3. Philip II.'s reply to the English ambassador in the case of Bishop Cuadra, April, 1563. 4. Charges made in England against the Bishop of Aquila, Philip's ambassador, and the answers. 5. Queen Elizabeth to Philip II., January 18, 1569. 6. Philip to Elizabeth, May 9, 1569. 7. Elizabeth to Philip, March 20, 1571. 8. Answer, June 4, 1571. 9. Declaration of the Council to the Spanish ambassador Don Gueran de Espes, Dec. 14, 1571. 10. The ambassador's answer. 11. Elizabeth to Philip, Dec. 16, 1571. 12. Bermandino de Mendoza to Philip II., in cypher, London, January 26, 1584. 13. Philip to Elizabeth, July, 16, 1568. 14. Duke of Alva to Philip II., January 14, 1572. 15. Minutes of a letter from Philip II. to Don Gueran de Espes, February 24, 1572. A.M. * * * * * {103} MINOR QUERIES. _The New Temple._--As your correspondent L.B.L. states (Vol. ii., p. 75.) that he has transcribed a MS. survey of the Hospitallers' lands in England, taken in 1338, he will do me a great kindness if he will extract so much of it as contains a description of the New Temple in London, of which they became possessed just before that date. It will probably state whether it was then in the occupation of themselves or others: and, even if it does not throw any light on the tradition that the lawyers were then established there, or explain the division into the Inner and Middle Temple, it will at least give some idea of the boundaries, and perhaps determine whether the site of Essex House, which, in an ancient record is called the Outer Temple, was then comprehended within them. EDWARD FOSS.