128 A letter to the king, of my lord chancellor's amend-

ment, and the difference begun between the chan-

cery and king's bench,

.

374

129 To Sir George Villiers,

376

130 To Sir George Villiers, about swearing him into

the privy council,
377

131 To the king, of the chancery and king's bench, 378

132 To the king, on the breach of the new company,383

133 To Sir George Villiers,

merset,

134 To his majesty, about the earl of Somerset,

135 To his majesty, about the chancellor's place, 389

136 To Sir George Villiers, about the earl of So-

390

137 To Sir George Villiers, about the earl of So-

merset,
393

138 A letter to the king, with his majesty's observa-

tions upon it,
395

139 To Sir George Villiers, about the earl of So-

398

merset,

140 To Sir George Villiers, of Somerset's arraignment,

400

141 To the king, about Somerset's examination, 402

142 An expostulation to the lord chief justice Coke, 403

143 To Sir George Villiers,

411

412

414

420

ibid.

421

144 To the king, about the Commendams,

145 A memorial for his majesty, 1616,

146 To Sir George Villiers,

387

ibid.

147 To Sir George Villiers,

148 Touching the Commendams,

149 To Sir George Villiers,

150 To Sir George Villiers,

151 To Sir George Villiers,

152 To Sir George Villiers,

435

436

437

438

153 To Sir George Villiers, about Irish affairs, ibid.

154 To the king,

441

155 To Sir George Villiers, on sending his bill for

viscount,

442

156 To Sir George Villiers, on sending his patent, 443

157 To the king, of Sir George Villiers's patent, 445

158 To Sir George Villiers, on sending his patent

sealed,

446

159 To Sir George Villiers, acknowledging the king's

favour,

160 To the king,

161 To the lord viscount Villiers,

447

ibid.

448

162 Reasons why the new company is not to be trusted

and continued with the trade of cloths,

449

163 To the lord viscount Villiers,

451

452

164 To the lord viscount Villiers,

165 To Sir Francis Bacon, his majesty's attorney

453

454

455

167 To the lord viscount Villiers, about duels,

168 To the lord viscount Villiers,

459

462

169 To the earl of Buckingham, on the same day Sir

Francis Bacon was declared lord keeper of the

great seal,

ibid.

463

170 To the earl of Buckingham,

171 To the university of Cambridge,

172 To the earl of Buckingham,

464

465

173 To the earl of Buckingham,

466

general,

The case of John Bertram,

166 To the lord viscount Villiers,

174 To Mr. Matthew, censuring some astronomers in

Italy,

ibid.

467

469

175 To the king, about the Spanish match,

176 To the earl of Buckingham,

177 An account of council business, and other matters,

470

178 A note of some precedents as come nearest the case

of the lord Brackley : referred to in the fore-

going letter,

474

179 To the lord keeper,

180 To the earl of Buckingham,

181 To the earl of Buckingham,

182 To the king,

183 To the earl of Buckingham,

184 To the king,

185 To the earl of Buckingham,

186 A memorial for his majesty,

187 To the earl of Buckingham,

188 To the earl of Buckingham,

189 To the earl of Buckingham,

475

476

ibid.

478

481

482

483

484

486

487

488

190 To the lord keeper,

191 To the earl of Buckingham,

192 To the earl of Buckingham,

193 To the earl of Buckingham,

194 To the king,

493

195 To the marquis of Buckingham,

495

196 To Mr. Matthew, about reading and giving judg

ment upon his writings,

496

ibid.

197 To the marquis of Buckingham,

198 To the lord chancellor,

199 To the king,

200 To the lord chancellor,

201 To the marquis of Buckingham,

202 To the marquis of Buckingham,

203 To the marquis of Buckingham,

204 To the marquis of Buckingham,

205 To the marquis of Buckingham,

206 To the marquis of Buckingham,

207 To the marquis of Buckingham,

208 To the marquis of Buckingham,

209 To the lord chancellor,

210 To the marquis of Buckingham,

211 To the marquis of Buckingham,

212 To the king,

499

ibid.

500

501

502

503

504

505

507

508

ibid.

510

511

ibid.

512

513

514

515

ibid.

217 To my very loving friends, Sir Thomas Leigh and

Sir Thomas Puckering, knights and baronets, 516

ibid.

