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Lansdowne MS 88

Record Id:: 040-002067592
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:: 036-002067591
MDARK:: ark:/81055/vdc_100000001257.0x000088
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:: ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):: Lansdowne MS 88
Title:
Scope & Content:: Burghley Papers
Collection Area:: Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:: Lansdowne Collection
Hierarchy Record Ids:: 032-002060013
036-002067591
040-002067592
Is part of:: Lansdowne MS 1-1245 : Lansdowne Manuscripts
Lansdowne MS 88-93 : Manuscripts relating chiefly to the affairs, public and private, of Sir Michael Hicks, and to matters that happened after…

Lansdowne MS 88 : Burghley Papers
Contains:: Lansdowne MS 88/1 : 1. Mr. Foulke Grevyll, to Mr. M. Hicks; offering his service to procure him the office of Keeper of the Records in the Tower,…
Lansdowne MS 88/2 : 2. Mr. W. Davys, to Mr. Hicks; with some work, of which he begs his acceptance and recommendation, Jan. 20, 1600,
Lansdowne MS 88/3 : 3. Mr. Francis Bacon, to Mr. M. Hicks; to tend, him 2001. more on good security, and he will soon repay all he owes to him,…
Lansdowne MS 88/4 : 4. Mr. Baptist Hicks begs his brother Michael's interest with Mr. Secretary to Lyet 2001. owing him by Mr. John Littleton,…
Lansdowne MS 88/5 : 5. Mr. Rich. Neile desires Mr. M. Hicks to excuse the breach of a promise he had made to him, and sends him some news from…
Lansdowne MS 88/6 : 6. Mr. William Tooke, to Mr. M. Hicks; with acknowledgment of his favours, and some gift in return, March 26, 1600.
Lansdowne MS 88/7 : 7. A note of several Acts of Parliament for the true making and working of woollen cloth, made before an. 43 Eliz.
Lansdowne MS 88/8 : 8. Profits of the Feodaryship in Essex, from the 20th of November, an. 43 Eliz., to Trinity Term in the same year.
Lansdowne MS 88/9 : 9. A further declaration of the profits of the Feodaryship of Essex for one year, an. 43 Eliz., ending at Lady.day.
Lansdowne MS 88/10 : 10. Mr. Henry Jackman's bond to Mr. M. Hicks, in the sum of 401., for one Tho. Eastmead's duly serving the office of a…
Lansdowne MS 88/11 : 11. The Earl of Pembroke, to Mr. Hicks; to renew the bonds for money his Lordship owes him, that he may have six months…
Lansdowne MS 88/12 : 12. The Earl of Shrewsbury, to Mr. Hicks; desiring him to accompany him to take a dinner with Mr. Humphrey Flynte, June 4, 1601.
Lansdowne MS 88/13 : 13. The Earl of Shrewsbury wants Mr. Hicks to buy a house of his cousin Grevile, that he might have him for a neighbour, July…
Lansdowne MS 88/14 : 14. The Countess of Essex entreats Mr. Secretary Cecill to join the Lords of the Council in petitioning the Queen not to sign…
Lansdowne MS 88/15 : 15. Lord Keeper Egerton to Mr. Hicks; to examine the case of John Topp and,his wife, and certify to him the result of the…
Lansdowne MS 88/16 : 16. Mr. John Hone recommends the bearer (not naming him) to Mr. Hicks's service, for his fidelity and industry, May 2, 1601.
Lansdowne MS 88/17 : 17. Mr. Jo. Davys, a Counsellor-at-Law, to Mr. Secretary Cecill; to add to the favour he had shown him, by procuring, his…
Lansdowne MS 88/18 : 18. Mr. John West, to Cuthbert Bolton; to let him know that Mr. Hicks, at his recommendation, would retain him as a musician…
Lansdowne MS 88/19 : 19. Mr. Stephen Rodney's complaint to Mr. Hicks, of the base usage he has met with from Stephen Powle, Oct. 15, 1601.
Lansdowne MS 88/20 : 20. A letter from Ed. Barker, to Henry Jackman; urging the immediate payment of a bond debt owing to him, that he might keep…
Lansdowne MS 88/21 : 21. An impatient letter of Nicolas Trott, to Mr. Hicks; concerning a debt of 18001. owing him by Mr. Francis Bacon, Dec. 19, 1601.
Lansdowne MS 88/22 : 22. Mr. Francis Bacon's state of his account with Trott, in which he mentions what defalcations, &c. he expects, 1601.
Lansdowne MS 88/23 : 23. Mr. Jo. Davys, to Mr. Secretary Cecill; thanking him for a favour he supposes he has done him though (as he says) it is…
Lansdowne MS 88/24 : 24. Mr. Nicols Trott, to Mr. Hicks; complaining of Mr. Francis Bacon's neglect of payment, and mentioning the only terms on…
Lansdowne MS 88/25 : 25 Mr. Secretary Cecill desires Mr. Hicks to thank Mr. Owen for his new-year's gift, but seems not pleased with such…
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Hierarchy:: 032-002060013[0088]/036-002067591[0001]/040-002067592
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Record Type (Level):: File
Extent:: 101 items
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Languages:: English
Scripts:: Latin
Start Date:: 1600
End Date:: 1603
Date Range:: 1600-1603
Era:: CE
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