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Author: Macpherson, James, 1736-1796.
Title: Original papers: containing the secret history of Great Britain, from the restoration, to the accession of the House of Hannover. ... The whole arranged and published by James Macpherson, ... [pt.2]
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Macpherson, James, 1736-1796.
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CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME.
1706.
1707.
1708.
1709.
1710.
1711.
1712.
1713.
1714.
ERRATA.
year
STUART PAPERS.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy.
"An account of the present state of Scotland, in July, 1706."—Indorsed, "Mr. Scot's relation."
"First, An account of the standing forces, now actually in the kingdom."
"Second, The officers of state are"
Third, "An account of the Shires."
Edinburgh.
Haddington.
Berwick.
Roxburgh.
Selkirk.
Peebles.
Lanerk.
Dumfries.
Wigton.
Kirkcudbright.
Air.
Dumbarton.
Bute.
Renfrew.
Linlithgow.
Stirling.
Perth.
Fife.
Forfar.
Kincardineshire, commonly called Mearns.
Aberdeenshire.
Inverness.
Nairn.
Cromarty.
Argyle.
Bamff.
Sutherland.
Caithness.
Elgin.
Orkney.
Clackmannan.
Ross.
Kinross.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
editor's note
"The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy."
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
A Memorial, shewing that it is the interest of the King of Sweden to hinder the Hannoverian succession.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Earl of Portland to Robethon.
Extract of a letter from the Princess Sophia.
editor's note
Cowper, the lord-keeper, to the Elector.
Lord Somers to the Elector.
The Earl of Sunderland to the Elector, sent by Lord Halifax.
The Duke of Bolton to the Elector, sent by Lord Halifax.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Queen Anne to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Earl of Rivers to the Elector, sent by lord Halifax.
editor's note
Lord Halifax to Robetbon.
The Duke of Newcastle to the Elector.
The Electoral Prince to Lord Raby.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. The operations of the campaign.
Lord Wharton to the Elector.
The Earl of Orford to the Elector.
Duke of Buckingham to the Princess Sophia.
editor's note
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Electoral Prince to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Earl of Portland to the Elector.
The Duke of Buckingham to the Princess Sophia.
The Electoral Prince to the Queen.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Queen.
The Princess Sophia to the Queen.
The Electoral Princess to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Earl of Portland.
The Elector to the Earl of Sunderland.
The Elector to Lord Somers.
The Elector to Cowper, the Lord Keeper.
The Elector to the Earl of Orford.
The Elector to the Duke of Newcastle, Lord Privy Seal.
The Elector to the Duke of Bolton.
The Elector to the Earl of Rivers.
The Elector to Lord Wharton.
The Elector to Lord Halifax.
The Earl of Scarborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Mr. Addison to Mr. Lewis.
The Electoral Prince to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Electoral Prince to Mr. Cresset.
The Elector to Mr. Cresset.
Lord Halifax to Robetbon.
Lord Halifax to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector, after the taking of Menin.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Earl of Scarborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector, after the taking of Dendermonde.
Lord Halifax to Robethon.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Lord Halifax to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. After the taking of Ath.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Lord Halifax to the Princess Sophia.
Lord Halifax to Robethon.
The Elector to Lord Halifax.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Princess Sophia to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
year
STUART PAPERS.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's Letters.
The Earl of Middleton to Colonel Hooke.
The Earl of Middleton to M. de Chamillart.
The Earl of Middleton to M. de Chamillart.
The Earl of Middleton to Colonel Hooke, of the same date.
The Earl of Middleton to Colonel Hooke.
The Earl of Middleton to M. de Chamillart.
editor's note
Instructions from M. de Chamillart to colonel Hooke.
editor's note
"A declaration of war, with instructions to Colonel Hooke, Feb. 1707."
Instructions for Colonel Hooke.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters continued.
The Earl of Middletan to Colonel Hooke.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters continued.
The Earl of Middleton to M. de Chamillart.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Electoral Prince to Queen Anne.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Electoral Prince to Queen Anne.
editor's note
The Elector to Sir Rowland Gwyne.
editor's note
The Elector to Mr. Scot.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Earl of Sunderland to Robethon.
The Electoral Prince to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
editor's note
The Elector to George Murray.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
year
STUART PAPERS.
"Instructions to—, going by our order to Scotland.
editor's note
"Instructions to Charles Farqwharson, going by our Order to SCOTLAND.
