Questions proposed by Lord Langdale, at the request of Lord Mulgrave, Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, to the Deputy Lieutenants and Justices, at Beverley, as to their support for the removal of the penal laws and liberty of conscience

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Papers of the Constable Maxwell Family of Everingham, Caerlaverock and Terregles (including the Haggerston and Sherburne Families)U DDEV

Acklam, and Woodhouse Grange par. Sutton Upon DerwentU DDEV/1

Manor of AcklamU DDEV/2

ArrasU DDEV/3

AtwickU DDEV/4

BeverleyU DDEV/5

BielbyU DDEV/6

Manor of BubwithU DDEV/7

EttonU DDEV/8

EveringhamU DDEV/9

Manor of Everingham with ThorpeU DDEV/10

FlamboroughU DDEV/11

Gardham and Newton par. Cherry BurtonU DDEV/12

HaytonU DDEV/13

HothamU DDEV/14

KiplingcotesU DDEV/15

LissettU DDEV/16

Market WeightonU DDEV/17

North DuffieldU DDEV/18

NunburnholmeU DDEV/19

RowlstonU DDEV/20

Seaton RossU DDEV/21

Manor of Seaton RossU DDEV/22

ShiptonU DDEV/23

Sutton on Hull and SouthcoatesU DDEV/24

Thorpe Le StreetU DDEV/25

WholseaU DDEV/26

WressleU DDEV/27

Mortham and Rokeby (North Riding)U DDEV/28

Barlow (West Riding)U DDEV/29

Camblesforth (West Riding)U DDEV/30

Drax (West Riding)U DDEV/31

Manor of DraxU DDEV/32

HambletonU DDEV/33

SpofforthU DDEV/34

YorkU DDEV/35

Gloucestershire and WiltshireU DDEV/36

GlenthamU DDEV/37

KingerbyU DDEV/38

Middle RasenU DDEV/39

OsgodbyU DDEV/40

RoxbyU DDEV/41

Toft next NewtonU DDEV/42

WestboroughU DDEV/43

West RasenU DDEV/44

West Rasen LeasesU DDEV/45

WhisbyU DDEV/46

London and MiddlesexU DDEV/47

NottinghamshireU DDEV/48

OxfordshireU DDEV/49

Various TownshipsU DDEV/50

BondsU DDEV/51

InquisitionsU DDEV/52

SettlementsU DDEV/53

WillsU DDEV/54

Various DeedsU DDEV/55

AccountsU DDEV/56

Vouchers and AcquittancesU DDEV/57

Rentals and Rent AccountsU DDEV/58

Surveys and ValuationsU DDEV/59

CorrespondenceU DDEV/60

DiariesU DDEV/61

LegalU DDEV/62

Acts of ParliamentU DDEV/63

Drainage and NavigationU DDEV/64

Pedigrees and Genealogical MaterialU DDEV/65

InventoriesU DDEV/66

Roman Catholic MaterialU DDEV/67

MiscellaneousU DDEV/68

Cellar Book: Everingham ParkU DDEV/68/1

Cellar Book. In 'Lett's Gentleman's Cellar Book'U DDEV/68/2

Cellar BookU DDEV/68/3

Catalogue of books. (Alphabetical)U DDEV/68/4

Catalogue of books. (by shelves)U DDEV/68/5

Catalogue of books (Alphabetical)U DDEV/68/6

'Copy of the Catalogue of my (William Haggerston Constable) Books given me by the Jesuits in 1752 which Contains the books belonging to Sir Marmaduke Constable deposited then in their library at their college at St. Omers'U DDEV/68/7

List of books left in the first division of the library at the English College by T. Darrel at St. Omers, the property of Sir Marmaduke Constable, dec'd. by Ralph HodshonU DDEV/68/8

Catalogue of books at Everingham property of Marmaduke Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/9

Catalogue of booksU DDEV/68/10

Catalogue of old books in the library (at Everingham?)U DDEV/68/11

Catalogue of books (in the library at Everingham?) by William Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/12

Printed. Report by Jos. Stevenson on manuscripts and books at Everingham ParkU DDEV/68/13

