Four memoranda in Oxford's hand survive from 1591 to 1601. The first concerns his suit to the Queen for the return of Waltham Forest, the second his suit to the Queen for a licence to bring certain commodities into the realm, the third a petition brought by one Thomas Gurley against Oxford's wife, and the fourth a complaint by Oxford about the conduct of Sir Edmund Carey during the Danvers escheat case.
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| [=47] 30 June 1591 (see also =20) | Personal letters (1-44) |
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BL Lansdowne 68/11, f. 22: accompanies [=20]
[=48]
BL Lansdowne 108/14, ff. 25-6
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[=49] Cecil Papers 37/66: 11 January 1597; accompanies =28
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Cecil Papers 146/19: 1601 or 1602
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