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Proclamation of Elizabeth I, Queen of England, Against Seditious Books
Prohibiting the ownership or distribution of any seditious books (with particular reference to the subject of religion) written or translated by the Queen's subjects, and providing a grace period for people to turn in any of the proscribed books to the bishop of their diocese. Aimed at the French adherents to the claim of Mary, Queen of Scots, to the English throne.
Proclamation of Elizabeth I, Queen of England, Against the Maintenance of Pirates
For customs officers, etc., to exercise stricter vigilance against pirates.
Writ of Supersedeas from Elizabeth I, Queen of England, to the Mayor, Aldermen and Sheriff of London
To permit the Crown to proceed in the Court of Exchequer in a plea of debt against John Brickett, Gent., brought by Robert Payne, Gent. Later note signed by Bacon: "This is the form of writ whereto my lord chief justice late doth refer."
Pardon of Alienation from Elizabeth I, Queen of England, to Thomas Badbye, Esq. and Charles Le Grys, Gent., a Trustee
For 1/3 part of the manor of Hagnaby (Hawnbye), Anderby and Cotes and land also in Trusthorpe, Farforth cum Maidenwell, Steeping, Sutton, Markby, and of the rectory of Hagnaby and Anderby, Lincolnshire, previously alienated without royal license to Thomas by William Badbye, Gent.
Petition to Elizabeth I, Queen of England (incomplete)
Part of an appeal on behalf of the petitioner's brother, a prisoner in the Tower. Beginning and end of petition missing.
Pardon of Alienation from Elizabeth I, Queen of England, to John Mills
For land in Newington and Streatham, Surrey, bequeathed by him by the will of his late father, Thomas Mills, June 24, 1589.
