Add MS 38849

HODGKIN PAPERS. Vol. IV (ff. 327). Pepys and Danby papers, viz. : A. Pepys Papers, including, besides letters addressed to Samuel Pepys, other letters and papers gathered together by Mr. Hodgkin as illustrative of passages in Pepys's Diary; 1661-1681 and undated. Several are marked as being from the Pepys find of 1889, the circumstances of which are given in Rariora, i, p. 9. The contents are: 1. M[artin] Harp[er]ts[zoon] Tromp, Dutch Admiral, to the Admiralty of Zeeland, on meeting with Commander Banckert near the Isle of Wight; n. d. Dutch. With seal. Followed (ff. 4-6) by three engraved portraits of Tromp. Lot 272. f. 1.

2. Letters to Pepys from (a) Jo[hn] Creed, with news concerning the fleet sent to bring Catharine of Braganza to England, the action at Algiers, the assassination of the King of Algiers, Tangier, and the embarkation of Catharine; 10 Sept. 1661-26 Apr. 1662, n. d. Lat., Fr. and Engl. Lot 202. ff. 7, 10, 16-27; (b) Edward Shepley, concerning the voyage of the fleet; Lisbon, 11, 12 Sept. 1661. f. 13; (c) Jo[hn] Knapp, M.D., on his desire for a place on a frigate for George Govy, surgeon; 2 Dec. 1663. f. 28; (d) [Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of] Sandwich, under sail for the fleet ; "The Hope," 25 Mar. 1665. f. 32. Lot 203 ; (c) Sir John Frederick and Nathaniel Herne, about payment of a bill of exchange; 10 Oct. 1665. With Pepys's reply in shorthand (with a modern decipher). Printed and reproduced in Rariora, i, before p. 17. Lot 206. f. 35 ; (f) Sir Leoline Jenkins, Judge of the Admiralty Court, on behalf of the Register and Marshal of the Court, and about a yacht for Count von Wallenstein; Nimeguen, 24 June, 1676, 10 May, 1677. Lot 227. f. 94, 98; (g) Thomas Gale, D.D., High Master of St. Paul's School, on the meaning of the word "versoria" in Plautus, and the antiquity of the title and office of "steerman" ; 3 Dec. 1681. Lot 231. f. 105. H.M.C., pp. 158-165, 174-178.

3. Order for the payment of £5000 to Sir George Carteret, Treasurer of the Navy, to be remitted by him to Flanders to [Christoph Bernhard von Galen], Bishop of Münster, for the war against the Dutch; 29 Dec. 1665. With signature of Sir Robert Long, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and assignment of the order by Sir G. Carteret to Sir Robert Viner; 13 Aug. 1666. Lot 258. f. 38.

4. Papers relating to the impressment of James Jackson's ship the "Olive Branch," (ff.40-45) including (a) Jackson's petition to Prince Rupert and the Duke of Albemarle; [May, 1666]. f. 43; (b) Letter from Rupert and Albemarle to William [Brouncker, 2nd Viscount] Brouncker, referring the petition to the Commissioners of the Navy; "Royal Charles," 14 May, 1666. f. 44.

5. Certificate for the payment to Francis Moles of London, merchant, of £1507 11s. 6d. for Flanders hemp bought from him for H.M. stores at Woolwich; Navy Office, 18 May, 1667. Signed by Viscount Brouncker, and Admirals Sir John Mennes, Sir William Batters and Sir William Penn. Followed (f. 49) by a detached signature, dated 20 Dec. 1667, of Sir William's son William Penn, the Quaker, clerk of the cheque at Kinsale. Lot 258. f. 46.

6. Accompt of moneys issued from the Exchequer to Lawrence Hyde, Master of the Robes, afterwards 1st Earl of Rochester; 1667-1673. Lot 258. f. 50.

