58. Epitaph. Elisabethæ Angliæ, &c. Reginæ. 79. Ad Jacobum Bajarum et Fontium Episcop. &c. CENT. II. 2. Ad Georg. Villars, Equitem. 3. Aliud ad Eundem. 4. Epitaph. Joannis Graemi, Equitis, &c. 28. Ad Gulielmum Herbertum, Pembrochæ Comitem. 61. Ad Mathæum Sutlivium, Doct. &c. 64. Ad Ioan. Graemum, Montrosiæ Comitem. 66. Ad D. Chaplierum, Theol. Rupell. 75. Ad D. Balfourum, Philosoph. &c. 82. In Gulielmum Cottonem, Exoniæ Episcop. 85. Ad Beschebam Reginoldam. 96. Ad Thomam Areskinum, &c. 97. Ad Eundem, de gente Areskinâ. CENT. III. 6. Ad Georg. Abbotium, Cantuariæ Archiepiscop. 7. Aliud ad Eundem. 13. Ad Gwalterum Ashton, Equitem. 20. Ad Johannem Davisium à Heireforde. 25. Ad Thomam Jhonstonum. 31. In Georgium Buchananum. 42. Ad Joannem Adamsonum, Theolog. &c. 45. Ad Robertum Etonem, Equitem. 48. Ad Edvardum Cokecium, Judicem, &c. 50. Ad Ferdinandum Gorgeum, Eq. 56. Ad Jacobum Stuartum, Ochultriæ Dominum. &c. 71. Ad Joannem Morravium. 74. Ad Alexandrum Ramiseum, Med. Doct. 75. Jo. Moravii Epit. 77. Ad Tobiam Mathæum, Arch. Ebor. 78. In Scioppium. 87. In Julium et Josephum Scaligeros. 88. Aliud in Eosdem. CENT. IIII. 14. Thomæ Overburii, Eq. &c. 16. Ad D. Maseotum, Medicum Rupellensem. 18. Ad Joannem King, Episcopum Londinensem, &c. 24. Ad Joannem Dunbarum, Philosophiæ Professorem Rup. 31. Ad D. Lomæum, Theol. Rupel. 32. Ad. Jacobum Fullartonum, Eq. $3. Ad Eundem. 39. Ad Thomam Vallam, â Cragie. 42. Ad Alexandrum Wodneum, de suo Olivero Be telero. 44. Ad Tho. Morravium, Caroli Principis præceptorem, &c. 56. Ad Patricium Junium, Jacobi regi à Bibliotheca. 59. Ad Tho. Goadum, sacræ Theol. Doct. 66. Ad Joannem Oenum, Epigrammatistam. 67. Ad Eundem. 69. Ad Alexandrum Stuartum, Garlisii Dominum. 70. Ad Jacobum Carmichaelem 76. M. Alexandri Bodii, Epit. 80. In R. Dallingtonium. 84. D. Humei, Dumbari Comitis, Epitaph. 96. In J.[ohn] T.[aylor] Poëtam Aqueum. GENT. V. 7. Ad Andræam Duncanum, Theolog. 10. Ad Carolum Howardum Angliæ D. Thalassiarcham, &c. 11. In Franciscum Rablæum. 22. Ad Henricum Spelmannum, Equitem. 27. Ad Jacobum Maxvelum, antiquitatis studiosum. 32. Ad Jacobum Hamiltonium, Abercorniæ Comitem, &c. 33. Ad Andræam Boidum. 41. Ad Alex. Catonem, Comitem à Dumferlin, &c. 64. Ad Fulconem Gravelum, Equitem. 71. Ad Mathæum Crafurdum. 75. Ad Robertum Careium, Eq. Carolo Principi, &c. 83. Ad Jacob Creittonem, Sanchariæ Dom. &c. CENT. VI. 12. Ad Patricium Hannæum. 24. Ad Gulielmum Alexandrum à Menstry, Equitem, &c. 26. Ad Jo. Moylum, Armig. 28. Ad Rob. Falcnarum, à Bellandro. 30. Joannis Duglasii, Poetæ Epit. 39. Gavini Dunbari, Archibaldi avi sui fratris, Epit. 56. Ad Georgium Sibaldum. 61. De Francisco Drako. 67. Ad Thomam Dempsterum, à Muresk, &c. 69. Ad Thom. Diccium. 70. Ad Joannem Cameronum. 72. Ad Joannem Gordonum, Sarisburiæ Decanum. 74. Ad Th. Farnabium. 80. Ad Georgium Thompsonum, Theol. 82. Ad Henricum Charterum. 85. Ad Davidem Dromondum. 90. Ad Cl. Camdenum, de suâ Britannia. 91. Aliud ad Eundem. The following tribute to learned Ben may serve as a brief specimen. Ad Ben Jhonson. Filius Hebræis Ben est: son filius Anglis: Two LETTERS FROM KING JAMES THE FIRST. NEAL, in his History of the Puritans, i. 523, speaks of a letter from King James to Queen Elizabeth in 1591, requesting her Majesty to show favour to Mr. Cartwright, &c. That letter is here introduced from a transcript in nearly a coeval hand-writing. The second letter was addressed to L. Hambleton, and printed by Strype, in his Annals of the Reformation, iv. 357, from a copy in the Harleian library, which appearing less genuine than the present, becomes an inducement to reprint it here. Cartwright, as appears from Biographia Britannica, iii. 286, did not obtain his liberty from the Fleet Prison till about the middle of the year 1592. King James to Queen Elizabeth. "RIGHT excellent, right high and myghtie Princesse, our dearest Sister and Cosin, in our heartiest man er we recommend us unto you: Hearing off the apprehension of Mr. Udal, Mr. Cartwright, and certain other ministers of ye. Evangil. wth in your realme, off right good erudition and fruitful travailes in yo. Church, we heare a verie credible good report. (How soever their diversities from ye. Bish'. and others of your Clergie, in maters touching them in conscience, have bin a means by their dilation, to work them your mislike at this present) we cannot, weighing ye. duetie which we owe to such as are afflicted for their conscience in yt profession, but by our most effectuous and earnest Letter interpone us at yo1. hand, to any harder |