List of documents at Everingham property of Sir Philip Constable. (With additons to 1700)U DDEV/68/14

Parchment Roll, being a copy of the list as U DDEV/68/14U DDEV/68/15

List of documents 'in the 21 boxes'U DDEV/68/16

List of documents 'between Suthylls & others'U DDEV/68/17

'A note of Sir Marmaduke Constable's Writings'U DDEV/68/18

'A Catalogue of deeds and papers sent to London in a black box'U DDEV/68/19

List of deedsU DDEV/68/20

'A Schedule of Sir Marmaduke Constables Writings in Mr. Culcheths hands'U DDEV/68/21

'List of Deeds Papers Writings etc. found in the late Mr. Constable's Trunk at Messrs. Wright & Co. Bankers'U DDEV/68/22

List of deeds relating to the Settlement by Sir Marmaduke Constable Maxwell to William Haggerston Constable of the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire estatesU DDEV/68/23

List of 'Papers likely to be wanted' (in connection with affairs of Peter Constable Maxwell, dec'd.)U DDEV/68/24

Sale Catalogue of Burton Constable ManuscriptU DDEV/68/25

Schedule of deeds returned to Lord Herries: Beilby, Seaton Ross, Drax, Everingham. (1817 - 1877)U DDEV/68/26

List of documents in book of Broadsheets at Everingham Park. (1647 - 1751)U DDEV/68/27

List of documents in book of Broadsheets at Everingham Park. (1647 - 1751)U DDEV/68/28

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'Settled Estates'U DDEV/68/29

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'Box of important documents and other Manuscripts'U DDEV/68/30

List of documents as U DDEV/68/30U DDEV/68/31

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'Various Lists of Manuscripts'U DDEV/68/32

Draft of U DDEV/68/32U DDEV/68/33

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'In Bureau or Chest of Drawers under window. Muniment Room'U DDEV/68/34

Draft of U DDEV/68/34U DDEV/68/35

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'Seaton Ross & Bielby Papers'U DDEV/68/36

List of documents at Everingham Park. 'Large, Documents, Maps etc.'U DDEV/68/37

'2nd List of Everingham Manuscript. Selected'U DDEV/68/38

'List of Everingham Manuscript. Second Series'U DDEV/68/39

Notes on documents at Everingham Park by Rev. R.C. WiltonU DDEV/68/40

List of documentsU DDEV/68/41

Rough Catalogue of Everingham Manuscript when at Ampleforth College, compiled by Father AvelingU DDEV/68/42

Memoranda Book of Richard ChorleyU DDEV/68/43

Note Book containing memoranda of pedigrees, settlements, rentals, surveys, stewards' accounts, land tax, estate matters, etc.U DDEV/68/44

Memoranda Book of (Marmaduke Constable Maxwell)U DDEV/68/45

Memoranda Book of (Marmaduke Constable Maxwell)U DDEV/68/46

Memoranda Book of (William, 10th Lord Herries?) mainly a journal of estate matters; celebrations of his 21st birthdayU DDEV/68/47

Memoranda Book of (William Constable Maxwell)U DDEV/68/48

Memoranda Book of William Constable Maxwell of estate matters (including some rentals)U DDEV/68/49

Memoranda Book of William, 10th Lord Herries: Yorkshire and Lincolnshire estate matters, 1846 - 1876U DDEV/68/50

Memoranda Book of estate mattersU DDEV/68/51

Memoranda Book containing addresses; Roman Catholic feast days; copy letters from Fr. Gosford and E.J. Turbrick to Lady Herries on death of son Peter; lists of family birthdaysU DDEV/68/52

Memoranda Book of 11th Lord Herries being a journal of estate matters, 1877 - 1908U DDEV/68/53

Memoranda Book containing weights of family and friendsU DDEV/68/54

Newspaper cutting: funeral of Mrs. Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/55

The 'Yorkshire Gazette'U DDEV/68/56

Newspaper cutting: marriage of Miss Hope Scott of Abbotsford with Joseph Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/57

Newspaper cutting: sale of Draycott estate, co. CheshireU DDEV/68/58

Newspaper cutting: cattle feedU DDEV/68/59

Newspaper cutting: speech given by Lord Herries at St. Bede's (Roman Catholic) Grammar School, BradfordU DDEV/68/60

