] Grey [of Wilton], and Hen. Windesor, Lord Windsor. ff. 75-104.

15. Two letters of W[illiam Cecil, Lord] Burghley to Morison, one concerning his son Robert Cecil's candidature for knight of the shire, 19 Sept. 1588, and the other on sending Morison his commission as deputy Custos Rotulorum of the Liberty of St. Albans, 30 Mar. 1590, with seal. Signed. ff. 89, 93.

16. "Aduertisments out of France 17 Aug. 1589" (so endorsed): a newsletter, in Engl. f. 91.

17. Sir Walter Cope's Apology for the late Earl of Salisbury. Without title or date. A copy in Lansdowne MS. 151, f. 112, is endorsed by Sir J. Caesar 1 July 1612. Another copy is Add. MS. 34323. Printed by J. Gutch, Collectanea Curiosa, 1781, i, p. 119. f. 106.

18. Letter of R[obert Carr, Earl of] Somerset to Sir Charles Morison, [K.B., grandson of Sir Richard]; Aldenham, 3 Sept., s.a. Hologr., with seal. f. 115.

19. Thomas Alured to [George Villiers,] Marquis of Buckingham, concerning the match with Spain, n. d. [1620]. For this tract see Cal.State Papers, Dom., 1619-1623, p.150. Printed in 1642. f.117.

20. Power's from Prince Charles, afterwards Charles I, to John Digby, Baron Sherborne, to treat with Philip IV of Spain for the Prince's marriage; St. James's, 15 Mar. 162 1/2. Lat. Copy. f. 124.

21. Epitaph on Mary, Queen of Scots, in Latin prose and verse (21 elegiac couplets, beg. "Si generis splendor rarae si gratia formae"), signed "H. N. gemens," [temp. Jas. I ?]. Appended in another hand are two verses from 1 Pet. ii. 21, 22. f. 126.

22. Letter of Jo[hn] Pymm [not the Parliamentarian] to his master Sir John Couper [al. Cooper, 1st] Bart., concerning fines inflicted on sheriffs for default in their returns of coronation knights, also reporting results of horse-racing matches at Newmarket, etc., London, 1 Feb. 1630[1]. Sir John married Sir Charles Morison's widow. f. 128.

23. Papers of Arthur Capell, 1st Earl of Essex, as Ambassador to Denmark, 1669-1670. Included are a list (f. 131) of the Danish nobility holding public offices, an incomplete cypher-key (f. 193 b) and drafts of addresses. ff. 130-198.

24. Letters to Sir Henry Capell [Baron Capell of Tewkesbury 1692], from his nephew [Algernon, 2nd Earl of] Essex, then making a continental tour, and from tutors accompanying him; 27 Mar.- 25 Dec. 1688. f. 199. Paper; ff. 219. Folio. Presented with Add. Ch. 64919-66125 by Adela, Countess of Essex.

Scope & Content:

Capell family: Papers of: 16th-19th centt.

Watford, Hertfordshire: Papers rel. to the Capell estates at Cassiobury: 13th-19th centt.

includes:

