Add MS 36767

CORRESPONDENCE and papers of Sir Julius Cæsar, chiefly in connexion with his offices of Judge of the Admiralty Court, Master of Requests and Chancellor of the Exchequer; 1547-1619. After the accession of James 1. a large proportion of the papers relate to Crown lands (i.e. concealed and assart lands and lands held by defective titles) and to the pre-emption and farm of tin. Described as No. I8 in Cæsar's Catalogue of his MSS. (Lansdowne MS. 124, f. 40), and furnished (ff. 398-400) with a list of contents in his handwriting, but the papers have since been re-arranged. For other volumes of Cæsar's collection, see Lansdowne MSS. 125-174, Add. MSS. 10038, 10113, 11405, 11406, 11574, 12496-12508, 14027 and 34324. The more important of the contents are:-

1. Rough draft of a warrant of the Privy Council: (1) regarding the relations of the Court of Admiralty and the Mayor and Corporation of London for the conservation of the river Thames and the punishment of such " as offende vppon the same aswel by distruccion of the young frye, as in casting of rubishe, wherby the streme is let of his ful currant, and such other thinges as be special annoyances of the sayd Ryver " ; (2) on the suit of the Corporation of London for the government of the fair in Southwark ; and (3) on the claim of the City for " Mesurage " and other privileges. Dated at Somerset Place, 3 July, 1 Edw. VI. [1547]. f. 1. There is no record of this in Acts of the Privy Council (Rolls Series).

2. Council Warrant for the searching out of all muniments, records, books, etc., concerning the registership and clerkship of the Admiralty Court, and the delivery of them when the Lord Admiral shall appoint; Windsor, 23 Sept. [1552]. Signed by [William Pawlet, Marquis of] Winchester, Lord High Treasurer, [John Dudley, Duke of] Northumberland, [John Russell, Earl of] Bedford, Lord Privy Seal, W[illiam Parr, Marquis of] Northampton, Lord Great Chamberlain, and Sir W[illiam] Cecill, Secretary of State. f. 5.

3. Council Warrant for the custody of the records and books of the Admiralty; Hampton Court, 7 Oct. 1552. Signed by the above, and by E[dward, BaroN] Clynton, Lord ]High Admiral, Sir Richard Cotton, Comptroller of the Household, and W[illiam] Thomas, Clerk of the Council. f. 7.

4. W[illiam Cecil, Baron] Burghley, as Chancellor of Cambridge University, to the Masters of Requests, touching a suit ill their court by the Doctors of the Arches against Trinity Hall, Cambridge, as to the title in a house in London called Doctors Commons; Westminster, 24 May, 1593. Copy. f. 9.

5. Declaration of the abuses of the starch monopoly as exercised by James Anton, and suggestions for their amendment; 30 June, 1597. f. 11.

6. "Certaine notes from Mr. [John] Walter [Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1625], touching the K[ing's] Couusell ": on tho powers of the Lords of the Council; 2 Jan. 1597[8]. f. 15.

7. " Remembrances. For reformation of disorders in the Admiralty of England, 4 februarii 1601[2]." Two copies, with corrections and additions in Cæsar's hand. ff. 21, 23.

8. Two drafts of a proclamation to repress piracies and depredations upon the sea; 21 Feb. 1601[2]. The first in Cæsar's hand, the second a copy of his draft revised by Robert Cecil [Earl of Salisbury 1605]. ff. 25, 27.

9. " A draught of a letter to the Viceadmirals " from the Lord Admiral [Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham]; 28 Feb. 1601[2]. In Cæsar's hand. f. 29.

10. " A Proclamation before ye settings owt of ye Fleet to ye Southwards, drawne by y, Judge of ye Admiralty " after the invasion of Ireland by the Spaniards under Don Juan del Aguila, prohibiting the transport of merchandise to Spain or Portugal; [1602]. Two copies, rough and fair, both in Cæsar's hand. The above endorsement is by Robert Cecil. ff. 31, 35.

11. " Proclamation drawne by Me," sc. by Cecil, with the same object; 1602. The endorsement and a few corrections are in his hand. f. 37.

12. Certificate to Sir Thomas Lowe, Knt. [Lord Mayor of London 1604], attesting the inability of William Harvey, Doctor of Physic, to lend money on a Privy Seal; [1604]. Signed by Robert Shawe, Joseph Fenton, Edward Grayne, churchwarden, and others. f. 49.