'The Yorkshire Herald'U DDEV/68/61

'The Yorkshire Herald'U DDEV/68/62

'The Yorkshire Herald'U DDEV/68/63

Newspaper cutting: the succession to Cardinal VaughanU DDEV/68/64

Newspaper cutting: funeral of Lady Margaret HowardU DDEV/68/65

Newspaper cutting: proposed Commission to enquire into the wording of the Accession OathU DDEV/68/66

Newspaper cutting: letter from Duke of Norfolk on Royal Declaration BillU DDEV/68/67

Newspaper cutting: attendance of Peers and Peeresses at Coronation of Edward VIIU DDEV/68/68

Newspaper cutting: house party at EveringhamU DDEV/68/69

Newspaper cutting: interview with Richard Witty, a centenarian, of Seaton RossU DDEV/68/70

Newspaper cutting: letter from Lady Herries concerning statement of expenditure of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Families AssociationU DDEV/68/71

Newspaper cutting from the 'Eastern Morning News': cartoon on abolition of Corn TaxU DDEV/68/72

Newspaper cutting from the 'Eastern Morning News': announcement of wedding of Duke of NorfolkU DDEV/68/73

Newspaper cutting from the 'Eastern Morning News': engagement of Duke of Norfolk to Gwendoline Mary MaxwellU DDEV/68/74

Newspaper cutting, Similar to U DDEV/68/74U DDEV/68/75

Newspaper cutting from the 'Eastern Morning News': speech of Lord Herries at Hymers College, HullU DDEV/68/76

Newspaper cutting from 'The Journal': speeches by Lord Herries and others at the 'Great Unionist Demonstration' at the City Hall, PerthU DDEV/68/77

Newspaper cutting: history of Herries familyU DDEV/68/78

VolumeU DDEV/68/79

'The New and Complete Pigeon Fancier [ ]'U DDEV/68/80

'Remarks on the Drill Husbandry' by Sir John AnstrutherU DDEV/68/81

'The Oxford & Cambridge Review'. No. IIIU DDEV/68/82

'Statement of Rev. Dr. Walsh, with reference to the Residuary Bequest of the late Charles Robert Blundell, Esq.'U DDEV/68/83

'The Rambler'U DDEV/68/84

Label of bundle. With list of contentsU DDEV/68/85

'The Lords Protestation'. Being reasons against Bill to confirm, retrospectively Acts made in previous Parliament'U DDEV/68/86

'Proposals for the Actual Survey of all the Counties in England & Wales, by Mr. Adams of the Inner Temple', 1688U DDEV/68/87

'The Doctrine of Passive Obedience and Jure Divino disproved'U DDEV/68/88

Copy of Letter from meen heer T.V.L. to meen heer H.V.CU DDEV/68/89

'A short history of the convention or the new Christned Parliament'U DDEV/68/90

Copy. Lord Dundee's Speech to his soldiers before the battle and his letter to the KingU DDEV/68/91

Proclamation by King James in favour of Protestants in IrelandU DDEV/68/92

'List of their Majesties Royal Fleet now actually at Sea, with the number of Men and Guns; also the Commanders Names'U DDEV/68/93

'Some Queries Concerning the Election of Members For the Ensuing Parliament together with a reply by way of Query to the same'U DDEV/68/94

'T. Van C.'s Answer to [ ] H. Van L.'s Letter of the 15 March 1689. Representing the true interests of Holland'U DDEV/68/95

'Concerning the Case of taking the New Oath of Fealty and Allegiance, With Declarations etc.'U DDEV/68/96

'The English-man's Allegiance: or Our Indispensable Duty by Nature, by Oaths, and by Law, to our Lawful King'U DDEV/68/97

'Fair Warning to all English-men. Given by a true lover of his Country'U DDEV/68/98

'The State of the City of London, and their Humble Desires upon the Bill for Restoring their Charters & Liberties'U DDEV/68/99

'Animadversions upon the modern Explication of II Hen. 7. Cap. I. Or a King de Facto'U DDEV/68/100

