Sales catalogue: Puttick & Simpson

Date:
02 June 1921
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/24/391
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Puttick & Simpson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    292 293 29 4 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 80 Leicester (Robert Dudley, Earl of, favourite of Q. Hlizabeth) L.S., lp. 4to, 1588, with portrait (2) Privy Council Letter, 1p. folio, 1584, slightly damaged and laid down in two portions, the address (to the Sheriff of Staffs.) and seal preserved, signed by William Cecil (Lord Burghley), Robert Dudley (Karl of Leicester), Charles Howard (of Effingham, later Earl of Nottingham), Sir Francis Knollys, and Sir Christopher Hatton, with six portraits 7 The Lord Deputy of Ireland not requiring more supplies to suppress those undutiful subjects, restitution is ordered of the sums gathered to that end! | Essex (Robert Devereux, Earl of) Doc. §., 1p. folio, 1595, also signed by William Cecil (Lord Burghley), and Charles Howard (of Effingham, later Harl of Nottingham), with five portraits (6) Somerset (Edward Seymour, Duke of, the Protector) Doce. S., 4p. folio, 1547, damaged, with portrait (2) Privy Council Order, lp. 4to, 1561, 8S. by Sir Nicholas Bacon, William Parr (Marquess of Northampton), Henry Fitzalan (Earl of Arundel), William Herbert (Karl of Pembroke), William Lord Howard (Lord High Admiral), Mdward Lord Clinton, Sir Edward Rogers, Sir Francis Knollys, and William Cecil (Lord Burghley), with seven portraits (8) Mildmay (Sir Walter, chancellor of the exchequer and founder of Emmanuel College, Cambridge) Doc. §., 1p. folio, with col. portrait’ (2) Sussex (Thomas Radcliffe, Earl of) Doc. §., 1p. 4to, with five lines autograph, 1577, slightly damaged, with portrait (2) Monmouth (James, Duke of, natural son of Charles II.) Doc. 8. and sealed, 1p. folio, Jan. 12, 1676/7 Thurloe (John, secretary of state) A. Doc. §., lp. 4to, 1658, being a council of state order to enquire into the working of the mint, with three portraits (4) Bradshaw (John, regicide) Doce. S., Ip. 4to, to the Governor of Mount and Denis Fort, Cornwall, Aug. 9, 1651, stating that the Scots army is marching south, and recommending a watchful eye, with portrait (2) Albany (John Stewart, Duke of, regent of Scotland) Vellum Doc. §., 1p. oblong folio, 1526, relative to his voyage to Seotland in 1523—Another Vellum Doc., lp. oblong
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