"A memorial concerning the instructions which the King of England proposes to give to the person his Majesty intends to send to the Highlanders of Scotland."
editor's note
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters continued.
An Anecdote concerning a letter of Lord Godolphin's to the court of St. Ger∣mains, and Lord Wharton's machinations thereon.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
Queen Anne to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Earl of Peterborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Earl of Peterborough.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Lord Halifax to Sophia, Electness of Hannover.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. After the taking of Lisle.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. After the passage of the Schelde and relieving Brussels.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the surrender of the citadel of Lisle.
The Electoral Princess to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the surrender of the town of Ghent.
year
STUART PAPERS.
"An account of the Highland clans in Scotland, with a short narrative of the services they have rendered the crown, and the number of armed men they may bring to the field for the King's service."
"An answer proposed to be sent to the Scots in April 1709."
editor's note
The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy.
A Memorial sent with the preceding letter to the Marquis de Torcy.
Extracts from Lord Caryll's Letters.
editor's note
"Copy of a Letter from the Duke de Beauvilliers to the Earl of Middleton, May 27, 1709."
"Copy of Lord Middleton's Answer to the Duke de Beauvilliers, May 27, 1709."
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"A minute of what was proposed at St. Germains, in case the congress at the Hague was continued. June, 1709."
Extracts from Lord Caryll's Letters continued.
"A Memorial, shewing the advantage of sending a person, in whom confidence may be placed, to the Hague, to take care of the interests of his Britannic Majesty."
editor's note
Lord Lovat to the Earl of Leven.
editor's note
Translation.
editor's note
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
Sir Rowland Gwyne to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Lord Halifax to the Elector.
The Elector to Lord Halifax.
Lord, Halifax to Robethon.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
King Stanislaus to the Elector. After the battle of Pultowa.
The Elector to King Stanislaus.
The Electoral Prince to Queen Anne. On the birth of the Princess Anne.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
year
STUART PAPERS.
The Abbé de Polignac to the Earl of Middleton.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram
Extracts from Lord Caryll's letters, continued.
editor's note
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
editor's note
"Instructions to our trusty and well-beloved Colonel Nathaniel Hooke, going, by our order, to Holland.
The Abbé de Polignac to the Earl of Middleton.
editor's note
The Abbé de Polignac to the Chevalier de St. George.
The same to the Queen.
The Earl of Middleton to the Abbé de Polignac.
The Chevalier de St. George to the Earl of Middleton.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
editor's note
James Ogilvie to the Earl of Middleton.
Chevalier de St. George to the Earl of Middleton.
The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy.
editor's note
The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy. Inclosing a Letter from the Queen to the Duke of Marlborough.
editor's note
A Letter from the Queen to Gurney [Marlborough], July, 1710.
editor's note
The Chevalier de St. George to the Earl of Middleton.
The Chevalier de St. George to the Earl of Middleton.
editor's note
The Earl of Middleton to the Marquis de Torcy.
A Memorial to the marquis de Torcy, dated at Chaillot, the 29th August, 1710, and sent with the preceding letter.
editor's note
letter extracts
letter extract
editor's note
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
Queen Anne to the Elector.
The Dutchess of Marlborough to Mrs. Howe.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Earl of Rochester to the Elector.
The Earl Ilay to the Elector.
Lord Howard of Escrick to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the taking of Douay.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Earl of Rochester.
The Elector to the Earl of Ilay.
The Elector to Lord Howard of Escrick.
Queen Anne to the Elector.
The Duke of Shrewsbury to the Elector.
The Earl of Rochester to the Elector.
editor's note
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the taking of Bethune.
Doctor Hutton to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
editor's note
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Earl of Rivers to Baron Bernsdorff.
editor's note
The Duke of Buckingham to the Elector.
The Elector to the Earl of Rochester.
The Elector to the Duke of Shrewsbury.
The Elector to Queen Anne, sent by the Earl of Rivers.
The Duke of Shrewsbury to the Elector.
The Princess Sophia to Queen Anne, sent by the Earl of Rivers.
The Elector to the Duke of Buckingham.
Robert Harley to the Elector.
The Duke of Leeds to the Elector.
editor's note
Mr. D'Hervart to Robetbon.
Mr. De la Motte to Robethon.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the surrender of Aire.
Henry St. John to Robethon.
Copy of a Letter from a secret Correspondent, which was sent from London, in cypbers.
Mr. Blathwait to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to Mr. Harley.