f. 1 Accompts: Valuation of Peterborough Abbey: 1539.
f. 1 Peterborough Abbey; Northamptonshire: Valuation: 1539.
f. 15 Sir Richard Morison, d 1556 alias Moryson; Ambassador to Charles V: Letter to the Privy Council: 1552.: Draft.
f. 15 Privy Council, The: Letter to, from Sir R. Morison, Ambassador to the Emperor: 1552.
f. 23 Elizabeth I of England: Speech to the Spanish Ambassador: 1571.: Fr.
f. 23 Guerau de Espes, Spanish ambassador in England: Speech of Qu. Elizabeth to, before the Privy Council: 1571.: Fr.
f. 23 Philip II of Spain: Speech of Qu. Elizabeth to his Ambassador: 1571.: Fr.
f. 25 Sir Thomas Smith, Secretary of State: Letter to Qu. Elizabeth: 1572.: Copy.
f. 25 Elizabeth I of England: Letter to, from Sir T. Smith: 1572.: Copy.
f. 27 Francis Russell, 2nd Earl of Bedford: Letter to C. Morison: 1581.
ff. 27, 33, 75-104 passim Sir Charles Morison, son of Sir R Morison; Knight [1584-1587]: Letters to: 1581-1595.
f. 29 John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury: The Bishops' Articles: 1583.: Copy.
f. 29 England; Parliament: Petitions wrongly attrib. to: [circ. 1583].
f. 29 England, Ecclesiastical History: Petition to the Queen for reforms: 1583.
f. 31 Elizabeth I of England: Instrument of the Association for preservation of: 1584.
ff. 33, 79 Sir Henry Cocke, Cofferer of the Royal Household: Letters to Sir C. Morison: 1584, 1588.
f. 35 England; Parliament: Abp. Whitgift's answer to the articles of the Commons: 1584.
f. 35 John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury: Answer to the 16 articles: 1584.: Copy.
f. 35 England, Ecclesiastical History: Abp. Whitgift's answer to the 16 articles: 1584.
f. 37 Sir John Puckering, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal: Letter conc.: 1585.: Copy.
f. 37 Sir Charles Morison, son of Sir R Morison; Knight [1584-1587]: Letter from (?), to Lady Warwick: 1585.: Copy.
f. 37 Anne Dudley, Countess of Warwick: Letter to, from [C. Morison ?]: 1585.: Copy.
ff. 39, 42 Elizabeth I of England: Letters, etc., from Lord Leicester, in Holland. to Sir F. Walsingham: 1585, 1586.: Copies.
ff. 39, 42 Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: Letters to Sir F. Walsingham: 1585.: Copies.
ff. 39, 42 Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State: Letters to, from Lord Leicester: 1585.: Copies.
f. 44 Netherlands, United Provinces: Decree of the States-General appointing Lord Leicester Governor-General: 1586.: Transl.
f. 44 Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: Decree of States-General appointing him Govemor-General: 1585.: Transl.
ff. 46-74 b Army; England: Letters conc. Hertfordshire musters: 1586-1588.
ff. 46-74 b County of Hertford: Letters conc. musters and beacons: 1586-1588.
f. 47 Privy Council, The: Letter to J.P.'s in co. Hertf.: 1586.: Copy.
ff. 48, 51-54, 58-62, 70, 72 Sir Henry Cocke, Cofferer of the Royal Household: Letter, to H. Capell and others: 1587-1588.
ff. 48-72 Henry Capell, d 1588 son of Sir E Capell: Letters to, conc. musters: 1587-1588.
ff. 50, 64 Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester: Letters to Justices in co. Hertf.: 1587, 1588.: copies.
ff. 59, 62, 70 Sir Philip Boteler, JP for county Hertfordshire: Letters to H. Capell: 1587-1588.
f. 65 Accompts: Bill for muskets, etc., for co. Hertf.: 1588.
ff. 66, 68 Sir Francis Knollys, the younger: Letters to H. Capell: 1588.
f. 72 Sir John Brockett, JP for county Hertfordshire: Letter to, from Sir H. Cocke: n.d.: Copy.
f. 72 Sir Henry Cocke, Cofferer of the Royal Household: Letter to Sir J. Brockett: n.d.: Copy.
f. 73 J- Piggott: Letter to, from R. Bevill: 1588.
f.73 Robert Bevill: Letter to J. Pigott: 1588.
f. 75 Arnold Oldisworth: Letter to Sir C. Morison: 1587.
f. 77 Francis Russell, 2nd Earl of Bedford: Bill for his tomb: 1587.
f. 77 ART. ILLUMINATIONS AND DRAWINGS MISCELLANEOUS: Bill for tomb of Lord Bedford at Chenies: 1587.
f. 77 Accompts: Bill for Lord Bedford's tomb: 1587.
f. 77 Chenies, Buckinghamshire: Bill for Lord Bedford's tomb at: 1587.
ff. 81, 83 Bridget Russell, 2nd wife of Francis, 2nd Ear1 of Bedford: Letters to her son Sir C. Morison: 1588.: Signed.
f. 85 Francis Heydon: Letter to Sir C. Morison: 1588.
f. 87 Thomas Morison: Letter to Sir C. Morison: 1588.
ff. 89, 93 William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley: Letters to Sir C. Morison: 1588, 1590.: Signed.
f.91 Newsletters From France: : 1589, 1814.
f. 95 Robert Radclyffe, 5th Earl of Sussex: Letter to Sir C. Morison: 1595.: Signed.