13. Sir Julius Cæsar to Sir Francis Gawdy, Justice of the King's Bench, touching William Stoddard's pardon; Whitehall, 4 Dec. 1604. With Gawdy's answer at the foot. f. 55.

14. Petition of Sir John Hele, Sergeant at law, to the King, for pardon of a fine in the Star Chamber; with a letter from him to Sir J. Caesar on the subject, 17 Dec. 1604. ff. 58, 59.

15. License to William Twyniho, Abraham Baker and John de Artogh to manufacture a certain blue stuff called Smalt, commonly used by painters and limners, but not hitherto made in England; 17 July, 1605. Copy. f. 61. At ff. 89 and 189 are petitions of Pieter Jacobson, of London, against this license, 1607, 1608.

16. List of the commissioners for compounding for assart lands to be named in the new commission ; 7 Aug. 1606. f. 66.

17. " Notes touching the tin buisines and the king's stock there 11 Aug. 1606. In Cæsar's hand. f. 67.

18. The form of summons to persons who hold lands by a defective title for their appearance to effect a composition ; El 607]. Signed by the Commissioners, Sir John Herbert, Sir Julius Caesar, Sir Thomas Parry, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and Sir Edward Heron, Baron of the Exchequer. f. 80.

19. " The sute of [Esme Stuart] the L. Aubigny vnto his Maty to supply payment to his present debt " (the last seven words deleted); 15 Mar. 1606[7]. In Cæsar's hand. f. 86.

20. T[homas Sackville, Earl of] Dorset, Lord High Treasurer, to Sir J. Caesar, chiefly on the farm of tin; 26 May-9 June, 1607. ff. 90, 92, 97, 102, 105, 108. The last letter is also addressed to the Earl of Salisbury.

21. " A copie of a further confirmation of the treatye betweene the Archdukes and the States of the United Provinces "; I June, 1607 (N. S.) f. 94.

22. " Old debtes giuen and to whom ; 7 Sept. 1607." In Cæsar's hand. f. 121.

23. [Robert Cecil, Earl of] Salisbury, to Sir J. Cæsar, on public business; 16 Sept. 1607-10 Aug. 1611. ff. 123, 192-198, 202, 204, 242, 266, 280-284, 313-319.

24. Draft of a circular letter to the justices of the peace " touching a perfect certificate of the freeholders "; 13 Feb. 1607[8]. ln Cæsar's hand. f. 137.

25. Draft of a letter to the sheriffs, " touching the impanelling and returning of sufficient jurors," etc.; 13 Feb. 1607[8]. ln Cæsar's hand. f. 139.

26. Jo[hn Thornborough, Bishop of] Bristol, to Sir J. Caesar, concerning concealed lands in Cumberland; York, 17 Feb. 1607[8]. f. 141.

27. The state of the cause concerning the Milles and Cawsey at Chester"; 27 Feb., 27 Apr. 1608. ff. 146, 160.

28. Anthony Elmes to Sir J. Cæsar, on the likelihood of a dearth of corn; Boulney, 14 March, 1607[8]. f. 148.

29. Certificate from the Justices of Peace in Kesteven, co. Lincoln, on the prices of corn and grain; Sleaford, 4 April, 1608. f. 150.

30. Council warrant for Otho Nicholson, examiner in Chancery, to compound for assart lands; Greenwich, 10 June, 1608. Copy. f. 168.

31. " Orders to be executed concerninge the commission for defective titles"; 5 July, 1608. f. 182.

32. " The names of some who have had concealed landes and rentes, 33. Complaint by William Atmere, Deputy Assay-master, against llaiiniball Viuian, " Vizwarden " to the Earl of Pembroke, Lord Warden of the Stannaries, and others, for their interference with his assay of tin ; 3 Oct. 1608. ff. 211, 212.

34. " The case of the Vicar and Churchwardens of St. Pulchers parishe " [sc. St. Sepulchre's, London]; 9 Nov. 1608. f. 228.

35. Eusebius Pagitt, Rector of St. Anne and St. Agnes, Aldersgate, to Sir J. Cæsar, respecting tenements given to his church for charitable purposes; 17 Dec. 1608. f. 230.