Robethon to Mr. St. John.
The Elector to Doctor Hutton.
The Elector to the Duke of Leeds.
Extract of a letter from Sir Rowland Gwyne to Robethon.
year
STUART PAPERS.
"The King's letter to Lord Balmerino."
Middleton inclosed this letter in the following to Abram.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
editor's note
The Memorial of the Sieur Lamb.
editor's note
A letter to a friend; with a state of affairs in England. 1711.
editor's note
A letter to Queen Anne from her Brother.
editor's note
"Abstract of a letter writ in his Majesty's own hand, and sent to his friends in England."
editor's note
"My Lord's letter to Abram."
editor's note
"My Lord's letter to Lilly."
editor's note
"Mutato nomine de te fabula narratur."
editor's note
Tunstal to the Earl of Middleton.
The Earl of Middleton to Mr. Tunstal.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
Nairne to Abram.
editor's note
A Memorial given to the Marquis de Torcy, from which he may form in∣structions, to the plenipotentiaries of his most Christian Majesty at Utrecht concerning the succession to the crown of England.
A Memorial concerning the dowry of the Queen of England, and the indem∣nity of the King of England's subjects, given to the Marquis de Torcy, in December, 1711.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Elector to Mr. Blathwait.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
Mr. St. John to Robethon.
Mr. Harley to the Elector.
The Electoral Prince to Lord Halifax.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
Heinsius to Baron Bernsdorff.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to Doctor Hutton.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Earl of Oxford.
The Earl of Oxford to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector. Upon the taking of Bouchain.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to Mr. St. John.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Duke of Shrewsbury to the Elector.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
The Earl of Oxford to the Elector.
The Earl of Oxford to the Princess Sophia.
The Elector to the Earl of Oxford.
The Duke of Buckingham to the Elector.
The Elector to the Duke of Marlborough.
The Bishop of Bristol to the Elector.
The Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
editor's note
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Princess Sophia to Queen Anne.
editor's note
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The Elector to the Bishop of Bristol.
The Elector to the Earl of Oxford.
The Elector to the Duke of Shrewsbury.
The Elector to the Duke of Buckingham.
The Electoral Princess to Queen Anne.
The Elector to Kreyenberg his resident at London.
The Princess Sophia to the Earl of Strafford.
year
STUART PAPERS.
Mrs. White to Mr. Watson.
The designs and projects of the Whigs against the Tory ministry discovered and prevented, at the time prince Eugene came, and the duke of Marlborough was turned out of all his employments.
editor's note
To her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain.
Letters from Nairne to Abram and Berry, from the 11th to the 21st Fe∣bruary 1712.
"Two letters from John Scrimger. Copied by Mr. Nairne, Clerk of the Privy Council." 26th Feb. 1712.
Extracts from the first letter.
Extracts from the second letter.
Mrs. White to Mr. Watson.
editor's note
"Anecdotes of Plunket, Harley, &c."
editor's note
Anecdotes concerning the Duke of Marlborough, the Peace, and the designs of the Duke and prince Eugene against the Ministry.
A Letter signed Charles Johnson, and addressed to Charles Adams; but in∣dorsed by Sir William Ellis, "Mr. Ken." 22 February,/4 March. 1712."
Letters from Nairne to Abram.
The Earl of Middleton to the Abbé de Polignac.
editor's note
A letter from Mr. Lilly, under the Signature of II. J. and in an effected bad spelling, and addressed to Mr. Edward Jones, at Mr. John Hackett's, Merchant, in Rotterdam.—Jones is Sir William Ellis; the letter is indorsed by him, "Mr. Lilly; dated 10 March, but came with the letters of four pacquets, of which the freshest was of 1/12 April, 1712."
"Extracts of a letter from Mrs. Jane Murray, 14th March, 1712."
Letters from Nairne to Berry and Abram.
editor's note
"Articles necessary to be explained before I can leave France."
editor's note
A letter to Queen Anne, from her brother.
A letter from Mrs. White.
The Earl of Middleton to Berry.
Letters from Nairne to Abram and Berry, from the 31st of March to the 12th of May.
"A copy of the three first pages of Mr. White's letter of 22 April./3 May. Which are written in a cut paper, in Sir William Ellis's hand."
A letter from—to—.
A letter from Mr. Matthews to—.
Extracts of a letter from John Scrimger.
editor's note
J. Johnson to—.
Mr. Lilly to Sir William Ellis.
