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<p>Created page with &quot;==Original Spelling Transcription== Transcription by John O&#039;Donnell. Sr. I am much bound to my lorde of Cramborn for his favourable remembrance of mee in mine absence, and t...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Original Spelling Transcription==<br /> <br /> Transcription by John O&#039;Donnell.<br /> <br /> Sr. I am much bound to my lorde of Cramborn for his favourable remembrance of<br /> mee in mine absence, and to you, for your so willing and carefull vndertaking, that<br /> which he committed to you. I have considdered of the draught of the warrant, and to<br /> my vnderstanding, I find yt very sufficient. There past the like for my E. of Rutland &amp;amp;<br /> other, at the kings first cõming, with which yf yt please you to compare yt, you<br /> shallbe resolved yf you doubt of any thinge. for the date of my conveyance to my lord<br /> Treasorour &amp;amp; the rest, I assure you I know yt not. for mr. Attorney never would<br /> deliver me any counterpart, saying yt was not needefull. for my part I thinke yt not<br /> necessary to mencion yt in the warrant, but that yt willbe sufficient, yf those wordes<br /> be all left out which I have underlined. In the other booke which is ingrossed &amp;amp;<br /> signed by mr. Attorney, there needes no allteracion as I remember, but of Rex for<br /> Regina in the first word, and in one other place where yt calleth king Edward<br /> præcharissimus frater noster, and must now be made præchar: consanguineus<br /> noster. which is an allteracion but of one word. But yf yt please you to give it a<br /> reading over, you will best discerne what allteracions are needefull. I am necessaryly<br /> to stay heere till monday for the heering of a cawse referred vnto me by order of the<br /> chauncery: which don, I will hasten vp presently. In the meane time I commend my<br /> busynes vnto that love of yours which hath never fayled mee, and will be your debtor<br /> for all, till I may have som opportunyty to shew my self thankefull. And so with my<br /> wifes kind commendacions vnto you &amp;amp; mine owne, I take my leave &amp;amp; remaine<br /> your very assured freend<br /> ever to be disposed of.<br /> <br /> from Pillingbeare the<br /> xviith of January 1604<br /> <br /> Henry Neuill</div>

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