36. List of the officers of the Alienation Office; 12 Jan. 1608[9]. In Cæsar's hand. f. 234.

37. Grant by James 1. to Esme Stuart, Lord d'Aubiyny, Gentleman of the Bed-chamber, from concealed lands; Westminster, 18 Jan. a' 6 [1609]. Copy. f. 236.

38. Petition of Robert [Ratcliffe], Earl of Sussex, and Sir Edward Radclyff, Knt., to James l., for a grant of concealed lands; 2 Mar. 1608[9]. f. 246.

39. " The names of his Majesty's Commissioners for confirming of defective titles 1609. f. 260.

40. " The charges of passing a patent vppon defective titles"; 23 May, 1609. A comparison of the cost in 44 Eliz. and 7 Jas. I. f. 262.

41. ]Proposals by Anthony Irbye for raising profits to the crown from the Salt Marshes and " Inned grounds" gained on the east coast; 26 Nov. 1610. f. 286. Followed by other papers on the Same subject.

42. Arguments for the trial of the validity of the marriage of Sir John Kenneda [Kennedy] and Elizabeth, daughter of Lord Chandos, before the Ecclesiastical Judges in England; 25 Jan. 1610[11]. f. 295.

43. The Justices of Lancashire and Cheshire to the Earl of Salisbury and Sir J. Cæsar, requesting that the officers of the Alienations may take no copies of their records touching tenures in cavite Lancaster, 31 July, 1611. Signed by Richard Molyneux and many others. f. 311.

44. Sir Anthony Sentleger to Sir J. Cæsar, requesting that Thomas Ravenscroft may have his place in the Alienation Office, which from age and infirmity he is willing to resign; 20 Jan. 1612[3]. With a note by Cæsar, 23 Jan. f. 331.

45. Humfrey May, Secretary for Irish affairs, to Sir J. Cæsar, (a) intimating the king's pleasure regarding the forfeited estate of Sir Henry James, a recusant, and the post in the Alienation Office vacant by the death of Sir A. Sentleger; Newmarket, 27 Jan. [1613]. f. 333;-(b) on the vacancy in the Alienation Office, etc.; Royston, [29 Jan. 1613]. f. 335.

46. T[homas Howard, Earl of ] Suffolk, Lord High Treasurer, to Sir J. Caesar, on public business; 24 Aug. 1613-22 Aug. 1614. ff. 346, 358-367.

47. " To prove that suche tythe as shall arise in places that are not within any parishe do belong unto ye King," with counsels' opinions, etc.; [1613]. ff. 352, 354, 356.

48. Declaration by [John] Sotherton, Baron [of the Exchequer], as to the accompts of Wingfield Honyng, late Receiver General, with exceptions by the same Baron to the order drawn on behalf of Ursula and Frauncys Honynges; 1618. ff. 368, 373.

49. Memoranda, in Cæsar's hand, " touching Capten Randols sure for a market and faire at Hounslowe "; 5 Dec. 1618. Followed by tho exceptions of the city of London against the grant. ff. 370, 372.

50. The Mayor, etc., of Weymouth to Sir J. Cæsar, asking his influence with the Privy Council to mitigate the demand on the town for £450 " towards the charges of His Majestys preparacions againste the Common Enemy of all Christians " ; 10 Mar. 1618[9]. Signed by Thomas Giear, Mayor, and six others. f. 377.

51. Sir Henry Hobart, Attorney General, to Sir Thomas Shirley and the Lord Treasurer; [1606-1613]. If. 381, 385. Paper; IT. 400. Phillipps MS. 9111 (sale-cat. 1903, lot 208). Folio.

James I of England: Collections of Sir J. Caesar: 1603-1619.

Tin: Papers relating to the pre-emption and farm of: 1603-1618.

Crown lands: Papers relating to assart and concealed lands, etc.: 1603-1618.

Sir Julius Caesar, judge: Political papers, etc.: 1547-1619.

includes:

• f. 1 London, England: Privy Council order anent the fair in: 1547.
• f. 1 London, England: Privy Council order on the jurisdiction of the Corporation over the Thames: 1547.
• f. 1 Court of Admiralty: Privy Council Order on its jurisdiction over the Thames: 1547.
• f. 1 Privy Council, The: Warrant concerning the conservation of the Thames, etc.: 1547.
• f. 1 River Thames: Privy Council order, on the conservation of: 1547.
• ff. 5, 7 John Russell, Earl of Bedford; Lord Privy Seal: Privy Council warrants signed by: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 Privy Council, The: Warrants concerning Admiralty records: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 Sir William Parr, Baron Parr; Earl of Essex and Marquis of Northampton: Privy Council warrants signed by: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 Sir William Cecil, Baron Burghley 1571; Lord Treasurer 1572: Privy Council warrants signed by, as Secretary of State: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 Admiralty: Warrants regarding the records of: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 John Dudley, 1st Duke of Northumberland: Privy Council warrants signed by: 1552.
• ff. 5, 7 William Paulet, 1st Marquess of Winchester: Privy Council warrants signed by: 1552.
• f. 7 William Thomas, Clerk of the Council: Privy Council warrant signed by: 1552.
• f. 7 Sir Edward Clinton, Earl of Lincoln: Privy Council warrant signed by, as Lord High Admiral: 1552.
• f. 7 Sir Richard Cotton: Privy Council warrant signed by, as Comptroller of the Household: 1552.
• f. 9 Court of Requests: Letter to the Masters, from Lord Burghley: 1593.
• f. 9 Sir William Cecil, Baron Burghley 1571; Lord Treasurer 1572: Letter to the Masters of Requests: 1593.: Copy.
• f. 9 London, England: Letter concerning suit as to title in Doctors' Commons: 1593.
• f. 9 Cambridge; Trinity Hall: Suit concerning Doctors' Commons: 1593.
• f. 11 James Anton: Abuses of the starch monopoly as exercised by: 1597.
• f. 11 Starch: Abuses in the monopoly of: 1597.
• f. 13 John Madockes: Grant to, of the reversion of a clerkship in the Court of Requests: 1597.
• f. 15 John Walter, Knight (1619), Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer (1625): Notes on the powers of the Lords of the Council: 1598.
• f. 15 Privy Council, The: Notes on the powers of the lords of: 1598.
• f. 17 Captain William Parker: Letter to John Tryver: 1598.
• f. 17 John Tryver, secretary to the Earl of Nottingham: Letter to, from Capt. W. Parker: 1598.
• f. 19 Button: Suit v. Pyke, in Star Chamber: 1600.
• f. 19 Pyyke: Button vs. Pyke, in Star Chamber: 1600.
• ff. 21, 23 Admiralty: Notes for reformation of disorders in: 1602.
• ff. 25, 27 Piracy: Proclamation to repress all piracies, etc.: 1602.
• ff. 25, 31, 35 Sir Julius Caesar, judge: Proclamations against piracy, etc.: 1602.: Autogr.
• f. 27 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Alterations in a proclamation concerning piracy: 1602.: Autogr.
• f. 29 Admiralty: Letter to the Vice Admirals from the Lord Admiral: 1602.
• ff. 31, 35, 37 Philip III of Spain: English proclamation prohibiting transport of merchandise to Spain: [1602].
• f. 37 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Draft proclamation respecting intercourse with Spain: 1602.: Autograph corrections.
• f. 44 Robert Webbe: Arrangement about his debts: 1602.
• ff. 46, 47 Otho Nicholson: Petition to the king, etc.: 1603.
• f. 47 Sir Edward Stafford, Knight, Clerk of the Pipe: Letter to, from Sir J. Cæsar (?): 1603.
• f. 49 Richard Mapes: Certificate for Dr. W. Harvey: 1604 (?).
• f. 49 Robert Shawe: Certificate for Dr. W. Harvey: 1604 (?).
• f. 49 Edward Grayne: Certificate for Dr. W. Harvey: 1604 (?).
• f. 49 Sir Thomas Lowe, Lord Mayor of London: Certificate to, respecting Dr. W. Harvey: [1604?].
• f. 49 William Harvey, MD: Certificate on a Privy Seal to: 1604 (?).
• f. 49 Joseph Fenton: Certificate for Dr. W. Harvey: circ. 1604.
