Found between pp.106-107

Including:

i) Acquittance for £20 paid by Marmaduke Constable to John Day for the use of his master William Roper, 23 August 1653

ii) Copy. Speech of Bl. William Southworth before his execution, 27 June 1654

iii) List of debts of (Sir Philip Constable?), 26 January 1654/5

iv - v) Letters: Robert Shirburne, London to George Constable, Everingham: mainly Roman Catholic affairs, and measures against them in London and the East Riding; some estate and family matters; has had 'good regardes from the Kinge since he came to towne... by the title of honest Shirborne'. (2), 13 October 1663; 9 April 1664

vi) Copy: Letters Patent of Charles II: his intention to take the statutory fine of £20 a month from Sir John Arundell of Lanhere, co. Cornwall, for non - attendance at church: his estates being so leased, and mortgaged that the alternative, of seizing two-thirds of his estates, is impracticable. Sent to Sir Philip Constable at York, 4 March 1680/1

vii) Mr. Benlowes Narrative; and the Examination of Titus Oates before Parliament, circa 1680

viii) Letter: (W. Heath?) to Sir Philip Constable: account of fees 'due to the Tresory before recusants money could be gott back', 28 July 1685

ix - x) Letters: to Mrs. Constable Maxwell from (cousin Mary?) in Parish: assassination of the Duc de Berri; French politics; reference to Lucy, February 1820

xi) Letter: Rev. John Newman to William Constable Maxwell (10th Lord Herries): 'about a crucifix and letters I had brought for him from the Pope', 19 March 1846

xii) Letter: Rev. John Lingard, Hornby, to (William Constable Maxwell?): a Papal dispensation for the marriage of Sir John Maxwell and Agnes Herries (1555 - 1556), 9 September 1848

xiii) Letter: Cardinal Wiseman to Mr. (William Constable?) Maxwell: - congratulating him on his excellent pamphlet and 'having unmasked the canting bigots of your northern regions', 17 April (post 1850)