Copies of two letters, supposed to be from Mrs. Jean Murray.
letter
letter
Mr. Plunket, under the name of Rogers, to Mr. Watson [E. of Middleton].
Plunket to Mr. Watson.
Rogers to some foreign Minister.
Rogers to Mr. Watson.
Mrs. White to Mr. Watson.
Letters from Nairne to Berry and Abram.
Rogers to Mr. Watson, i. e. Plunket to the Earl of Middleton.
The blotted Scroll of a Letter from prince Eugene (probably to Count Zin∣zendorff) mentioned in the preceding to Mr. Watson.
Rogers to Mr. Watson.
editor's note
Letters from Nairne to Abram, Berry, and Hacket; and from Middleton to Mrs. Watson, from 5th to 19th June.
A letter from the Duke of Hamilton, with a French translation, both in cyphers, but decyphered.
editor's note
Rogers to Watson, i. e. Plunket to Middleton.
editor's note
Mr. Mathews to Mr. Watson..
Two letters from Mr. Sheridan, under the name of Singleton, to Mr. Jones. This probably is the Mr. Sheridan whom the Chevalier de St. George appointed to be governor to his son, and who came over with him to Scot∣land in 1745.
LETTER 1st.
LETTER 2d.
Letters from Nairne to Abram.
A letter from S. Johnson.
letter
Rogers to Mr. Watson, i. e. Plunket to Middleton.
Letters from the Earl of Middleton and Mr. Nairne to Abram, Berry, Scot, and Mrs. Watson.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
The Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
The Princess Sophia's answer to the Earl of Strafford.
The Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
Extracts from the Electress's answer to the Earl of Strafford.
Extracts of a letter from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
Extracts of the Princess Sophia's Answer to the preceding Letter.
The Princess Sophia to Queen Anne.
Extracts of a Letter from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
The Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
The Princess Sophia's Answer to the Earl of Strafford.
Extracts of a Letter from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
The Earl of Oxford to the Princess Sophia.
The Earl of Oxford to the Princess Sophia.
The Elector of Hannover to Queen Anne.
The Princess Caroline to Queen Anne.
The Princess Sophia to Queen Anne.
The Elector of Hannover to Queen Anne.
Robethon to Baron de Grote.
Extracts of a letter from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
Robethon to the Baron de Grote.
The same to the same.
Extracts from the Electress's answer to the Earl of Strafford.
year
STUART PAPERS.
A letter from Mr. Rogers [Plunket].
Extract of a letter from Abbé Innes to the Earl of Middleton.
editor's note
Extract of a letter from "James Forbes to Jacques Clerice, at Mr. Hacket's, merchant, Rotterdam."
Extracts of a letter from Lord Newcastle to the Earl of Middleton.
Mr. Lilly to Sir William Ellis.
Extract of a Letter from Abbé Inese.
Mrs. White to Sir William Ellis.
Extracts of a Letter from Father Ines to the Earl of Middleton.
editor's note
Mr. O Rouerke to the Earl of Middleton.
Mr. Craon's Letter to O Rourke, mentioned in the preceding.
Extract of a Letter from Lord Newcastle to the Earl of Middleton.
editor's note
Nairne to Straton.
Extracts of a Letter from Mr. O Rouerke to the Earl of Middleton.
Queen Dowager to the Earl of Middleton. Upon his leaving her son's service.
Extracts of a letter from Lord Newcastle to the Earl of Middleton.
Extract of a letter from Father Inese to the Earl of Middleton.
Mrs. White to Mr. Watson.
O Rouerke to the Earl of Middleton.
The Queen to the Earl of Middleton.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
Nairne to Berry.
Extracts of Letters from On. O Rouerke, and Abbé Inese, to the Earl of Middleton.
Mr. O Rouerke to the Earl of Middleton.
Abbé Inese to the Earl of Middleton.
The Pretender to Lewis the XIV.
letter
Mr. Lilly to Mr. Manley, i. e. the Earl of Middleton.
"An extract of Mr. Rogers's [Plunket's] letters of the 9th, 14th, 20th, 23d, and 27th of February, 1713."
The Earl of Middleton to Berry.
The Earl of Middleton to Mr. Lamb.
editor's note
Sir William Ellis to Mr. Ken.
Nairne to Berry.
Rogers or Plunket, under the signature of J. Tomson, to Sir William Ellis.
Sir William Ellis to Plunket or Rogers.
