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<p>Created page with &quot; ==Original Spelling Transcription== Transcription by John O&#039;Donnell. Right honnorable. I have understood both by mine uncle Killigrew, &amp; by mr. lieutenant, how honnorab...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> ==Original Spelling Transcription==<br /> <br /> Transcription by John O&#039;Donnell.<br /> <br /> Right honnorable. I have understood both by mine uncle Killigrew, &amp;amp; by mr.<br /> lieutenant, how honnorably &amp;amp; affectionately you have dealt with her Matie. for<br /> my liberty. wherein I protest I no lesse reioice, then I would Ioy in my<br /> deliverance yt self yf yt were effected. for as mine owne hart beares me<br /> witnes, that I never carryed other then a dutyfull &amp;amp; respective mind towards<br /> your honnour, so am I glad above measure to find, that neither my errours<br /> which I have committed, nor the evill suggestions of malignant spirits, apt &amp;amp;<br /> ready to make the worst interpretacion of them, have bin able to alter your<br /> honnours constant &amp;amp; favourable disposition towards mee. my obligacion<br /> therefore is exceeding greate, and beyond my abylyty to acknowledge yt<br /> sufficiently; much more am I vnable to discharge &amp;amp; acquitte yt. But I do so<br /> much detest ingratitude (the fowlest of all vices) that I shall ever hold, not only<br /> my poore fortune, but my life, well spent to give your honnour any testimony<br /> of my thankefullnes. And with this protestacion which I will allwaies avow &amp;amp;<br /> seale with my blood (yf occasion require yt) I will conclude; and pray to god in<br /> the meane time to supply with his mercies &amp;amp; favours, the defects of my<br /> abylyty. And so I humbly kisse your hors. handes &amp;amp; remaine<br /> <br /> your hors. most bounden to<br /> do you service<br /> Henry Neuill<br /> <br /> The 7th of January<br /> 1602</div>

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