f. 97 John Zouche: Letter to C. Morison: [temp. Eliz.].
f. 99 Capt. Sir Richard Morison: Letters to Sir C. and Lady Morison: [circ. 1600].
f. 101 Arthur Grey, 14th Baron Grey of Wilton; Lord Deputy of Ireland: Letter to Sir C. Morison: n.d.
f. 103 Henry Windsor, 5th Baron Windsor d 1605: Letter to Sir C. Morrison: n.d.
f. 105 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Sir W. Cope's "Apology for the late Earl of Salisbury": circ. 1612.
f. 105 Political Tracts: Sir W. Cope's Apology for the Earl of Salisbury: [circ. 1612].
f. 105 Sir Walter Cope: Apology for the Earl of Salisbury: circ. 1612.
f. 115 Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset: Letter to Sir C. Morison: n.d.
f. 115 Sir Charles Morison, Baronet; son of Sir Charles Morison: Letter to, from Lord Somerset: n.d.
f. 117 Political Tracts: T. Alured, letter to the Duke of Buckingham on the Spanish Marriage: [circ. 1620].
f. 117 George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham: Letter to, from T. Alured: [1620].
f. 117 Charles I of England: Tract on his proposed marriage, as Prince, with the Infanta: [circ. 1620].
f. 117 Thomas Alured: Letter to Lord Buckingham: [1620?].: Copy.
f. 117 Philip III of Spain: Tract on proposed marriage of the Prince of Wales to the Infanta: [1620].
f. 123 Sir John Cooper, 1st Baronet; alias Couper: Letters to: 1630-1631.
f. 124 John Digby, 1st Earl of Bristol: Commission to, from Prince Charles: 1622.: Copy.
f. 124 Philip IV of Spain: Power from the Prince of Wales to treat with: 1622.: Lat.: Copy.
f.124 Charles I of England: Power, as Prince, to Lord Sherborne, to treat for the Spanish marriage: 1622.: Lat.: copy.
f. 126 Political and Satirical Poems: Epitaph on Mary, Qu. of Scots, by H.N.: 17th cent.: Lat.
f. 126 Epitaphs: On Mary, Qu. of Scots: temp. Jas. I.: Lat.
f. 126 Mary of Scotland: Epitaph on: early 17th cent.: Lat.
f. 126 H- N-: Epitaph on Mary, Queen of Scots: 17th cent.: Lat.
f. 128 Sports and Pastimes: Notes conc. horse-racing at Newmarket and Banstead: 1631.
f. 128 Banstead, Surrey: Notes conc. races at: 1631.
f. 128 John Pymm: Letter to his aster Sir J. Cooper: 1631.
f. 128 Knights: Letter conc. fines on Sheriffs for incorrect returns of knights at Charles I's coronation: 1631.
f.128 Newmarket, Suffolk: Notes conc. races at: 1631.
ff. 130-198 Frederick III of Denmark: Christian V. Papers of Lord Essex, as Ambassador to: 1670.
ff. 130-198 Arthur Capell, 1st Earl of Essex; Lord Lieutenant of Ireland: Papers of, as Ambassador to Denmark: 1669-1670.
f. 131 Frederick III of Denmark: List of nobility holding offices: 1669.
f. 133 Sir William Davidson: Memorandum conc. remittances from Denmark: 1669.
ff. 133, 140 William Blacket, merchant, of Newcastle: Complaint against the Danes: circ. 1669.: Fr.
f. 138 b Richard Medcalfe, of York: Complaint against the Danes: [circ. 1669].: Fr.
ff. 138 b, 140 Thomas Williamson, merchant, of York: Complaints against the Danes: [circ. 1669].: Fr.
f. 139 Pierre Caulier, merchant, of London: Complaint against the Danes: circ. 1669.: Fr.
f. 139 Jacob Gosselin, merchant, of London: Complaint against the Danes: [circ. 1669].: Fr.
f. 145 Christopher Rosse: Receipt to Lord Essex: 1670.
f. 146 Sir William Swan, 1st Baronet: Letter to Lord Essex: 1670.
ff. 148, 153, 169,183 John, Charles and James Banckes, of Hamburg: Letters to Lord Essex: 1670.
f. 150 David de Barry: Supplicat of his creditors: 1670.: Germ.
ff. 151, 155, 163-168, 172, 177-182 Sir William Swan, 1st Baronet: Letters to G. Flavell: 1670.
f. 157 Christian Fitling: Letter to G. Flavell: 1670.
f. 158 Samuel Missenden, Secretary to the Resident at Hamburg: Letter to Lord Essex: 1670.
ff. 160, 175 Samuel Missenden, Secretary to the Resident at Hamburg: Letters to G. Flavell: 1670.
f. 162 Frederick III of Denmark: License to S. Missenden to hunt: 1667.: Germ. copy.
f. 171 Samuel Reynolds: Letter to Lord Essex: 1670.
f. 174 Thomas Shepard, merchant at Hamburg: Testimony of: 1670.
f. 174 Samuel Free, merchant at Hamburg: Testimony of: 1670.
f. 185 William Loring: Letter to his son: 1670.
f. 193 b Cyphers: English diplomatic cypherkeys: circ. 1670-1688.
ff. 199, 209, 217 Algernon Capell, 2nd Earl of Essex: Letters to Sir H. Capell: 1688.
ff. 199-219 Henry Capell, Baron Capell of Tewkesbury: Letters to, from Lord Essex and his tutors: 1688.
ff. 201, 205, 211, 213 de Louvigny: Letters to Sir H. Capell: 1688.: Fr.
ff. 203, 207 Gueyle: Letters to Sir H. Capell: 1688.: Fr.
f. 215 Bourchier: Letter to Sir H. Capell: 1688.

