The Life And Campaigns of Alexander Leslie
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2 Earls of Ancram and Lothian, i. , 131. The letter is undated. The Earl had been sent to London to concert measures regarding Ireland with the Parliament. Cf. Ibid. , i. , 130.
NEWCASTLE AND IRELAND. 165 MY LORD, According to your Lordship's advyse of the eight of this moneth, we had from Sir Archibald Jonstoune the Treattie 1 with several! instructiouns and informationis from him by word. Bot now ther is nothing more trowble- some to us, then that in the expectation of the 20, 000 lib. To hav...e beene sent doune long agoe, many of the levies wer verie far advanced, and the souldiouris, to the gentle- men officeris thair infinit prejudice, ly heavie on ther handis, so that we have beene forced to cause the com- missarie vse all meanis in borrowing of money for the present dispatche of such as wer most reddie, quhairby your Lordship may be assured that as att this present some companyes ar on the march, so everie day hence- forth some regiment or companies wilbe sent alongis till the full number of our levie be compleitlie transportit ; for the quhich cause I sent for your Lordship's lieutenant collonell, to the intent he might ressave ordour with such proportioun of money as can be gottin, that so your Lord- ship's regiment may nothing be postponit till any of the rest.
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2 Earls of Ancram and Lothian, i. , 131. The letter is undated. The Earl had been sent to London to concert measures regarding Ireland with the Parliament. Cf. Ibid. , i. , 130.
NEWCASTLE AND IRELAND. 165 MY LORD, According to your Lordship's advyse of the eight of this moneth, we had from Sir Archibald Jonstoune the Treattie 1 with several! instructiouns and informationis from him by word. Bot now ther is nothing more trowble- some to us, then that in the expectation of the 20, 000 lib. To hav...e beene sent doune long agoe, many of the levies wer verie far advanced, and the souldiouris, to the gentle- men officeris thair infinit prejudice, ly heavie on ther handis, so that we have beene forced to cause the com- missarie vse all meanis in borrowing of money for the present dispatche of such as wer most reddie, quhairby your Lordship may be assured that as att this present some companyes ar on the march, so everie day hence- forth some regiment or companies wilbe sent alongis till the full number of our levie be compleitlie transportit ; for the quhich cause I sent for your Lordship's lieutenant collonell, to the intent he might ressave ordour with such proportioun of money as can be gottin, that so your Lord- ship's regiment may nothing be postponit till any of the rest.
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