Catalogue description MORGAN COLMAN to LORD WILLOUGHBY.

--Expressing his heavy grief at the withdrawal of his Lordship's "wonted good countenance," whereby people talk and mutter, supposing him to have offended. Protests his fidelity and diligence, implores his Lordship to consider how hard it is to continue in place, "gazed at like a monster," and prays that his accounts may be thoroughly examined, when, if ought is proved against him, he will willingly not only make satisfaction but endure further punishment. Entered his Lordship's service with no purpose to leave him again, and still hopes to consume his days under the shadow of his Lordship's house. Seal of arms.

*But belonging to the papers of Peregrine, Lord Willoughby.