Catalogue description ---- To the COUNTESS OF LINDSEY.

--I have asked Mr. Snow to let Mr. Blackwell know that you agree to their proposal, and " liked very well of their having named Sir Edward Northy on their side, for that you lookd upon him as a man of that justice, skill and honour that you should have pitcht upon him yourself if they had not made choice of him," and that you proposed Mr. Reymond for your counsel.

" Dr. Sacheverell is now to be tryed in Westminster Hall, and scaffolds will be sett up there as soon as the term is over. This may perhaps bring Lord Lindsey up. Mr. Dolben, the chaireman of the committee against Sacheverell, is Archbishop Dolben's son, but has not by a good deale his father's character. I heare of no other Mr. Dolben in the House."