'Five Questions Propounded to the People of England'U DDEV/68/101

'Letter from a Gentleman in Flanders to a Lord in the Parliament'U DDEV/68/102

'The Balance Adjusted: Or, the Interests of Church and State Weighed and Considered upon this Revolution'U DDEV/68/103

'Letter from a Dissenter in the Country, to a Dissenter in the City'U DDEV/68/104

'The State Prodigal his Return; containing a true state of the Nation. In a Letter to a Friend'U DDEV/68/105

'Lord Haversham's Vindication of his Speech in Parliament'U DDEV/68/106

PoemsU DDEV/68/107

Recipes and medicinal prescriptionsU DDEV/68/108

Sale Catalogue of pictures, property of R. Westall, Esq., R.A., by Mr. Phillips at the Great Rooms, 73, New Bond St.U DDEV/68/109

Sale Catalogue of Household furniture, books, etc. at the Grove Richmond, by Messrs. Taylor & Son.U DDEV/68/110

Sale Catalogue of ancient and modern pictures by Christie, Manson & WoodsU DDEV/68/111

Copy (17th cent.) of 'The Provisions Made for the Feast of George Neville, Archbishop of York at his instalation'U DDEV/68/112

Folio XXV and fragment of folio XXX from Year Book. 21 Ed. IVU DDEV/68/113

Oath of Francis I of France to Sultan Soliman. (Copied 1693)U DDEV/68/114

Lottery tickets? Issued by Gregory Pacok to men from Millington, Great Driffield, Watton, South Cave, Hotham, Newbald, South Dalton, Hull Water Bank, North Burton.U DDEV/68/115

List of parish churches in Lincoln made by Thomas Harris in 1597. Those standing in 1640 being marked.U DDEV/68/116

'A note of Gadwood which hath beene felled & cutt downe this Spring'U DDEV/68/117

'A Booke towchinge the Order and Government of a Nobleman's House' by George ConstableU DDEV/68/118

Copy by Sir John Fenn in 1792 of 'The Breviate of the Government of a Nobleman's House. 1605'U DDEV/68/119

Printed. 'Description & briefe Relation of the Siedge of Breda'U DDEV/68/120

Memorandum of Settlements as U DDEV/53/5 and U DDEV/53/15U DDEV/68/121

Heads of proposals for settlement of the constitution of the country (Oliver Cromwell to be Lord Protector, etc.)U DDEV/68/122

Proposals offered to Sir Philip Constable for managing and improving his estates in YorkshireU DDEV/68/123

'A note of the Offices, and Officers in the Court of Common Pleas and the valewes of the severall Offices ...... 'U DDEV/68/124

Similar list to U DDEV/68/124 of offices and officers of the Navy OfficeU DDEV/68/125

Warrant and instructions given to High Constables at York Assizes for putting the laws against papists into executionU DDEV/68/126

Abstract from book called 'Some few questions concerning the Oath of Allegiance. Printed 1660'U DDEV/68/127

'A Note of debts'U DDEV/68/128

Precept to Constables of Holme Beacon to attend at house of Robert Dixon of Seaton to 'annswere particularlie in Writinge unto the fourteene severall Articles'U DDEV/68/129

Memorandum of date of marriage of writer (11 April 1654), and births of children Elizabeth, Isabell, William, George, Charles, John, LouiseU DDEV/68/130

Memorandum relating to settlement of an annuity of Mrs. BishoppU DDEV/68/131

'List of Fees due to the Kings Servants upon the creating off severall degrees of Honor'U DDEV/68/132

Summary of Evidence of Edward Hornbrough, Elizabeth Bateman and son Richard B.U DDEV/68/133

Writ Sheriff of Yorkshire to summon Sir Marmaduke Constable to answer Charles, Earl of Carlisle in a plea of debtU DDEV/68/134

Promissory Note: Philip Constable to pay £20 to whom sister, Catherine Radclyffe, shall appoint when she becomes a nun.U DDEV/68/135

Manuscript. Treatise on military architectureU DDEV/68/136

Precept to pay 'Castle-Guard-Rents and Arrears' at the Sign of the Sun-Dial over against Fetter-Lane- end in HolbournU DDEV/68/137