7. [Edward, 3rd Viscount, afterwards 1st Earl of,] Conway to Dr. [Henry] More, with some account of the actions of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland [John, 2nd Baron Robartes, afterwards 1st Earl of Radnor]; Dublin, 19 Oct. 1669. Lot 261. f. 52.

8. Johan de Witt, Grand Pensionary of Holland, to Laurens Buysero, with the latter's reply on the same sheet, concerning private information of the movements of the court ; The Hague, 23 July, 1670. Dutch. Lot 262. f. 54.

9. Sir William Morice, Secretary of State to Charles II, to William Martyn, with a promise of 'emony' [i.e. anemone] roots at the proper season; 20 Nov. s.a. With two copies (ff. 60, 61) of an engraved portrait of Morice. Lot 261. f. 57.

10. Letters to the Commissioners of the Navy from (a) Sir Edw. Massie, recommending Capt. Thomas Stallord; Westminster, 13 Apr. 1671. f. 62; (b) [Thomas Butler, Earl of] Ossory, recommending William Jeffereys, boatswain's mate; Cary House, 8 Jan. 1673[4]. f. 81. With engr. portraits of Massie (f. 65) and Ossory (f. 83). Lot 261.

11. Petitions to Charles II from (a) Sir Richard Hatton, seeking compensation for damage done to his ferry-house and lands at West Tilbury, co. Essex, by the repair and enlargement of the old fort; [1671]. With notes by Sir. John Trevor, Secretary of State, Sir Robert Howard, Secretary to the Treasury, and Sir Thomas Chicheley, Master-General of the Ordnance, referring the petition to other authorities; 1672. f. 66 ; (b) Sir Thomas Chicheley, for a grant in the parishes of Holy Trinity, Minories, St. Botolph, Aldgate, and Whitechapel, London. With notes by Henry Coventry, Secretary of State, and Sir Robert Howard, referring the petition to other authorities, and a report on it by Sir Charles Harbord, Surveyor-General ; 1673. f. 76. Lot 261.

12. Warrant from [Thomas, 1st Baron] Clifford, Lord Treasurer, to Sir Robert Long, Auditor of the Exchequer, for payment of the extraordinary expenses of John Dodington, late British Resident at Venice, according to a bill thereof (f. 71) allowed by [Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of] Arlington, Secretary of State ; Whitehall, 14 Dec. 1672. With (f. 73) a portrait of Clifford engraved by Edward Scriven after the painting by Samuel Cooper. Lot 261. f. 69.

13. [Sir] J[ohn] K[empthorne, Vice-Admiral], to the principal officers of the Ordnance, about the landing of guns from four ships; n.d. Lot 261. f. 74.

14. Instructions for Prince Rupert and the fleet, resolved upon at a council of flag officers on board the "Royal Sovereign," written by Samuel Pepys, and with the sicn-manual and initials of Charles II; 16 July, 1673. H.M.C., p. 62. Lot 219. f. 79.

15. Report from the Council of Trade in Ireland to the Lord Lieutenant and Council, drawn by Sir William Petty; 25 Mar. 1676. Draft, with Petty's autograph corrections. Endorsed: "Had from Sr Petter Pett, March, 1689." H.M.C., p. 317. Lot 324. f. 84.

16. Sir P[almes] Fairborne, Governor of Tangier, to [Henry] Sheeres, on the defence of Tangier; Tangier, 24 May, 1680. Endorsed "S^r Palm Fairborne to M^r Pepys." H.M.C. p. 176. Lot 231. f. 102.

17. "A true relatyon of a strange aparition which apeard to y^e Lady Gray comanding her to deliuer a message to his grace y^e D. of Monmouth" : a contemporary copy of a broadside printed in London, 1681. Lot 231. f. 108.

18. Certificate of the pay of the officers and yeomen of H.M. bodyguard; temp. James II. Signed by [George Villiers, 4th Viscount] Grandison. With (f. 114) an engraved portrait of William, 2nd Viscount Grandison. Lot 261. f. 111.

