Letters from the Marquesse of Argyle, the Earle of Lanerick, Lord Warriston, and others now at Edenburgh, to their friends at London intercepted by Sir Richard Willys ...

THe Reader may take notice that these Let∣ters are printed exactly according to the Au∣thours Spelling, without the least alteration of VVord or Syllable: Most of them beare date at Edenburgh about the middle of March, and were superscribed to London, except that written by J. Meldrum in January to his friend in France, which therefore we place first; the rest follow according to their severall dates, in this Order. viz.

• To the Earle of Lowdon from M^r Patrick Maule of His Majesties Bedchamber.
• To M^r Hebbe a Merchant at London, from M^r Mowet concei∣ved to be one of their Advocates of the Sessions.
• To James Oswold from Ro. Kirkwood said to be one of the Writers to the Signet.
• To the Scots Commissioners at London from Archibald Johnston Lord Warriston.
• To the Earle of Lauderdale 'one of the Scots Commissioners at Lon∣don, from the Earle of Lanerick brother to the Duke of Hammil∣ton
• To the Scots Commissioners at London from the Marquis of Argyle Earle of Cassils, Lanericke, Lord Balmerinoth, and the rest of the Commissioners at Edenburgh.
• From Mistris Dorothy Spense (without a Superscription.)
• To the Earle of Somerset at London from J. Elphinston the Lord Balmerinoths sonne.
• From Master James Stuart a Merchant in Edenburgh to his Kins∣man at London,
• To John Campbell a Merchant in London from John Wood a Sta∣tioner in Edenburgh.
• To the Earle of Lowdon from Master J. Meuar.