Seals and signatures of Marmaduke Constable and John Constable and John MusgraveU DDEV/68/138

Fragment of a list of amercements in a manor court and to charge a juryU DDEV/68/139

'Rules for the Incumbent of Holme Beacon, Howdenshire and Selby'U DDEV/68/140

'Names of the Commissioners of the east Riding of Yorkshire for the capitation act'U DDEV/68/141

Note on orders of precedenceU DDEV/68/142

'The reason of the protesting Lord in the case of Sir John Fenwick'U DDEV/68/143

'List of names of sych as have paied noe part of their composition... 'U DDEV/68/144

Notes from 'Homme de la Coure' by M. AmebotU DDEV/68/145

Rough notes on weight and value of silverU DDEV/68/146

Specification for building a granary and 'under Roomes'U DDEV/68/147

A loyal address to the King by Parliament, proclaiming James, Duke of Monmouth, a traitorU DDEV/68/148

List of French Army OfficersU DDEV/68/149

Certificate of Land Tax payable by Sir Philip Constable and his servants Henry Pullayne and Thomas DickinsonU DDEV/68/150

Memorandum of coins minted in England 1695 - 1698; and inscriptions on 'the greate bell of Westminster removed from thence to St. Pauls churche in 1698'U DDEV/68/151

Order in Exchequer discharging Sir Philip Constable from payment of poll taxU DDEV/68/152

List of 10 names of (East Riding gentry)U DDEV/68/153

'The Lady's Answer to a Divorce, or, a Vindication of the Honourable State of Matrimony', by the Duchess of NorfolkU DDEV/68/154

News LetterU DDEV/68/155

Detailed account, payable to Mr. Wright, goldsmith, for repairs to a gold minute watch 'name Tampion'U DDEV/68/156

Extract from 'Life of Fenelon', by L.F. de Bausset, formerly Bishop of AlairsU DDEV/68/157

Schedule of deeds referred to in a deed, from which this has become detachedU DDEV/68/158

Table of tithes. With an account of Compositions, Transactions, Custom, Prescription and PrivilegesU DDEV/68/159

Draft. Notice to tenants. Son[ ] Constable has taken over management of estatesU DDEV/68/160

Parody of Letters Patent granting the Petition of the spinsters of York and detaining the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Blue, at York for the term of one yearU DDEV/68/161

List of Members of Parliament who voted 'against the Convention'U DDEV/68/162

Writ of Latitat: Sheriff of Yorkshire to arrest David Pearson to answer a plea of trespass of William KerchysonU DDEV/68/163

Fragment of an account concerning the charity of Hannah Moore to an old lady (found 'living in a hay stack near Bristol?')U DDEV/68/164

Extract from letter from Lady Harcourt, Geneva, to Mr. DanbyU DDEV/68/165

Catalogue (of cameos?) in FrenchU DDEV/68/166

Comments on a biography 'The Life of C.P.'U DDEV/68/167

Certificate: Admission of William Haggerston Constable Maxwell as a burgess of EdinburghU DDEV/68/168

Engraving: 'The Representations of the most considerable Action in the Siege of a Place, taken from one of the sieges of Barcelona'U DDEV/68/169

Engraving: 'How Sallies are defended & Repulsed'U DDEV/68/170

Engraving: 'An Attack and Lodgement on the Covert Way'U DDEV/68/171

Engraving: 'Attack of two Bastions the Breaches being made by the Miner'U DDEV/68/172

Engraving: 'The Assault on the Main Body of the Place'U DDEV/68/173

Engraving: 'The Place given up to Plunder'U DDEV/68/174

Engraving: The Battle of CullodenU DDEV/68/175

Engraving: 'The taking of Quebec'U DDEV/68/176

Engraving: The Battle of Neumark in SilesiaU DDEV/68/177

Engraving: 'The Battle of Lowoschutz'U DDEV/68/178

Engraving: 'The Battle of the Prague'U DDEV/68/179

Engraving: 'The Battle of Minden'U DDEV/68/180

Account of the poverty of Robert Dolman M.D., who was put out of his estates by an Attorney, Mr. LakelandU DDEV/68/181