J. Tomson, i. e. Rogers or Plunket, to Sir William Ellis.
The same to the same.
Sir William Ellis to Plunket.
J. Tomson, i. e. Rogers to Sir William Ellis, under the feigned name of Robert Jones.
The same to the same.
Letters from Nairne to Scot and Berry.
Nairne to Scot. Mr. Scot is Henry Straton.
editor's note
Nairne to Scot.
Sir William Ellis to the Earl of Middleton.
The same to the same.
Nairne to Sir William Ellis.
The Earl of Middleton to Abram.
Nairne to Abram.
Nairne to Berry.
J. Tomson to Sir William Ellis.
Extracts of a letter from Mr. Clinch, with an account of occurrences, in England, at the proclaiming the peace.
J. Tomson to Robert Jones; that is, Plunket or Rogers to Sir William Ellis.
editor's note
Letters from Nairne to Scot and Abram.
editor's note
letter
J. Tomson [Plunket] to Sir William Ellis.
Ralph Wingate to Mr. Thomas Austin.
Anecdotes, concerning the Treaty of Commerce with France.—Debates there∣on, in the House of Commons, when rejected, in compliment to Sir Thomas Hanmer, by the Earl of Oxford.
J. Tomson [Plunket] to Sir William Ellis.
The same to the same.
Mrs. White to Mr. Watson.
"A copy of the 2d and 3d pages of Mrs. White's letter of 30 July,/10 August, which are written on a cut paper."
The same to the same.
Letters from Nairne to Abram and Berry, August, 1713.
Nairne to Abram.
Nairne to Berry.
J. Rogers to Sir William Ellis.
Letters from Nairne to Abram, Berry, and Scot, September 19, 1713.
Nairne to Abram.
Nairne to Berry.
Nairne to Scot, i. e. Mr. Henry Straton.
"Draught of an Answer to Mr. Anderson," i. e. Lord Mar, "upon the article of Religion." Sept. 1713.
Extracts of a Letter from Doctor Clinch.
Plunket to Sir William Ellis.
Letters from Nairne to Abram and Berry.
Trevers [Tunstal] to the Earl of Middleton.
Extracts of a letter to Mr. Nelson.
J. Tomson to Mr. Massey, i. e. Rogers or Plunket to the Earl of Middleton.
Nairne to Abram.
The Earl of Middleton to Rogers. An answer to his letter of the 24th.
Rogers to Mr. Massey, i. e. the Earl of Middleton.
letter
J. Rogers to Lady Middleton.
Letters from Rogers to Sir William Ellis and the Earl of Middleton.
J. Rogers to Mr. Massey; i. e. Plunket to the Earl of Middleton.
J. Rogers to Mr. Massey; i. e. Plunket to the earl of Middleton.
Letters from Mr. Nairne to Abram and Berry.
Mr. Nairne to Abram.
Mr. Nairne to Berry.
editor's note
"Jack Rogers' dream," i. e. Plunket's account of various and secret intrigues in England.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
letters
Robethon to the Baron de Grote.
Robethon to De Grote.
letter
letter
letter
letter
letter
Copy of the Rescript, signed by the Elector, as mentioned above.
letter
letter
letter
letter
letter
Letters from Robethon to de Grote continued.
In Robethon's hand, in French.
letter
letter
letter
letter
The two following Extracts have no date.
A Memorial sent to the Baron de Grote, from Hannover, the 10th of March, 1713. From the Elector's ministers, asking the opinion of their friends in England, concerning the measures to be taken upon the Queen's death.
editor's note
Intelligence concerning the Pretender.
editor's note
"Intelligence come from Father Ernest, Dean of the Cathedral of Tournay."
Intelligence concerning the Pretender.
The Earl of Sunderland to Monsieur de Bothmar.
The same to the same.
Answers to the Questions of the Memorial inserted above, drawn up by the Elector's friends in England, and sent by Lord Sunderland to the Baron de Bothmar at the Hague.
The Duke of Marlborough to the Elector.
Letters from Kreyenberg and Hermitage to Robethon.
A Letter from Kreyenberg.
Letters from M. l'Hermitage.
A Letter from M. l'Hermitage.
Extract of a letter from the Princess Sophia to the Earl of Strafford.
Letters from Bothmar from the Hague, and from L'Hermitage from London, to Robethon at Hannover, May, June, and July, 1713.
Bothmar to Robethon.
editor's note
A letter from M l'Hermitage.
