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Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State: Fragmenta Regalia: 17th cent.
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COLLECTION of original papers and letters of Sir Julius Cæsar, Master of the Rolls, relating chiefly to Chancery cases submitted to him for his opinion or adjudication; 1582-1619. For other volumes of Caesar's collections see Lansdowne MSS. 124-174, ..., 1582-1619
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Vol. ii. (ff. 284). Sept. 1619-Dec. 1620. The writers are :-Sir Dudley Carleton; Hague, 22 Aug. 1619-6 Sept. 1620, ff. 1, 35, 44, 52, 61, 73,114.177,213. Sir Isaac Wake; Turin, 23 Aug./3 Sept 1619, 7/17 [ Apr. 1620, ff. 3, 126. Sir Robert Naunton; W..., 1619-1620
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MISCELLANEOUS historical pieces, of the first half of the XVIIth cent., viz.: 1. "Parte of the liffe of Kinge James of ffamous memorye, with diuers matters of consequence which hapned in his Raigne." Printed in the Somers Tracts (1809), Vol. II., p. ..., 17th century
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MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF POLITICAL TRACTS AND LETTERS, ETC.; circa 1567-1639, n.d., with additions circa 1683-1699. Copies. Partly Latin. The collection consists largely of political tracts from the reign of James I, with some verses. The final se..., 1562-1639
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ANTHONY BACON PAPERS Collection of letters and papers on state affairs, chiefly originals, from the papers of Anthony Bacon and addressed to him, used by Birch in his Memoirs of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 2 vols., 1754, and his Historical View of ..., 1584-1657
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" FRAGMENTA REGALIA, or observacions on Queene Elizabeth, her tymes and favourites," by Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State. First printed in 1641. Paper; ff. 69. xviith cent. Small folio.Political Tracts: "Fragmenta Regalia," by Sir R. Naunton: 1...
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Vol. II., 1576-1624 1. Joan[nes] Sturmius, Rector [of the Academy at Strassburg], to Edmund Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury, on his appointment to that see; Argentorati [Strassburg], 20 March, 1576. Lat. Hologr. f. i. 2. Instructions from William, ..., 1576-1624
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TRUMBULL PAPERS. Vol. CXXXIX (ff. 200). To Sir Robert Naunton and Sir George Calvert, etc.; 1620-1621. From Minutes IV.Sir George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore 1622; Secretary of State: William Trumbull, d 1635 diplomatist: Despatches, etc., to as Sec..., 1620-1621
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Vol. i. (ff. 266). 1602-Aug. 1619. The writers are:-[William Herbert, 3rd Earl of] Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain; 16 Sept. [1616],20, 30 May [1619]. The second letter mentions the death of Richard Burbage, the actor. ff. 7, 81, 102. Sir Thomas Edmondes..., 1602-1619
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the family of Pitt, chiefly of Sir William Pitt, Teller of the Exchequer and Commissioner of the Navy (ob. 1636), and of his son Edward Pitt, Teller of the Exchequer (ob. 1643) 1598-1650. Included are the following letters, etc. 1. ..., 16th century-17th century
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HODGKIN PAPERS. Vol. X (ff. 256). Documents illustrative of social history, etc.; 1573-1843. 1. Deposition, signed by Rycherd Page, Heughe He[y]ward, Davy Myller, and (by a mark) John Blonte, of St. Clement's parish [St. Clement Danes, London], respe..., 1573-1843
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1. "THE VISITATION (sic) of Kent," taken apparently (see f. 47) in 1683; consisting of arms in trick of Kentish nobles and gentry, and (f. 45 b) the pedigrees of the families of Aldersey and Baker. f. 7. Preceded (f. 3) by an index. Reversing the vol...
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Trade: Papers relating to Irish trade: 1604-1632.Henry Cary, 1st Viscount Falkland: Correspondence and papers chiefly relating to his Lord Deputyship of Ireland: 1604-1632.Ireland: Correspondence and papers of Lord Falkland, Lord Deputy: 1604-1632.i...
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CORRESPONDENCE and papers of William Asheby, of Loseby, co. Leicester, during his embassy to Scotland, whither he was sent in July 1588, being recalled in Jan. 15 89/90 ; extending over the latter part of his embassy, from July 1589, and continuing d..., 1589-1859
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PETITIONS to Parliament, to the Council of State, etc., 1648-1654; followed by a few other papers, 1629-1653. The names of all the petitioners are given in the Index. Included are :-1. Petitions from:-(a) Matthew Allin, M.P. for Weymouth. f. 1 (b) ..., 1629-1654
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"FRAGMENTA Regalia, or Observations concerning Queene Elizabeth, her times and favorites;" by Sir Robert Naunton. Paper; early xviith cent. Small Quarto.
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TRUMBULL PAPERS. Vol. LXIII (ff. 94). Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State; 1618-1623. Partly signed. From Alphab. XXXIII.Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State: William Trumbull, d 1635 diplomatist: Letters to William Trumbull from Sir Robert Naun..., 1618-1623
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TRUMBULL PAPERS. Vol. CXXXVIII (ff. 125 + 2). To Sir Robert Naunton, etc.; 1619. From Minutes III.Sir Robert Naunton, Secretary of State: William Trumbull, d 1635 diplomatist: Despatches, etc., to as Secretary of State to Sir Robert Naunton from Will..., 1619
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HISTORICAL TRACTS and papers; tempp . Elizabeth and James I. 1. " A coppie of the last instructions which ye Emperour Charles the Vth gave to his sonne Phillipp before his death. Translated out of Spanishe " [by Lord Henry Howard, cr. Earl of Northam...
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TRUMBULL PAPERS. Vol. CXXXVII (ff. 157). To Sir Ralph Winwood, Sir Thomas Lake and Sir Robert Naunton, etc.; 1617-1618. From Minutes III.Sir Thomas Lake, Secretary of State: William Trumbull, d 1635 diplomatist: Despatches, etc., to as Secretary of S..., 1617-1618
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Sir Robert Naunton, Knt., of Letheringham, co. Suff., politicians (1563-1635). For the identification of the numerous quarterings on this seal see A Visitation of the County of Suffolk, 1664-1668, ed. Harleian Soc., lxi, 1910, P. 100.Sir Robert Naunt...
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EDMONDES PAPERS. Vol. Xl. (ff. 296). 25 March, 1616-28 Jan. 1632 [3]. During Edmondes's absence at the Loudun Conference, which resulted in a treaty signed 5 May, 1616, his secretary, Woodford, reported the state of affairs at the French Court. In Se...
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HARINGTON PAPERS. Vol. XI (ff.116). Newspapers and political tracts, etc., chiefly relating to the Civil War; 1641-1677. Printed. From a note on f. 56 they appear to have been assembled principally by John Harington of Corston, captain in the Parliam..., 1641-1677
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