B. Danby Papers (1677-1691), of which the principal feature is the correspondence in 1678 between the Lord Treasurer, Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby, afterwards 1st Duke of Leeds, and Ralph Montagu, English Ambassador to France, afterwards 1st Duke of Montagu. These letters relate to the question of the French subsidy and the secret negotiations of Charles II with France, and they include two drafts by Danby (ff. 129, 139), which, though bearing the autograph approval and initials of the king, afterwards furnished the material for Danby's impeachment. With one or two exceptions, Montagu's letters are the originals, Danby's autograph drafts or copies. Most of this correspondence was printed by Danby himself in 1710, with omissions and alterations to suit his purpose, in Copies and extracts of letters to and from the Earl of Danby. At ff. 211-232 are gathered together extracts from various historians on the subject of the Danby letters. At the end of the volume are several contemporary printed publications. Most of the Danby MSS. belonged to John Webster, LL.D. (Sotheby sale-cat., May 1892, lots 166-170, 207, 331). Hodgkin sale, lot 334.

119. Order for payment of £105 to Henry [Somerset, 3rd] Marquis of Worcester [afterwards 1st Duke of Beaufort], Constable of the Forest of Dean, for the officers of the forest; 19 Apr. 1677. With signatures of Danby and others. f. 115.

20. Correspondence of Danby with [Ralph] Montagu, English Ambassador in France; 9 Jan. 167⁷/₈ -11 Apr. 1678. Two with the King's note of approval, see above. ff. 117-134, 139-153.

21. Letters to Danby from (a) William, Prince of Orange, afterwards William III, on the position of affairs; Malines, 5 Mar. I678. Fr. Hologr. f. 135 ; (b) Richard Osborne, reporting an opinion that Danby could not be bailed ; 1681. f. 176.

22. Proposals for the restoration by France of various towns and places to Holland, Spain and the Emperor; a draft sent to Montagu by Danby, 25 Mar. 1678, and returned with the former's autograph corrections. f. 143.

23. Sir William Temple, English Ambassador at the Hague, to Sir Richard Bulstrode, that he yesterday signed a treaty between England and Holland The Hague, 26 July, 1678. f. 154.

24. Receipt of Sir Thomas Player, Chamberlain of London, for £387 Os. 2d. in repayment of the balance, with interest, of a sum lent to the King on the credit of an Act for raising money for a war against the French; 2 Aug. 1678. f. 158.

25. [Sir] L[eoline] Jenkins, English representative at Nimeguen, to , on the disinclination of Spain to enter into the armistice ; 26 Aug. 1678. Followed (f. 163) by an accompt of the arrears due, and paid, to Jenkins as Secretary of State, 31 Mar. 1684. f. 160.

26. Letters from Danby, who was created Marquis of Carmarthen in 1689, and Duke of Leeds in 1694, to (a) [Charles Dormer, 2nd Earl of Carnarvon]; The Tower, 29 Aug. 1679. f. 165; (b) [James Bertie], Lord Norreys, [1st Earl of Abingdon], asking him to "bee one of my baile," concerning lawsuits of the writer's son, Viscount Dunblane, and on the militia and an expected landing of the French; 18 Mar. 168⁰/₁ -24 July, 1690. ff. 168, 185, 193; (c) [William Sancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury,] asking letters of dispensation for Mr. Clark to hold two livings; 16 Nov. 1681. f. 174; (d) Charles II, concerning the grant in recompense of his place as Treasurer; [1683]. f. 182 ; (e) [Bridget Osborne, Marchioness of Carmarthen], his daughter-in-law, warning her against her husband's creditors; Wimbledon, 23 July, 1701. f. 203.

