Transcripts of State Papers.

(1) ff. 3-5, Royal Commission to Sir Abraham Shipman; ff. 6-9, His Instructions. (2) ff. 96-8, Memorial presented by the King's command to the Portuguese Ambassador Don Francisco Ferreira Rabelle July 1693. (3) ff. 124-60. Moneys disburst on his Majesty's Account by Sir Abraham Shipman for the Expedition of Officers and Soldiers for Bombay 1661-64; ff. 161-82, Moneys disburst by Humphrey Cooke for his Majestie to the Officers and Soldiers 1663; ff. 183-7, General Muster of Soldiers, &c, in his Majesty's service at Bombay on 25th Feb. 1664/5; ff. 188-9, List of his Majesty's Stores at Bombay 3rd March 1664/5. (4) ff. 195-6, Royal Commission to Sir Gervase Lucas as Governor and Commander-in-Chief at Bombay 1665; ff. 197-200, His Instructions 1665; ff. 201-3, His observations on the Papers referring to Bombay 18th Jan. 1665/6; ff. 204-5, Report upon Bombay and Estimate of Recruits required 26th March 1666. (5) ff. 270-1, Sir Gervase Lucas to the King 22nd Nov. 1666; ff. 272-4, Sir Gervase's reply to Mr. Humphrey Cooke's Protest 13th Dec. 1666; ff. 299-302, Sir Gervase to Lord Arlington 21st March 1666/7. (6) ff. 333-5, Sir George Oxenden to Lord Arlington, Principal Secretary of State 24th June 1667. (7) Mr. Humphrey Cooke's claim to succeed Sir Gervase Lucas ff. 336-42, Correspondence between Humphrey Cooke and Capt. Henry Gary 9th Aug. to 10/20th Oct. 1667; f. 343, Humphrey Cooke to Sir George Oxenden 9th Oct. 1667; ff. 344-5, Capt. Gary's Proclamation against Humphrey Cooke 15th Oct. 1667; ff. 346-68, Capt. Gary's letters to the King and the Earl of Clarendon 12th Dec. 1667.

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