• f. 53 Ludovic Stuart, 2nd Duke of Lennox: Order for lease of lands to: 1604.
• f. 55 Sir Francis Gawdy, Knight, Justice of the Kings's Bench: Letter to, from Sir J. Caesar, with autogr. mem. by: 1604.: autogr.
• f. 58 Sir John Hele, Sergeant-at-Law: Petition to the king to pardon a fine: 1604.
• f. 59 Sir John Hele, Sergeant-at-Law: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1604.
• f. 61 Abraham Baker: Licence to, to make smalt: 1605.
• f. 61 John de Artogh: Licence to, to make smalt: 1605.
• f. 61 William Twyniho: Licence to, to make smalt: 1605.
• ff. 61, 89, 189 Smalt: Royal licence for the manufacture of, with other papers: 1605-1608.
• f. 69 William Typper: Suit vs. W. Dutton: 1606.
• f. 69 William Dutton: Memorandum in the suit of, vs. W. Tipper: 1606.
• f. 80 Sir Edward Heron: Warrant, as Baron of the Exchequer, as to defective titles in lands: [1607 ?].: Signed.
• f. 80 Sir Thomas Parry, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster: Warrant as to defective titles in lands: [1607 ?].: Signed.
• f. 80 Sir Julius Caesar, judge: Warrant signed by: [1607?].
• f. 80 Sir John Herbert: Warrant as to defective titles in lands: [1607 ?].: Signed.
• ff. 84, 86 Esme Stuart, Lord d'Aubigny, 3rd Duke of Lennox (1624): Notes of suits preferred by: 1607.
• f. 89 Sir Roger Wilbraham: Note by, of petition to the king: 1607.
• ff. 89, 189, 191 Pieter Jacobson, of London: Petitions to James I. and the Privy Council: 1607, 1608.
• ff. 90, 92, 97, 102, 105, 107 Thomas Sackville, 1st Baron Buckhurst; 1st Earl of Dorset: Letters to Sir J. Ceesar: 1607.
• f. 94 Netherlands, United Provinces: Confirmation of the treaty between the Archdukes and the United Provinces: 1607.
• f. 108 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Letter to, from Lord Dorset: 1607.
• ff. 111, 112 Southill, Bedfordshire: Note as to concealed lands in: 1607.
• ff. 116-348 passim William Typper: Papers rel. to defective titles, and concealed lands: 1607-1613.
• ff. 123, 192-198, 202, 204, 242, 266,280-284,313-319 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Letters to Sir J. Caesar: 1607-1611.
• f. 125 Richard Gulley: Bill of complaint against M. Staunton: 1607.
• f. 125 Mary Staunton: Answer to complaint of R. Gulley: 1607.
• ff. 129, 321 William Typper: Letters to Sir J. Cæsar: 1607, 1611.
• f. 135 William Typper: Lands granted to, by Qu. Elizabeth: 1592.
• f. 141 John Thornborough, Bishop of Bristol: Letter to Sir J. Cæsar: 1608.
• ff. 141-145 County of Cumberland: Letter concerning concealed lands in: 1608.
• ff. 146, 160 City of Cheater: On the mills and cawsey at Chester: 1608.
• f. 148 Anthony Elmes: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1608.
• f. 150 John Meres, JP for county Lincolnshire: Certificate of prices of corn, etc.: 1608.
• f. 150 Alexander Thorold, JP: Certificate of prices of corn, etc., in co. Linc.: 1608.
• f. 150 Thomas Butler, Justice of the Peace in county Lincolnshire: Certificate of prices of corn in co. Lincoln: 1608.
• f. 150 Lincolnshire, county: Prices of corn and grain in: 1608.
• f. 150 Edward Kinge: Certificate, as Justice of the Peace, of the prices of corn, etc., in co. Lincoln: 1608.
• f. 150 Danyell Harbye: Certificate, as Justice of the Peace, of prices of corn etc, in co. Lincoln: 1608.
• f. 150 Corn: Prices of corn and grain, in co. Lincoln, April: 1608.
• f. 150 Anthony Thorold, JP: Certificate of prices of corn, etc., in co. Linc.: 1608.
• f. 150 Thomas Lambarte, JP for county Lincolnshire: Certificate of prices of corn, etc.: 1608.
• f. 152 Starch: Imposition on: 1608.
• f. 156 Alienation Office: "Onus" of the Receiver: 1608.
• f. 156 John Suckling, Receiver of the Alienation Office: Onus: 1608.
• f. 158 Sir Thomas Shirley, the elder: Abstract of the grant to, of fines for alienations: 1608.
• ff. 168, 274 Otho Nicholson: Warrant to, and accompts of, as receiver of assart lands: 1608, 1610.
• f. 176 Anthony Atkinson: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1608.
