File 48. - (I) July 17 Ellis Lloyd, Inner Temple, to William Williams at his lodgings in Monmouth. Since his last he has ...,

(I) July 17 Ellis Lloyd, Inner Temple, to William Williams at his lodgings in Monmouth. Since his last he has been hunting after a warrant to be signed by the King to enter satisfaction on record which part he thought would have been acted upon by Grayham and Burton but he understood that they or one of them said it was none of their business and that it was a dead cause. He waited upon Mr Shaw who sent him from the Lord Treasurer to Grayham and Burton and they sent him to the Attorney General who sent him to Mathew Johnson who drew it and so he brought it back to Mr Grayham who has carried it this day to Hampton Court for the King's hand. (ii) 1686, July 20 He is to inform recipient that he has been this day with Mr Graham who told him that he had delivered the warrant to the Lord Treasurer who was to carry it to the King to Windsor on Sunday. Recipient can have his bond when a release of errors has been drawn and signed by recipient.