Exercise Book containing notes on botanyU DDEV/68/182

Certificate of Marmaduke Maxwell Constable of Everingham, esq. taking declarations under Act for relief of PapistsU DDEV/68/183

Certificates of baptisms of Mary Constable Maxwell (6 October 1801); Teresa C.M. (26 February 1803); and William Constable Maxwell (25 August 1804)U DDEV/68/184

Certificates and extracts relating to the burial of Marmaduke Constable Maxwell at Abbeville and foundation of a MassU DDEV/68/185

Rules for servantsU DDEV/68/186

Printed Form of Tenancy AgreementU DDEV/68/187

Printed Form of Tenancy Agreement (similar to U DDEV/68/187)U DDEV/68/188

Draft of Tenancy Agreement as U DDEV/68/188U DDEV/68/189

List (of names of school boys?)U DDEV/68/190

'Penal Laws made at the first meeting of the Catch Club, held at the Thatched-House Tavern, St. James's Street'U DDEV/68/191

Specification for erection of farm house and buildingsU DDEV/68/192

'Rules of Reading Etc... from Walkers Rhetorical Grammar and Elements of Elocution Etc.'U DDEV/68/193

'Select Propositions of Natural Philosophy' (to be explained by Hon. Walter Clifford, Mr. Constable Maxwell and others) at Stonyhurst CollegeU DDEV/68/194

Extract from History of Charles XII of SwedenU DDEV/68/195

Fishing hooks and lines in cover addressed to Hon. Charles Langdale of TerreglesU DDEV/68/196

'A Table for Measuring land, by Pacing; and also by Chain'U DDEV/68/197

English Exercise BookU DDEV/68/198

Certificates of William Constable Maxwell to confirm Marmaduke Maxwell of Terregles, taking Oath under Act for Relief of PapistsU DDEV/68/199

Subscription list towards expenses incurred by Mr. O'Connell in defending his election for city of DublinU DDEV/68/200

Printed Form of Tenancy AgreementU DDEV/68/201

Printed. Regulations for the Anniversary Dinner of the Society of ArtsU DDEV/68/202

Circular Letter: establishment of a General Registration Agency Office to undertake searches in non-parochial registersU DDEV/68/203

Printed: Report of the Clerk of the Peace for the East Riding on equalization of the county rateU DDEV/68/204

Notice from George Leeman, Clerk of the Peace of the East Riding to Overseers of the PoorU DDEV/68/205

Circular Letter from George Leeman, Clerk of the Peace of the East RidingU DDEV/68/206

Notice of East Riding County RateU DDEV/68/207

Passport Book of Marmaduke Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/208

Address of congratulations to Lord Herries from his tennants and dependants on his regaining the Herries PeerageU DDEV/68/209

Note Book: account of distribution of gameU DDEV/68/210

Piece of 'Cloth made of the Bark of a Tree from Madagascar given me by Bishop Slater'U DDEV/68/211

Handbill. Letter from Rev. Joseph Foxley, Vicar of Market WeightonU DDEV/68/212

Valuation of cattle lost in the cattle plague in the Holme Beacon DivisionU DDEV/68/213

Commission as Lieutenant in Princess of Wales Own Hussar Regiment of Yorkshire granted to Marmaduke Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/214

Memorandum of crops on Thomas Kemplay's farmU DDEV/68/215

Petition to the House of Lords from Roman Catholics in Seaton RossU DDEV/68/216

Programme: 'Who Wants a Guinea' at Stonyhurst CollegeU DDEV/68/217

List of members of the Yorkshire Agricultural SocietyU DDEV/68/218

Photographs of paintings of Peter Constable Maxwell; and his wife Helena and childU DDEV/68/219

Commission as Captain in Hussar (Princess of Wales) Own Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) granted to Marmaduke Constable MaxwellU DDEV/68/220

Draft. Protest by (Catholic) members of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society against toast proposed to 'The Archbishop and Clergy of Yorkshire' at the Society's Annual DinnerU DDEV/68/221