213 To the king,

214 To the marquis of Buckingham,

215 To the lord chancellor,

216 To the lord chancellor,

489

ibid.

218 To the marquis of Buckingham,

219 To the lord chancellor,

220 To the lord chancellor,

221 To the marquis of Buckingham,

222 To the lord chancellor,

223 To the marquis of Buckingham,

224 To the lord chancellor,

225 To the marquis of Buckingham,

226 To the marquis of Buckingham,

227 To the marquis of Buckingham,

228 To the marquis of Buckingham,

491

ibid.

517

518

ibid.

520

ibid.

521

522

523

524

525

229 To the lord chancellor,

230 To the marquis of Buckingham,

231 To the lord chancellor,

254 To the lord chancellor,

255 To the marquis of Buckingham,

256 To the king,

232 To the marquis of Buckingham,

233 To the marquis of Buckingham,

234 To the king,

529

ibid.

235 To the marquis of Buckingham,

236 To the marquis of Buckingham,

237 To the marquis of Buckingham,

238 To the marquis of Buckingham,

239 To the king,

530

531

ibid.

532

534

240 To the marquis of Buckingham,

241 To the lord chancellor,

242 This letter was written with the king's own hand,

to my lord chancellor Verulam, upon his lordship's

sending to his majesty his Novum Organum, 535

243 To the marquis of Buckingham,
ibid.

244 Draught of a proclamation for a parliament, re-

ferred to in the preceding letter,

536

245 To the lord chancellor,

246 To Sir Henry Wotton,

542

247 Lord of St. Alban's to Mr. Matthew,

248 To Mr. Matthew, believing his danger less than

he found it,

543

249 To Mr. Matthew, expressing great acknowledge-
ment and kindness,
ibid.

250 To Mr. Matthew, owning his impatient attention

to do him service,

251 To the marquis of Buckingham,

252 To the marquis of Buckingham,

253 To the lord chancellor,

257 To the king,

258 To the king's most excellent majesty,

259 To the prince of Wales,

260 To the king,

261 To the marquis of Buckingham,

262 A memorial for his majesty's service,

263 To the marquis of Buckingham,

264 To the marquis of Buckingham,

b

VOL. V.

525

ibid.

526

527

ibid.

ibid.

541

ibid.

544

ibid.

546

548

ibid.

ibid.

549

550

551

552

553

554

ibid.

556

557

265 To the marquis of Buckingham,

266 To the king,

267 To the lord St. Alban,

268 To the marquis of Buckingham,

269 To the lord St. Alban,

270 To the lord St. Alban,

271 To the lord St. Alban,

557

558

559

ibid.

560

ibid.

561

ibid.

562

272 To the marquis of Buckingham,

273 To the king's most excellent majesty,

274 To the lord marquis of Buckingham, high admiral

of England,

563

564

566

a good

571

275 To father Redempt. Baranzan,

276 To the king,

277 To Mr. Matthew, employing him to do

office with a great man,

278 To the lord Digby on his going to Spain,

279 To Matthew,

280 Anexpostulation to the marquis of Buckingham,573

281 To the lord St. Alban,

282 To the marquis of Buckingham,

283 To the duke of Buckingham,

284 To the lord St. Alban,

285 To the duke of Buckingham,

286 To the lord St. Alban,

572

ibid.

575

575

577

ibid.

578

ibid.

287 To the lord St. Alban,

288 To the duke of Buckingham,

289 To the lord St. Alban,

290 To the lord St. Alban,

291 To the duke of Buckingham,

292 To the lord St. Alban,

293 To the lord treasurer Marlborough, expostulating

about his unkindness and injustice,

294 To the king,

582

ibid.

295 In answer to the foregoing, by king James, 584

296 The lord viscount St. Alban to Dr. Williams, bishop
of Lincoln, concerning his speeches, &c. ibid.

297 The bishop's answer to the preceding letter, 585

298 To the queen of Bohemia,
587

299 A letter of the lord Bacon, in French, to the mar-

quis Fiat,
588

300 To the earl of Arundel and Surry: just before

his death, being the last letter he ever wrote, ibid.

579

ibid.

580

ibid.

581

ibid.