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Title: A Collection of letters and other writings relating to the horrid Popish plott printed from the originals in the hands of George Treby ...
Print source: A Collection of letters and other writings relating to the horrid Popish plott printed from the originals in the hands of George Treby ...
Treby, George, 1644?-1700.
London: Printed for Samuel Heyrick ..., Thomas Dring ..., John Wickins ..., 1681.
Notes:
To the Reader signed: Geo. Treby.
Vol. 2 entitled: The Second part of the collection of letters and other writings relating to the horrid Popish plott.
Reproduction of original in Library of Congress.
Subject terms:
Popish Plot, 1678 -- Sources.
Great Britain -- History -- Charles II, 1660-1685 -- Sources.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A71130.0001.001
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TO THE READER.
letters
A LETTER FROM Mr. Coleman to the French King's Confessor, June the 29th 1674.
From Mr. Coleman, to the French King's Confessor, without Date, but noted by him to have been written in Answer to a Letter of 25 Septemb. 1674.
A Letter from Mr. Coleman to the Internuncio, July 24. 1674.
From the French King's Confessor to Mr. Coleman.
From Mr. Coleman to the Pope's Internuncio.
letter
From Mr. Coleman to the Pope's Internuncio.September 11. 1674.
From Mr. Coleman to the Internuncio, Octob. 23. 1674.
From Mr. Coleman to the Internuntio.
A Letter seiz'd at Mr. Coleman's, directed, A Mon∣sieur Monsieur le Point proche de Charing-Cross a Londres, pour fair tenir a Monsieur James Clark.
letter
From Brussels, September 28. 1674.
October 19. 1674.
October 30. 1674.
letter
February 16, 1675.
June 3, 1675.
letter
From Brussels, September 7, 1674.
The following Letters were written from France to Mr. Coleman by Mr. St. Germain, in French, and Translated, some by Order of the Privy Council, and some by several Members of the House of Commons.
A Letter from St. Germain to Coleman.
A Letter from St. Germain to Coleman.
A Letter from St. Germain to Coleman.
For Monsieur Coleman the Dutchess Secretary in Deans-Yard, London.
29 Jan. 75. 8 Feb. 76.
To Mr. Coleman, Secretary of the Commands of her Royal Highness, Madam the Dutchess of York, in Deans-yard, Westminster.
To Mr. Coleman, Secretary to her Royal Highness the Dutchess of York, in Deans-yard, Westminster.
St. Germain to Coleman.
To Mr. Coleman, Secretary to her Royal Highness the Dutchess of York in Deans-yard in Westminster.
For Mr. Coleman Secretary of her Royal Highness in Deans-yard, Westminster.
The following Letters were Written by Father Sheldon, (as he is commonly called) Directed all (at least except One) to Mr. Coleman.
June the 1st.
There was not any Key found, whereby the first and great part of the following Letter could be decypher'd; but towards the end is written some ordinary Matter without Cypher. It does not certainly appear whether this were written to Mr. Coleman, or some other Person.
Paris, the 25th of June.
Paris, June the 29th, 75.
Paris, July the 13th. 75.
Colombe, the 17th. of Aug.
Colombe, Aug. the 30th.
letter
letter
note on invisible writing
Paris 1. December.
letter
letter
Decemb. 15. 1674.
letter
letter
January 19th, 1674/5.
February 6. 1674/75.
letter
February the 13th.
letter
A Paper Intituled INSTRUCTIONS.
The following LETTERS were writ by Cardinal Norfolk to Mr. Coleman.
letter
letter
letter
Rome, March 1.76.
letter
letter
May 16th, 1676.
letter
letter
Rome 27th July, 1677.
The Letters next following were written from the same place (Rome) by Mr. Leyborn to Mr. Coleman. Mr. Leyborn is said to have been in nature of a Secretary to the Cardinal of Nor∣folk.
letter
letter
Rome, Apr. 17th.
29, May.
June 5.
June 25.
July 9.
July 10.
July 16.
July 30.
July 24.
Aug. 6.
Aug. 13.
Aug. 20.
Sept. 11.
Nov. 20.
Nov. 28.
Dec. 18.
Jan. 1. 1678.
Octob. 1. 1678. Intercepted.
letters
September 10. 1674.
October 20. 1674.
November 20. 1674.
Shew this Note to the Lady.
Oh formose Puer nimium ne crede dolori.
Coleman to Monsieur Le Chese, 29th Sept. 75.
Father le Chese his Answer.
A Second Letter from Coleman to Father Le Chese.
Coleman's Letter to Monsieur le Chese, the French King's Confessor, in the Duke of York's name.
One of the Letters which could not be Decyphered by the Keys found.
There was several Faculties and Instruments found in the hands of one of the Five Jesuits, and of Mr. Daniel Arthur, which fol∣low in the Original Latin, and Translated into English.
Facultates pro Reverendissimo Domino Joanne Laket, Sacer∣dote Anglo, in Regnis Angliae, Scotiae, alissque Dominiis Legis Magnae Britanniae, excepta Hibernia.
Faculties and Priviledges granted to the Right Reverend Father John Laket an English Priest; to be by him extended unto, and executed in the Kingdoms of England and Scotland, and all other the Dominions of the King of Great Britain, except Ireland.
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Cardinal Vendosms faculty to the Cannons Regular of St. Augustins in the Gallican Church.
English'd, as followeth.
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An Instrument constituting Benedict Stapilton, Prior of Canterbury.
Englished as followeth.