Exercise Book of Emily Maxwell: ancient historyU DDEV/68/222

Note Book of Angela Herries containing extracts from letters to Marmaduke Constable Maxwell from his father (10th) Lord HerriesU DDEV/68/223

Passport of Lord and Lady Herries and maid servants travelling on the ContinentU DDEV/68/224

Note Book of Angela Fitzalan Howard containing copy of a playU DDEV/68/225

Part copies from playsU DDEV/68/226

Sale Catalogue of books (of Lord Herries?) sold by Messrs. Pottrick & Simpson. With pricesU DDEV/68/227

Programme of Concert and lecture of tour in the Holy Land, given at EveringhamU DDEV/68/228

Notes on, and printed booklet of, lecture given by Lord Herries to the Pocklington Literary Socity on 'Local Government in Yorkshire in the Olden Time'U DDEV/68/229

Billiard Score BookU DDEV/68/230

List of 'Subscribers to Mr. Arthur Wilson's Presentation Portrait'U DDEV/68/231

List of Subscribers to the Holderness Hounds, 1901 - 1902; 1902 - 1903U DDEV/68/232

Invitation card to wedding of Gwendoline, daughter of Lord Herries, to the Duke of Norfolk at Everingham ChurchU DDEV/68/233

Illustration from 'The Illustrated London News' of wedding as U DDEV/68/233U DDEV/68/234

'List of (tenants) invited'U DDEV/68/235

Summary of proposed scheme for elementary education in EnglandU DDEV/68/236

'Catholic Memorial to Marquis of Salisbury on the Elementary School Question'U DDEV/68/237

Rough sketch of the scheme for giving rate-aid to voluntary schoolsU DDEV/68/238

'A suggested Catholic Programme on the Education Question'U DDEV/68/239

Memorandum as to the appointment of Clerk of the Peace and RegistrarU DDEV/68/240

Photographs of gentlemen on horse backU DDEV/68/241

Instructions for using a barrel organ in the Hall at EveringhamU DDEV/68/242

List of portraits at EveringhamU DDEV/68/243

Permit Book (under the Defence of the Realm Act) of Lady HerriesU DDEV/68/244

Order of funeral service of Angela, Baroness HerriesU DDEV/68/245

Inspeximus of Letters Patent conferring a baronetcy on Philip Constable of Everingham, esq. (Beverley. 20 July 1642).U DDEV/68/246

Letters Patent conferring on Marmaduke Francis, Baron Herries (of the peerage of Scotland), the title of Baron Herries of Carlaverock Castle and EveringhamU DDEV/68/247

Volume. 'Constable MSS. Relating to the penal laws etc.'U DDEV/68/248

List of 'Townes feasted in [ ] Christmas, 1553'U DDEV/68/248/1

Form of leaving money for masses, early 16th centuryU DDEV/68/248/2

Royal Licence to Phillipp Constable of Everingham, esq. a convicted recusant, having compounded for an annual rent of £250, to travel more than 5 miles from his dwelling (but not to stay in London).U DDEV/68/248/3

Copy of Royal Licence as p.5, U DDEV/68/248/3U DDEV/68/248/4

NewsletterU DDEV/68/248/5

'Heads for a Petition on behalfe of the Cath[olics] of Eng[land]'U DDEV/68/248/6

List of manors forfeited by Sir Robert ConstableU DDEV/68/248/7

Letter of Protection for Phillip Constable of Everingham, esq. having compounded for his recusancyU DDEV/68/248/8

Recognizance in £250: by Phillip ConstableU DDEV/68/248/9

Recognizance in £250: by Robert Winne of EveringhamU DDEV/68/248/10

Loose between pp. 12 and 13 are three further Recognizances (similar to p.13, U DDEV/68/248/10) by Robert Winne, 27 November 1633; 9 June 1634; 1 June 1635U DDEV/68/248/11

Recognizances (similar to p.13, U DDEV/68/248/10) by William Archer of GarthomU DDEV/68/248/12

