File Clenennau letters and papers 411 [RESTRICTED ACCESS] - Richard Anwyl to Sir William Maurice,

Has sent William Maurice all his business viz. nisi prius against the Chancellor of Bangor and the other against John Price ... Sends also a proclamation of rebellion addressed to the sheriff and an order for an injunction staying the carrying away of mill stones from the quarries until the cause be decreed in the Exchequer Chamber ... Trial against Sir Henry Jones could not proceed before the first sitting of the Lord Chief Baron at Guild Hall the next term because the actions are laid in London. Sends answers of John Griffith and Rowland ap William, also a copy of the depositions of the last commission between William Maurice and Sir Richard Bulkeley and John Meredith. He has no news except that the Dean of Westminster is made Bishop of Lincoln and Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England. He took his oath on Wednesday last, and the Bishop of Bangor is committed to the Fleet for some presumptuous 'tenents before the King at Greenwich on Sunday last was fortnight'. His Majesty before his going on progress reconciled with William Maurice's old friend Sir Edward Cooke and his lady and caused them to lie together that night as it was reported. Postscript: Let not George fail to come by Richard Anwyl to take directions if he be sent to Bridgnorth, and that speedily.