Catalogue description LORD WYLLUGHBY to his cousin, SIR FRANCIS VERE.

--I have received the examinations of Parker and your servant Whyt by Whyt himself, and shall be ready to discharge him from all blame. I have acquainted my Lord Treasurer with the Treasurer's refusal to pay you, wherein I trust some good order will be taken shortly; "and althoughe I laboure and hope shortlie to obtaine my discharge from that service, yet I doubt not but you shall continewe after me the place you nowe hold. I am not of your opinion for my brother Wingfield to remaine in service there, because all beinge consithered, it wilbe most dishonorable for hym, and he not free from hassard of their hattreds. I wishe he were free and heere with my sister. . . ."

Endorsed as "sent by Mr. Warberton."