• f. 187 William Frost: Petition to Sir J. Caesar: 1608.
• f. 208 George Geldarde: Affidavit: 1608.
• f. 208 Nowell Sotherton: Declaration: 1608.: Signed.
• ff. 211, 212 William Atmere, Pewterer of London: Petition, etc. on the tin trade.
• f. 212 Haniball Vivian, Vicewarden of the Stannaries: Complaint against, conc. assaying of tin: 1608.
• f. 228 London, England: The case of the parish of St. Pulchers [St. Sepulchres]: 1608.
• f. 230 Eusebius Pagitt, rector of St. Anne and St. Agnes, Aldersgate, London: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1608.
• f. 230 London, England: Case of the parish of St. Anne and St. Agnes, Aldersgate: 1608.
• f. 234 Alienation Office: Officers of: 1609.
• ff. 236, 240 Esme Stuart, Lord d'Aubigny, 3rd Duke of Lennox (1624): Royal grant to, from concealed lands: 1609.
• f. 244 D- Hunt: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1609.
• f. 246 Robert Ratcliffe, Earl of Sussex: Petition to James I.: 1609.
• f. 246 Sir Edward Ratcliffe, Knight, Earl of Sussex (1629): Petition to James I.: 1609.
• f. 248 Sir Robert Douglas: Suit for concealed lands: 1609.
• f. 253 Alienation Office: Yearly profits: 1576-1608.
• ff. 286-290 Anthony Irbye: Declaration of the Salt Marshes on the East Coast: 1610.
• ff. 286-290, 301-309 Salt Marshes: Papers conc., on the E. coast of England: 1610-1611.
• f. 291 Edmund Nevill: Pretended interest to the title and lands of Nevill and Westmorland: 1611.
• f. 295 Sir John Kennedy: On the validity of his marriage: 1611.
• ff. 301-309 Lincolnshire, county: Petitions and papers concerning salt-marshes in: 1611.
• f. 307 Anthony Irbye: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1611.
• f. 311 County of Lancaster: Letter from the Justices to Lord Salisbury and Sir J. Caesar: 1611.
• f. 323 John Stepkin: Petition to Lord Salisbury: 1612.
• f. 325 George Potter, of London, saddler: Certificate of his inability to lend on a Privy Seal: 1612.
• f. 331 Thomas Ravenscroft: Recommendation of, for a post in the Alienation Office: 1613.
• f. 331 Sir Anthony St. Leger, Knight: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1613.
• f. 333 Sir Henry James: Directions as to disposal of the estate of: 1613.
• ff. 333, 335 Sir Humphrey May, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Clerk to the Star Chamber: Letters to Sir J. Caesar: 1613.
• ff. 339, 341 Sir Henry Wyndham, Knight: Representation conc. concealed lands: 1613.
• ff. 346, 358-367 Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk: Letters, as Lord High Treasurer, to Sir J. Caesar: 1613-1614.
• ff. 352, 354, 356 Tithes: As to the ownership of tithes in any place not in a parish: 1613.
• f. 368 Ursula Honynges: Action of Baron Sotheton in the case of: 1618.
• ff. 368, 373 John Sotherton, Baron of the Exchequer: Papers on the action of, in the Honyngs' case: 1618.
• ff. 370, 372 Hounslow, Middlesex: Memorandum on a proposed market and fair at: 1618.
• f. 371 Captain Randol: Suit for a market and fair at Hounslow: 1618.
• f. 372 London, England: Objections of the city against a market, etc., at Hounslow: 1618.
• f.373 Wingfield Honyng: Declaration of moneys received by, as Receiver General of the King's revenues, etc.: 1618.
• f. 377 Thomas Giear, Mayor of Weymouth: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: 1618.
• f. 377 Weymouth, Dorset: Letter from, to Sir J. Cæsar on a contribution to be raised in: 1619.
• f. 379 Forest of Dean: Memorandum concerning: 1619.
• f. 381 Sir Thomas Shirley, the elder: Letter to, from Sir H. Hobart: [1606-1613].
• ff. 381, 385 Sir Henry Hobart: Letters, as Attorney General, to Sir T. Shirley and to the Lord Treasurer: [1606-1613].
• f. 387 Anne Becekett: Letter to Sir J. Caesar, etc.: [temp. Jas.I].
• f. 390 Robert Jhonsonn: Letter to Sir J. Caesar: temp. James I.
• f. 391 Myles Willis: Petition from his creditors: temp. Jas. I.
• f. 391 William Shute: Petition from his creditors: temp. Jas.I.