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June 3.
Bocton Malherbe. |
35. Tho. Wotton to same. Reasons which induced the Commissioners of Sewers to bring part of the water of Chestelet Valley
through Sandwich Haven. Incloses, |
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35. i. Considerations touching the Commission for bringing the
water of Chestelet Valley into Sandwich Haven. |
| June 8. |
36. Warrant to pay 1,000l. to J. Ravile, Surveyor of Works, to be
employed about necessary repairs. |
June 12.
Shene. |
37. Countess of Lennox to Cecill. Complains of the Queen's determination not to grant her husband more liberty; he is suffering from
ill health. |
| June 12. |
38. Statement of the causes of the high prices of all commodities,
owing to the inordinate trafficking and overgreat number of merchants;
with remedies to be applied. |
| June 12. |
39. Confession of Elizeus Halle, calling himself Ely the Carpenter's
son, a pretended messenger from heaven; taken before the Bishop of
London. |
| June 14. |
40. Representations made to the Council by the Lieut. of the
Tower, relative to prisoners in his custody. The late Bishops,
Mr. Fecknam, and Mr. Boxoll, 8 in number, together with Francis
Yaxley, Lallart, and other prisoners, desire more liberty within the
Tower. |
June 18.
[Rye.] |
41. Armigill Waad to the Lord Admiral. Details his proceedings
in surveying the watercourses between Newenden and Rye, with the
view of improving Rye Harbour. |
June 16.
Upnor. |
42. Humphrey Lock to Sir William Cecill. Recommends using the
stone of Rochester Castle for the purpose of completing a block-house
at Upnor. |
June 19.
Shene. |
43. Countess of Lennox to same. Requests permission to be admitted to the society of her husband in the Tower, and that he may
have more liberty there |
| June 20. |
44. Walter Haddon to [Cecill?]. Respecting the watercourses in
Cambridge? Lat. [Mutilated and obscure.] |
June 20.
Tower. |
45. Matt., Earl of Lennox, to the Council. Has answered to many
matters untruly charged against him. Declares his innocence, and
complains of the course allowed to his accusers. |
| June 21. |
46. Deposition of Thomas Lower, of St. Winnowe, in Cornwall,
relative to outrages committed by certain French at Conquet, in
Brittany, on himself, John Trester, and others. |
| June 22. |
47. Memoranda of public business, by Sir Wm. Cecill. |
June 27.
Tower. |
48. Earl of Lennox to the Council. Hoped to have received some
comfort from the Queen. Explains the two points in his letters which
their Lordships dislike. |
| June. |
49. Names of noble persons belonging to the Society of Gray's Inn,
from 11 Hen. VIII. |
| June (?) |
50. Names of all the Dukes, Marquises, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons
of the realm. |
