Letter from Edward, Lord Zouch, to the Mayor and Jurats, Commonalty and inhabitants, of Sandwich, requiring a subscription for the King and Queen of Bohemia; date 1620. Rep. 5, part 1, p. 570. _The Manuscripts of the Corporation of Totnes_ A letter to the Mayor and burgesses of Totnes, dated the 9th of January, 1612, and signed “W. Exon” (William Cotton, Bishop of Exeter). It is the desire of his Majesty and the Archbishop of Canterbury that collections be made throughout the Kingdom for the Reformed Churches, and the College, in the City of Prague, Bohemia. Rep. 3, p. 349. _The Manuscripts in the Library of the University of Edinburgh_ Protest by the nobles of Bohemia and Moravia, addressed to the Council of Constance, on 2nd of September, 1415, in reference to the burning of John Huss and Jerome of Prague. The document is written on a sheet of parchment, authenticated by 100 signatures and as many seals. It was bequeathed to the University in 1657, by Dr. William Guild, sometime principal of King’s College, Aberdeen, an office from which he was deposed by five colonels of General Monk’s army in 1651, but it is uncertain how it was acquired by Dr. Guild. Statement by John Stuart. Rep. 1, p. 121. _The Manuscripts of the Right Honourable Lord Calthorpe_, Grosvenor Square, London A discourse concerning the Palsgrave’s accepting the crown of Bohemia. Rep. 2, p. 43. _The Manuscripts of the Most Honourable the Marquis of Westminster_, at Eaton Hall, Co. Chester A true description of the late deceased Prince of Bohemia, taken 1629 (11 pages), by an attendant. Rep. 3, p. 215. _The Manuscripts of the Most Hon. Marquis of Salisbury_, at Hatfield House 1554, Apr. 27. Letter from Queen of Bohemia to the Queen, Rep. 4, p. 204. 1554, Apr. 27. Letter from King of Bohemia to the Queen, Rep. 4, p. 204. Manufacture of saltpetre by Lazarus Erkerne, chief master of the Emperor’s mines in Bohemia. The Arms of the King of Bohemia, viz. a red lion (?) with 2 tails in a red field. Rep. 3, p. 188. States of Bohemia to the Elector of Saxony. Rep. 3, p. 214. 1619, Sept. 7. Bohemian States to Queen of Bohemia. Rep. 3, p. 179. 1620, May 31. Baron Dona (Bohem. Amb.) to Salisbury. Rep. 3, p. 179. _The Manuscripts of the Earl of Ancaster_, preserved at Grimsthorpe NEWSLETTERS 1620, Oct. 21. The Hague. The new King of Hungary was in the field with 70,000 men. He had sent 20,000 men into Stiria (where they sacked and burned divers places and ordered the States to join the Confederation), and another 20,000 into Bohemia and Moravia. He himself was going with 30,000 into Austria, having left strong garrisons in Hungary. V.-, p. 395.