A letter from M. l'Hermitage.
A letter from M. l'Hermitage.
A letter from M. l'Hermitage.
A letter from M. l'Hermitage.
editor's note
A Letter to Messrs. Kreyenberg and l'Hermitage.
editor's note
The Earl of Sunderland to Bothmar.
editor's note
Extracts of a letter from Sophia, Electress of Hannover, to the earl of Strafford.
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Jacob Mears to the Elector.
Extracts of Letters from Baron de Schutz, envoy from the Elector of Hannover, and Monsieur Galke, secretary of the embassy in London, to Bothmar at the Hague, and Robethon in Hannover. Containing several particulars concerning their secret intrigues in England.
Baron de Schutz to Robethon.
Baron de Schutz to Baron de Bothmar, in cyphers.
Baron de Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Bothmar.
Galke to Robethon.
This is only the copy of a letter sent by Schutz in cyphers. There is a copy of it decyphered in an unknown hand, and another in Robethon's.
The following is a copy, in Robethon's hand, of a letter written in cyphers by Schutz to Bothmar.
The same to the same.
Schutz to Robethon.
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Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Extracts of Letters from Schutz to Robethon and to Bothmar, Nov. 1713. Containing several particulars concerning private characters and the history of the times.
Schutz to Robethon.
A copy in Robethon's hand of a letter sent by Schutz, in cyphers.
Schutz to Robethon.
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Translation.
A copy in Schrader's hand, so that the original was probably a letter from Schutz to Bothmar, in cyphers.
The following letter is in Galke's hand, and not signed; but it is decy∣phered by Robethon, who marks on the top, "from M. de Schutz."
Schutz to Bothmar.
Schutz to Robethon.
The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
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Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to—(Bothmar probably); for it is a copy in Schrader's hand of a letter written by Schutz in cyphers.
Bothmar to Monsieur de Bernsdorff.
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STUART PAPERS.
A letter to the Duke of Lorrain from his Envoy at Vienna. Concerning the marriage of the Pretender with one of the Arch-dutchesses.
The answer of the Duke of Lorrain to his Envoy at Vienna.
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"Abstract of a letter, written in his Majesty's hand, on the subject of reli∣gion, to a person in England, to be shewn to his friends there."
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The Duke of Lorrain to the Chevalier de St. George. On the death of Queen Anne.
An anecdote concerning Queen Anne's confession to the Bishop of London, about her brother, on her death-bed.
Anecdote from R. Lesly.
Various Anecdotes concerning the Earl of Oxford, Bolingbroke, Harcourt, &c. about the time of the death of Queen Anne.
Further Anecdotes of the Lords Oxford, Harcourt, and Bolingbroke.
HANNOVER PAPERS.
George Ridpath to the Baron de Bothmar.
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Extracts of letters from Baron de Schutz in London, to Robethon in Hannover.
Schutz to Robethon.
The same to the same.
The same to the same.
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The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Extracts of letters from Scbutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Intelligence from England by the way of Calais.
Schutz to Robethon.
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George Ridpath to Bothmar.
Extracts of Letters from Schutz and Kreyenberg to Robethon and Bothmar.
A letter from Schutz.
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Schutz to Robethon.
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Schutz to Bothmar.
Schutz to Robethon.
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Schutz to Robethon.
The same to the same;—and of the same date.
George Ridpath to Bothmar.
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Extracts of Letters from Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
The same to the same.
The same to the same.
Mons. Martines to Robethon.
Lord Polwarth to Robethon.
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Extracts of letters from Schutz and Kreyenberg, to Robethon and Bothmar.
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Kreyenberg to Robethon.
The Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Extracts of Letters from Schutz and Kreyenberg, from London, to Bothmar at the Hague, and Robethon in Hannover, with letters from Bothmar to Robethon, and copies of two letters be wrote to Cadogan, March, 1714.
Kreyenberg to Bothmar.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Bothmar.
Bothmar to Robethon.
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Schutz to Robethon.
Kreyenberg to Robethen.
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Schutz to Robethon.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Copy of the ostensible letter from Bothmar to Cadogan, mentioned in the preceding.
Copy of the private letter from Bothmar to Cadogan.
Extracts of letters from the Princess Sophia to the Earl of Strafford, and from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
letter extract
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Extract of a letter from the Earl of Strafford to the Princess Sophia.
Extracts of letters from Schutz to Bothmar; and from Schutz, Bothmar, Kreyenberg, and Martines to Robethon. March and April, 1714.