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1539

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1688

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1539-1688

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Custodial History:

Adela Capell, widow of George Devereux de Vere, 7th Earl of Essex: Presented: in 1922.

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Names:

Alured, Thomas, of Add MS 40629
Army of England
Banckes, Charles, merchant, of Hamburg, fl late 17th century
Banckes, James, of Hamburg; correspondent of Duke of Richmond, fl 1672
Banckes, John, of Hamburg; correspondent of Lord Essex, fl 1670
Barry, David, subject of creditors' supplicat, fl 1670
Bevill, Robert
Blacket, William, merchant, of Newcastle
Boteler, Philip, JP for county Hertfordshire
Bourchier, of Add MS 40629
Brockett, John, JP for county Hertfordshire
Capell, Adela, widow of George Devereux de Vere, 7th Earl of Essex
Capell, Algernon, 2nd Earl of Essex
Capell, Arthur, 1st Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and first Lord of the Treasury, 1631-1683
Capell, Family
Capell, Henry, Baron Capell of Tewkesbury
Capell, Henry, son of Sir E Capell, d 1588
Carr, Robert, Earl of Somerset
Caulier, Pierre, merchant, of London
Cecil, Robert, Viscount Cranborne, 1st Earl of Salisbury, 1563-1612
Cecil, William, 1st Baron Burghley
Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1600-1649
Cocke, Henry, Cofferer of the Royal Household
Cooper, John, 1st Baronet, alias Couper
Cope, Walter, of Add MS 40629
Davidson, William, 1st Baronet, merchant and diplomat, of Curriehill, c 1615-c 1689
Digby, John, 1st Earl of Bristol, diplomat, 1580-1653
Dudley, Anne, wife of Ambrose Dudley, 3rd Earl of Warwick, d 1552
Dudley, Robert, 1st Earl of Leicester, courtier and statesman, ?1532-1588
Elizabeth I, Queen of England and Ireland, 1533-1603,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121446237
Espes, Guerau de, Spanish ambassador in England
Fitling, Christian, correspondent of G Flavell, fl 1670
Frederick III, King of Denmark, 1609-1670
Free, Samuel, merchant at Hamburg
Gosselin, Jacob, of London, merchant, fl 1669
Grey, Arthur, 14th Baron Grey of Wilton, landowner, author and Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1536-1593
Gueyle, -, correspondent of Sir Henry Capell, fl 1688
Henry VIII, King of England and Ireland, 1491-1547,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000122586127
Heydon, Francis
Knollys, Francis, the younger; of Add MS 40629
Loring, William, of Add MS 40629
Louvigny
Mary, of Scotland
Medcalfe, Richard, of York
Missenden, Samuel, Secretary to the Resident at Hamburg
Morison, Capt. Sir Richard
Morison, Charles, Baronet, son of Sir Charles Morison
Morison, Charles, son of Sir R Morison; Knight 1584-1587
Morison, Thomas
Moryson, Richard, humanist and diplomat, c. 1510-1556
Oldisworth, Arnold
Parliament
Peterborough Abbey, Northamptonshire
Philip II, King of Spain; King of Naples and Sicily, 1527-1598
Philip II, of Naples and Sicily
Philip III, King of Spain
Philip IV, of Spain, 1605-1665
Piggott, J-
Privy Council, The
Puckering, John, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, 1544-1596,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000058483165
Pymm, John, of Add MS 40629
Radclyffe, Robert, 1st Earl of Sussex, 1483-1542
Reynolds, Samuel, of Add MS 40629
Rosse, Christopher
Russell, Bridget, 2nd wife of Francis, 2nd Earl of Bedford
Russell, Francis, 2nd Earl of Bedford, magnate, 1526/7-1585,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000071005440,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/88670222
Shepard, Thomas, merchant at Hamburg
Smith, Thomas, Sec of State
Swan, William, 1st Baronet
Villiers, George, 1st Duke of Buckingham, 1592-1628,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121403704
Walsingham, Francis, Principal Secretary, c 1532–1590,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000079747502
Whitgift, John, Archbishop of Canterbury
Williamson, Thomas, merchant, of York
Windsor, Henry, 5th Baron Windsor, d 1605
Zouche, John

Places:

Banstead, Surrey
Chenies, Buckinghamshire
Hertfordshire, England
Newmarket, Suffolk
The Netherlands
Watford, Hertfordshire