Supplement: Miscellaneous, 1560

Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth, Volume 5, 1562. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1867.

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Miscellaenous, 1560

[1560.] 1414. Gresham's Accounts.
A note of money delivered out of the Queen's coffers in England (amounting to 334,610l. 9s. 8d.), and employed in the payment of her debts in Flanders, &c.
Endd. by Cecil. Pp. 3.
[1560 ?] 1415. Petition of the Inhabitants of Cumberland.
The inhabitants of Cumberland petition the Treasurer that a bill exhibited by them to Parliament may be delivered to the Reader to be considered of, so that they may enjoy the tenant's rights therein prescribed.
Endd. Pp. 2.
[1560 ?] 1416. Instructions to Sir Henry Gates.
Instructions to Sir Henry Gates, one of the Council in the north and burgess of the Parliament for Scarborough, respecting the parsonage and certain matters connected with the harbour.
Much injured by damp. Endd. Pp. 3.
1560. 1417. Challoner's purchases in Spain.
Notes of articles of dress and other necessaries bought in Spain by the English Ambassador.
Endd. Span. Pp. 2.
[1560.] 1418. The Estates of France to the King.
Remonstrance of the Estates of France presented to the King, in which (after freeing themselves from the charge of treason and rebellion) they complain of the tyranny of the Guises (various proofs of which are here adduced), and declare that they have taken care to deliver themselves from this oppression, and for the reformation of the Gospel.
Fr. Pp. 4.
[1560.] 1419. Another copy of the above.
Endd. Pp. 4.
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