27. Petition from Danby to the House of Lords, to be allowed bail; [Mar. 1681]. f. 171.

28. Letters from [Peregrine Osborne, Viscount] Dunblane, [afterwards Earl of] Danby, [Marquis of Carmarthen and 2nd Duke of Leeds] to (a) Lord Norreys, relating to his secret marriage with Bridget, daughter of Sir Thomas Hyde, Bart. ; 12 July, 1682. f. 179 ; (b) his wife, that he hopes to meet the French; "The Windsor Castle," off the I. of Wight, 17 May, 1692. f. 200.

29. Two papers (f. 188) sent by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, to Danby with a view to an attack upon Montagu, viz.: (a) Suggestion for the prosecution of Montagu for returning from his embassy [in 1678] without leave; n.d. f. 189; (b) Scheme for impairing the value of his office of Keeper of the Great Wardrobe; n.d. f. 191.

30. Informations, sworn before Hugh Chamberlen, Justice of the Peace for the county of Middlesex, by Dionisius Andrews and George Chester, constable, of "a riott vpon [Peregrine Osborne,] the Earl of Danby"; 29 Jan. 1690[1]. f. 196.

31. Following various extracts from historians on the Danby letters (ff. 211-232), and two engraved portraits of Danby (the lst Duke of Leeds) (ff. 233, 234) are these printed papers, which also contain copies of one or two of the above letters: (a) An explanation of the Lord Treasurer's letter to Mr. Montagu . . . March 25th 1678, together with the said letter, and the two letters of Mr. Montagu, which were read in the House of Commons. 1679. f. 235; (b) Two letters from Mr. Montagu to the Ld. Treasurer, etc. 1679. f. 241 ; (c) Some reflections upon the Earl of Danby, in relation to the murther of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey, [1679]. f. 249 ; (d) An impartial state of the case of the Earl of Danby. London, 1679. f. 251 ; (e) An examination of the impartial state of the case of the Earl of Danby. London, 1680. f. 262 ; (f) A letter to a friend in the country: being a vindication of the Parliaments whole proceedings this last session. [1681]. f. 281; (g) An account . . of the . . . Earl of Danby's arguments at the Court of King's Bench . . . upon his Lordship's motion for bail. London, 1682. Two copies. ff. 283, 298 ; (h) A collection of some . . transactions in Parliament in the year 1678 and afterwards in relation to the impeachment of Thomas Earl of Danby. London, 1695. f. 313.

includes:

• f. 1 Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, Dutch admiral: Letter to the Admiralty of Zeeland: n.d.: Dutch.
• ff. 1-114 Samuel Pepys, diarist: Correspondence and papers of and rel. to: 1661, temp. Jas II.
• ff. 4-6 Art. Portraits: Adm. M. H. Tromp, d. 1653: 17th cent., 1728.: engr.
• ff. 4-6 Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, Dutch admiral: Portraits of, engr. 17th cent.: 1728.
• ff. 7, 10, 16-27 John Creed: Letters to S. Pepys: 1661, 1662.: Lat., Fr. and Engl.
• ff. 7-37, 94, 98, 105 Samuel Pepys, diarist: Letters to: 1661-1681.
• f. 13 Edward Shepley: Letters to S. Pepys: 1661.
• f. 28 John Knapp, MD: Letter to S. Pepys: 1663.
• f. 28 George Govy, surgeon: Letter on behalf of: 1663.
• f. 32 Admiral Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich: Letter to S. Pepys: 1665.
• f. 35 Nathaniel Herne: Correspondence with S. Pepys: 1665.
• f. 35 Samuel Pepys, diarist: Letter to Sir J. Frederick and N. Herne,: 1665.: Shorthand with modern decipher.
• f. 35 Sir John Frederick: Correspondence with S. Pepys: 1665.
• f. 35 Shorthand: Letter in, by S. Pepys: 1665,: with modem decipher.
• f. 38 Sir Robert Viner, Baronet: Exchequer order assigned to: 1666.
• f. 38 Sir George Carteret, Governor of Jersey; Treasurer of the Navy: Order for payment to, from the Exchequer: 1665, 1666.
• f. 38 Christoph Bernhard von Galen, Bishop of Münster: Exchequer order for payment to: 1665.
• f. 39 Sir Robert Long, 1st Baronet: Orders signed by: 1649-1666.
• ff. 40-45 James Jackson: Petition, etc., rel. to impressment of his ship the "Olive Branch": 1666.
• f. 44 Rupert, Prince; Count Palatine of the Rhine: Letter to the Navy Commissioners: 1666.
• f. 44 General George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle: Letter to Lord Brouncker: 1666.
• f. 46 Francis Moles, merchant, of London: Certificate for payment to, for hemp for the Navy: 1667.
• f. 47 Admiral Sir William Batten: Signature: 1667.
• f. 47 Admiral Sir William Penn: Certificate signed by: 1667.
• f. 47 William Brounocker, 2nd Viscount Brouncker: Signature: 1667.
• f. 47 Admiral Sir John Mennes: Certificate signed by: 1667.
• f.49 William Penn, Quaker: Signature as Clerk of the Cheque at Kinsale: 1667.
• f. 50 Household, Royal: Moneys issued from the Exchequer to L. Hyde, Master of the Robes: 1667-1673.
• f. 50 Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester: Moneys issued to, as Master of the Robes, from the Exchequer: 1667-1673.
• f. 52 John Robartes, 1st Earl of Radnor: Letter conc. his actions as Lord Lieut. of Ireland: 1669.
• f. 52 Edward Conway, 3rd Earl of Conway: Letter to Dr. H. More: 1669.
• f. 52 Henry More, DD: Letter to, from Lord Conway: 1669.
• f. 54 Laurens Buysero: Correspondence with J. de Witt: 1670.: Dutch.
• f. 54 Johan de Witt, Grand Pensionary of Holland: Correspondence with L. Buysero: 1670.: Dutch.
• f. 57 Sir William Morice, Secretary of State; theologian: Letter to W. Martyn: n.d.
• ff. 60, 61 Art. Portraits: Sir W. Morice, Sec. of State d. 1676, by Goldar: 1784.: engr.
• ff. 60, 61 Sir William Morice, Secretary of State; theologian: Portrait: 1784.: engr.
• ff. 60,. 61 John Goldar: Portrait of Sir W. Morice engr. by: 1784.
• f. 62 Captain Thomas Stallord: Recommended for service in the fleet: 1671.
• f. 62 Major-General Sir Fdward Massie: Letter to the Commissioners of the Navv: 1671.
• ff. 62, 81 Navy; England: Admiralty correspondence: 1655-1690.
• f. 65 Art. Portraits: Maj.-Gen. Sir Edw. Massie: late 17th cent.: Engr.
• f. 65 Major-General Sir Fdward Massie: Portrait of: late 17th cent.: Engr.
