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| June 7. |
1. Wm. Wynter, not signed, to Lord Adm. Clynton. Forwards a
letter from the Earl of Warwich, and denies having made the Earl
any promise to send him six-score mariners to Newhaven for manning
two pinnaces. |
| June 10. |
2. List of gunners to be sent from Berwick, Harwich, and Carlisle,
to Newhaven. |
June 23.
Greenwich. |
3. The Queen to the Lord Lieutenant of Berks. To raise a certain
number of men in the county forthwith, provided with corslets, at the
least charge to the county. |
| June 24. |
4. Another list of gunners to be sent from Carlisle and Berwick to
Newhaven. |
| June 25. |
5. Statement of the numbers of men appointed to be levied in
several counties of England, for service at Newhaven. |
June 26.
Dover. |
6. Philip Strelley, Arthur Higham, and others, Captains of the Norfolk
and Suffolk levies, to the Council. Arrived off Dover, and the fleet
scattered in a great tempest. Want provisions. |
June 26.
Dover. |
7. E. Dryver to Lord Robert Duddeley. Embarked with the
Norfolk levies, and met at Harwich the soldiers from Suffolk. A great
tempest has dispersed the fleet. |
| June 28. |
8. Petition of Arthur Golding, uncle of Edw. Earl of Oxford and
Lady Mary his sister, for staying a suit begun against the said Earl and
Lady Mary by Catherine, wife of Sir Edward Windsor; the said Earl
being a minor, and the Queen's ward. Lat. |
| June 29. |
9. Return, by Lord Mordaunt and Justices of Essex, of the rates
and assessments of 1,000 men, to be levied within that county; and
stating the principle on which the same had been made. |
| June 30. |
10. The Council to Lord Rich. Directing him to carry into effect
the principle laid down by Lord Mordaunt and other Justices of Essex,
in the levying 1,000 soldiers in thatcounty. |
June 30.
Portsmouth. |
11. Sir Adrian Ponynges to Sir Wm. Cecill. Has sent to Rye to
Mr. Darell to gain intelligence of the ships dispersed in the late storm.
A ship of London, laden with beer, run ashore near the Camber. |
| June 30. |
12. Anthony Anthony to same. Two ships have been laden with
the Queen's stores for Newhaven. Requests an advance of 200l. |
June.
Greenwich. |
13. The Queen to John Newdigate. Directs him, as trustee of the
late Thomas Wilks, to convey two houses and gardens to William
Wilks, brother of the deceased. |
| June (?) |
14. Note of reparations necessary at Colne House and Hedingham
Castle and Park, belonging to the Earl of Oxford. |