Schutz to Robethon.
Monsieur Martines to Robethon.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
Schutz to Bothmar.
The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Extracts of letters from Schutz to Bothmar; and from Schutz, Bothmar, and Kreyenberg, to Robethon. April, 1714.
Schutz to Bothmar.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Schutz to Robethon.
The same to the same.
Schutz to Robethon.
Copy of Schutz's letter to the Lord Chancellor.
Copy of the Lord Chancellor's answer.
Schutz to Bothmar.
The Earl of Oxford to Baron Wassenaer Duyvenvoorde.
Schutz to Robethon.
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Lord Townshend to Robethon.
Extracts of letters from Schutz to Robetbon.
Schutz to Robethon.
The same to the same.
Extracts of a letter from Lord Strafford to Sophia, Electress of Hannover.
Extracts of a letter from Galke, Secretary of the Embassy at London, to Robethon.
Lord Townshend to Robethon. Inclosing a paper of the Examiner, and urging to send over the Prince.
The Archbishop of York to the Princess Sophia.
The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
A Memorial from the Electress and Elector to Queen Anne.
Lord Anglesey to the Princess Sophia.
Sir Thomas Hanmer to the Princess Sophia.
Extracts of letters from Galke and Kreyenberg, to Robethon and Bothmar, May, 1714.
Galke to Robethon.
Kreyenberg to Bothmar.
Galke to Robethon.
The same to the same.
Kreyenberg to Robethon.
Mr. Cadogan to Bothmar.
Baron de Wassenaer Duvenvoerde to the Earl of Oxford.
"Extract of a letter from Sir Richard Onslow, who was once speaker to the house of commons."
An unknown friend in England to Monsieur de Bothmar.
Cadogan to Bothmar.
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Queen Anne to the Elector of Hannover.
Intelligence concerning the Pretender, communicated to Baron de Bothmar.
This extract of a letter from Luneville, and also the copy of the following letter is in Schrader's hand.
Extracts of a letter from Kreyenberg to Bothmar.
Letters from the Elector to Queen Anne, June 1714.
The Elector to Queen Anne.
The same to the same.
The Electoral Prince to Queen Anne.
Extracts of letters from Galke and Bothmar to Robethon.
Galke to Robethon.
Bothmar to Robethon.
The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Queen Anne to the Elector.
Mr. Bromley to the Earl of Clarendon.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Galke to Robethon.
The same to the same.
The same to the same.
Kreyenberg to Robethon.
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The Duke of Marlborough to Robethon.
Extracts of several letters from Bothmar to Robethon, from his arrival in London in the end of June to the death of the Queen, 1st of August, O. S. 1714.
Mr. Secretary Bromley to the Earl of Clarendon.
Extracts of Letters from Bothmar and Kreyenberg to Robethon and Berns∣dorff. August, 1714.
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Bothmar to Bernsdorff.
The present state of the Peerage of England, in relation to the Succession after the Queen's death, recommended by a club of gentlemen conversant in both parties.
For the Family of Hannover.
For the St. Germains Family.
Mr. Prior to Lord Bolingbroke.
Extracts of letters from Schrader and Klingraff to Robethon. August, 1714.
Schrader to Robethon.
Klingraff to Robethon.
Extracts of a letter from Mr. Craggs to Robelhon.
The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Secretary Bromley.
The Earl of Strafford to Monsieur Robethon.
The same to the Earl of Clarendon.
Schrader to Robethon.
Lord Halifax to Robethon.
Extracts of letters from Kreyenberg and Bothmar to Robethon, and from Robethon to Baron Gortz. August 1714.
Kreyenberg to Robethon.
Bothmar to Baron Gortz.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Lord Bolingbroke to the Bishop of Rochester.
Mr. Addison to Mons. de Robethon.
Extracts of several letters to Robethon.
Bothmar to Robethon.
Mr. Addison to Robethon.
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APPENDIX.
Life of James II. Written by himself.
King Charles the Second's Letters in Manuscript.
NAIRNE'S PAPERS, D. N. VOL. II. FOLIO.
D. N. VOL. I. QUARTO.
D. N. VOL. II. QUARTO.
VOL. III. QUARTO.
VOL. IV. QUARTO.
Lettres et Memoires du Cardinal Gualterio. 2 Vols. 4to.
VOLUMES VII. VIII. and IX. QUARTO.