• f. 66 Sir Thomas Chicheley, Master General of the Ordnance: Petition referred by, to the officers of the Ordnance: 1672.
• f. 66 Charles II of England: Petition to, from Sir R. Hatton: 1671.
• f. 66 Sir John Trevor, Secretary of State; son of Sir John Trevor: Petition referred to Treasury by: 1671.
• f. 66 Sir Richard Hatton: Petition to Charles II: 1671.
• ff. 66, 76 Sir Robert Howard, dramatist: Petitions referred from the Treasury by: 1672, 1673.
• f. 69 John Dodington, Resident at Venice: Warant for payment of his expenses: 1672.
• f. 69 Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh: Warrant for J. Dodington's expenses: 1672.
• f. 69 Sir Robert Long, 1st Baronet: Warrant to, for J. Dodington's expenses: 1672.
• f. 71 Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of Arlington: Signatures: 1663-1673.
• f. 73 Thomas Clifford, 1st Baron Clifford of Chudleigh: Portrait of, after S. Cooper: 1819.: Engr.
• f. 73 Art. Portraits: Thomas Clifford Baron Clifford d 1673, by E. Scriven after S. Cooper.: 1819: engr.
• f. 73 Samuel Cooper, miniature painter: Portrait of Thomas, Baron Clifford, engr. after: 1819.
• f.73 Edward Scriven, engraver: Portrait of Thomas, Baron Clifford, engr. by, after S. Cooper: 1819.
• f. 74 England; Ordnance Office: Letter to, fron Adm. Kempthorne: circ. 1672.
• f. 74 Vice-Admiral Sir John Kempthorne: Letter to the ordnance officers: n.d.
• f. 76 Charles II of England: Petition to, from Sir T. Chicheley: 1673.
• f. 76 Henry Coventry, Secretary of State: Petition referred to the Lord Treasurer by: 1673.
• f. 76 Sir Charles Harbord, Surveyor-General: Report on Sir T. Chicheley's petition: 1673.
• f. 76 Sir Thomas Chicheley, Master General of the Ordnance: Petition to Charles 11: 1673.
• f. 79 Rupert, Prince; Count Palatine of the Rhine: Instructions for, as Adm. of the Fleet, 26 July: 1673.
• f. 79 Charles II of England: Instructions for Prince Rupert and the fleet: 1673: Signed.
• f. 80 Samuel Pepys, diarist: Instructions for Prince Rupert written by: 1673.
• f. 81 William Jeffries, boatswain's mate: Letter recommending: 1674.
• f. 81 Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory: Letter to the Commissioners of the Navy: 1674.
• f. 83 Art. Portraits: Thomas Butler Earl of Ossory d 1680: engr after Lely.
• f.83 Thomas Butler, Earl of Ossory: Portrait of engr. after Lely.
• ff. 83, 233 Sir Peter Lely: Portraits of Lords Ossory and Danby engr. after.
• f. 84 Sir William Petty, FRS, Surveyor-General of Ireland: Draft by, of report of Council of Trade in Ireland: 1676.
• f. 84 Ireland: Report from the Council of Trade to the Lord Lieut.: 1676.: Draft.
• f. 84 Trade and Commerce: Report from the Council of Trade in Ireland to the Lord Lieut.: 1676.: Draft.
• ff. 94, 98 Sir Leoline Jenkins, Secretary of State: Letters to S. Pepys: 1676, 1677.
• f. 102 Henry Sheeres: Letter to, from Sir P. Fairbome: 1680.
• f. 102 Sir Palmes Fairborne, Lieutenant-Governor of Tangier: Letter to H. Sheeres: 1680.
• f. 105 Thomas Gale, High Master of St. Paul's School: Letter to S. Pepys: 1681.
• f. 108 James Scott, Duke of Monmouth and Buccleuch: Alleged apparition rel. to: 1681.
• f. 108 Political Tracts: Relation of an apparition to Lady Grey, bidding her give a message to the Duke of Monmouth: 1681.
• f. 111 Army; England: Pay certificate of H.M. bodyguard: temp. Jas II.
• f. 112 George Villiers, 4th Viscount Grandison: Signature.temp. Jas.II.
• f. 114 Sir Anthony Vandyck: Portrait of William, Viscount Grandison, engr. after: 1815.
