My verye good Lord.

Since I writt last to your Lordship Mr Oldsworth told me he was goinge to your Lordship to intreat in his Lord's Name some migitation of Fees Concerninge the perpetuitye for the Hebrewe Reeder. Mye Lords memorye must ever be pretious with me: and thearfore understandinge from your Lord's officer that it was fitt his Maiestye should be moved in it, and his pleasure be signifyed to your Lordship, I did in prosecution of mye late Lords desyer, humblye move his Maiestye about it; And in Consideration the Perpetuitye in thiss graunt is not to Mr Morris his person, but his place as Hebrewe Reader; his Maiestye is graciouslye pleased to have the Fees Moderated or remitted as your Lordship pleases, and Commaunded me to signifye soe to your Lordship. Thiss done I ﹛maye﹜ not trespass farther upon the multitude of your Lordships occasions, but humblye take mye leave. And shall ever rest

your Lordships, lovinge poore frend and servant

Guil: London:

April. 13. 1630.

To the Right honourable my very good Lord the Lord Coventrie Lord Keeper of the great Seale of England. These.