La collection de documents publics et privés d'Egerton, principalement illustrative de l'époque d'Elizabeth et de James I, des manuscrits originaux [!], la propriété Du Droit HonLord Francis Egerton . frend, Sir John Egerton, knt. Monsieur,—J'ai écrit joyeusement à votre soi et au reste de mydeputie Lieutenantes recommandant Clement Cottrell, mon serviteur, à votre faveur d'être fait Musermaster de Buckinghamshire.Et bien que je doute pas, mais l'avis que vous y allez prendre, de mon désir de le doe bon suffira, Mais je ne pouvais pas si satisfait soi-même sans vous écrire seul, sur qui

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The Egerton papersA collection of public and private documents, chiefly illustrative of the times of Elizabeth and James I, from the original manuscripts [!], the property of the Right HonLord Francis Egerton . frend, Sir John Egerton, knt. Sir, —I have written joyntly to your self and the rest of mydeputie Lieutenantes recommending Clement Cottrell, my servant, unto your favor to be made Mustermaster of Buckinghamshire.And though I doubt not but the notice you will take therein ofmy desire to doe him good will suffice, yet I could not so satisfiemy self without writing singly to you, upon whose love toward meI most relye, and with whome I take more libertie then with therest, assuring my self that you will give your best furtherance toany reasonable thing I affect. This therefore I recommend untoyou as a businesse of myne own, being for one of whose honestand civill carriage I have had long tryall, and for whome I accomptthat I cannot doe more then he hath deserved. I knowe it isneedelesse to use more wordes, Avhen the least touch of my desireis sufficient with you for using your best meanes to effect it, andto binde me in all thinges to shew my self Your very affectionate frend at command.. Newmaikett, Decemb. 1G16, 485 WADHAM COLLEGE, OXFORD. [Mrs. Dorothy Wadham writes to Lord Brackley respecting my college, as ifher late husband had had no concern in the foundation of it. Vide Chalmers Hist, of Un. Oxford, p. 405. To the right honorable my very good Lord, Thomas LordEllesmere, A^icount Brackley, Lord Chancelor of England, these. Right honorable, Having lately understood that your Lordshipjo hath been pleasedout of your honorable disposition to respect my College in Oxford, and to aiford it your honorable countenance when it was enforcedto troubles by such as should rather have laboured to better itthen to undermjne it, whereby (were it not for your honorablefavour) it had receyved a great losse without recovery, I hold itmy duty (both in respect of this and many oth

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