• f. 114 William Villiers, 2nd Viscount Grandison: Portrait, engr. after Vandyck: 1815.
• f. 114 Art. Portraits: William Villiers, Viscount Grandison d 1643, after Vandyck.: 1815: engr.
• f. 115 Henry Somerset, 3rd Marquess of Worcester; 1st Duke of Beaufort 1682: Order for payment to, as Constable of Dean Forest: 1677.
• f. 115 Forest of Dean: Order for payment to officers of: 1677.
• ff. 115-327 Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby; 1st Duke of Leeds: Correspondence and papers of: 1677-1701.
• f. 116 Sir John Ernle, Chancellor of the Exchequer: Signatures as Privy Councillor, etc.: 1677, 1680.
• f. 116 Sir Robert Howard, dramatist: Order for payment: 1677.: Signed.
• ff. 117-134, 139-153 Ralph Montagu, Duke of Montagu 1705; Master of the Wardrobe: Correspondence with Lord Danby: 1678.
• ff. 129, 139 Charles II of England: Letters from Lord Danby to R. Montagu.: 1678.: Drafts with the King's autogr. approval.
• f. 135 William III and Mary II of England: Letter, as Prince of Orange, to the Earl of Danby: 1678.: Fr.: Hologr.
• f. 154 Sir William Temple, Baronet; Ambassador at the Hague: Letter to Sir R. Bulstrode: 1678.
• f. 154 Sir Richard Bulstrode, Envoy at Brussels: Letter to, from Sir W. Temple: 1678.
• f. 158 London, England: Receipt of Sir T. Player, Chamberlain, for repayment of money lent to Charles II: 1678.
• f. 158 Sir Thomas Player, Chamberlain of London: Receipt: 1678.
• f. 160 Sir Leoline Jenkins, Secretary of State: Letter to -: 1678.
• f. 163 Sir Leoline Jenkins, Secretary of State: Accompt of arrears due to, as Sec. of State: 1684.
• f. 165 Charles Dormer, 2nd Earl of Carnarvon 1643: Letter to, from Lord Danby: 1679.
• ff. 168, 185, 193 James Bertie, 1st Earl of Abingdon 1682; Lord Norreys of Rycote: Letters to, from the 1st Duke of Leeds: 1681-1690.
• f. 174 William Sancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury: Letter to, from Lord Danby: 1681.
• f. 176 Richard Osborne: Letter to Lord Danby: 1681.
• f. 179 Peregrine Osborne, Viscount Osborne of Dunblane; Earl of Danby 1689, Marquis of Carmarthen 1694, 2nd Duke of Leeds 1712: Letter to Lord Norreys: 1682.
• f. 179 James Bertie, 1st Earl of Abingdon 1682; Lord Norreys of Rycote: Letter to, from the 2nd Duke of Leeds: 1682.
• f. 182 Charles II of England: Letter to, from Lord Danby: 1683.
• f. 188 Henry Guy, politician: Papers sent by, to the Earl of Danby: n.d.
• f. 188 Ralph Montagu, Duke of Montagu 1705; Master of the Wardrobe: Papers sent to Lord Danby for an attack on: aft. 1678.
• f. 196 Dionisius Andrews: Affidavit conc. riot against Lord Danby: 1691.
• f. 196 George Chester, constable: Information by, of a riot upon the Duke of Leeds: 1691.
• f. 196 Peregrine Osborne, Viscount Osborne of Dunblane; Earl of Danby 1689, Marquis of Carmarthen 1694, 2nd Duke of Leeds 1712: Informations of a riot upon: 1691.
• f. 196 Hugh Chamberlen, JP for county Middlesex: Informations sworn before: 1691.
• f. 200 Peregrine Osborne, Viscount Osborne of Dunblane; Earl of Danby 1689, Marquis of Carmarthen 1694, 2nd Duke of Leeds 1712: Letter to his wife: 1692.
• ff. 233, 234 Art. Portraits: Thomas Osborne Earl of Danby Duke of Leeds, engr after Lely and Van der Vaart. d 1712.
• ff. 233, 234 Thomas Osborne, Earl of Danby; 1st Duke of Leeds: Portraits of after Lely and Van der Vaart.: Engr.
• f. 234 Samuel Freeman: Portrait of Duke of Leeds, engr. by, after Van der Vaart: 19th cent.
• f. 234 Jan Van der Vaart: Portrait of Thomas, Duke of Leeds, engr. after: 19th cent.
• ff. 235-327 Political Tracts: Tracts rel. to Danby's impeachment, etc.: 1679-1682, 1695.: Printed.