Catalogue description JOHN OWEN to THOMAS SUIGO.

--I doubt not that your readiness to serve God and the King will "fynd fould recompences and satisfacion att the Duke's handes if it plese God it be performed and go forward; if nott, your good well is alwayes to be respected and considred as occasion shalbe presented. Whatt was reqyred in your leters in your behalf is granted by the Duke, assuredly, and whatt more as shall apere by the same. I am very glad for your owen frends sethe [? sake] that it was your hap to enter into this matter and shall be gladest of all if it be brought to end which we desire, assuringe you thatt when I may stand you in sted, you shalbe assured of me in all I can. I pray you be sercon-specktt howe the pracktes withoutt danger may be used, for that the mater parmetethe no loing delay, as well in respecktt of ther saftes that dell in it as the mater itself."