Catalogue description Demands presented by MR. ALLEN to the Magistrates of UTRECHT

Declaring that her Majesty is greatly displeased that they have not set free those whom they still hold prisoners, in spite of her letters requiring their release. He is now sent by the Lieutenant General, Lord Willoughby, and the Ambassador, Mr. Bodley (to both of whom her Majesty has given strict charge in the matter), to demand that the prisoners shall be at once set free, this being a very small thing to grant to a princess who has done, and still means to do, so much for their country.

And if they should wish to hold to their former resolution of first sending informations &c. to her Majesty, things remaining meanwhile in their present state, he is charged most emphatically to declare that her Majesty will admit of no further delay whatever, and that the prisoners are to be set at liberty at once.