Recognizance in £6 by Robert Strother of Everingham, yeomanU DDEV/68/248/13

Acquittances to (Sir) Phillip Constable of EveringhamU DDEV/68/248/14

Acquittance: Mrs. Constable to Sir John ReresbyU DDEV/68/248/15

Articles between Sir Matthew Boynton and others and Sir Hugh Cholmeley, for the surrender of Scarborough CastleU DDEV/68/248/16

Copy. Letter: Charles I to Lord BellasisU DDEV/68/248/17

Draft Memorandum to the Committee for the County of LincolnU DDEV/68/248/18

'Heades presented by the Armie' to the King, 19 June 1647U DDEV/68/248/19

Articles between English and Scottish Commissioners and Lord Bellasis, for the surrender of Newark, 6 May 1646U DDEV/68/248/20

Order: Committee for Compounding with Delinquents to the Committee for the County of LincolnU DDEV/68/248/21

Letter of Protection from Sir Thomas Fairfax to Sir Phillipp Constable and his family and goods at Everingham, 27 April 1649U DDEV/68/248/22

Order of the late Committee for the Militia and of the Committee for DisbandingU DDEV/68/248/23

Petition of Marmaduke Constable to the Commissioners for the Militia of the city of YorkU DDEV/68/248/24

Report on petition of William Creyke of York, mercer (as p.26, U DDEV/68/248)U DDEV/68/248/25

Copy. Valuation of estate of Sir Phillip Constable, a papist delinquentU DDEV/68/248/26

Petition of Sir Philip Constable to Parliament: that he might be left out of the Act for the Sale of Delinquents' Estates: (Printed)U DDEV/68/248/27

Copies of Vote and Resolution in ParliamentU DDEV/68/248/28

Copies of record of convictions of Philip Constable of West Raisin for not attending parish churchU DDEV/68/248/29

Order of Commissioners for Removing ObstructionsU DDEV/68/248/30

Order of Commissioners for CompoundingU DDEV/68/248/31

Copy. Resolutions in Parliament relating to the list of those under sequestration as papists or delinquents, and the Bill for additional sales of their estatesU DDEV/68/248/32

Draft Petition that the resolution of Parliament, removing the name of Sir Philip Constable from the Bill for Sale of Delinquents' Estates, may be communicated to the Commissioners at Haberdashers' HallU DDEV/68/248/33

Order (similar to p.34, U DDEV/68/248/1E) to the Commissioners in YorkshireU DDEV/68/248/34

Petition of Sir Philip Constable to Parliament as p.30 (U DDEV/68/248/1A)U DDEV/68/248/35

Petition of the Roman Catholics to Parliament for relief from their disadvantages, 1649 - 1660, (temp. Commonwealth)U DDEV/68/248/36

Loose between pp. 38 and 39 is a draft of the Petition (as p.39. U DDEV/68/248/36) of Sir P.C. and of that to the Commissioners for Compounding as p.30 (U DDEV/68/248/27)U DDEV/68/248/37

'A Note of whatt moneyes I haved Received for my Master his Composition' and of disbursementsU DDEV/68/248/38

Order of Commissioners for Compounding: Commissioners for Sequestrations in Yorkshire to consider and report on attached copy of petition of Phillip Constable, gent. concerning outpayments from estate of Sir Philip Constable (of which P.C. claims he is tenant)U DDEV/68/248/39

Acquittance for £200. 3. 6d. paid by Sir Phillip Constable to the Treasurers of the Monies to be paid into Goldsmiths Hall, being half of the fine set on his lands in Sutton in HoldernessU DDEV/68/248/40

Certificate that the second moiety (£367. 10s.) of the purchase money (£735) payable by John Rushworth for Gardum Farm and a messuage and lands in Acklam is 'defaulked by and upon one doubled Bil or Receipt'U DDEV/68/248/41

Order of Trustees for Sale of Forfeited EstatesU DDEV/68/248/42

Certificate (similar to p.43, U DDEV/68/248/41) relating to second moiety (£1,735. 11s.) of purchase money (£3,471. 2s.) payable by John Rushworth for the manor of West RaysonU DDEV/68/248/43

Certificate (similar to p.43, U DDEV/68/248/41) relating to second moiety (£1,187. 11s.) of purchase money (£2,375. 2s.) payable by John Rushworth for Arras Farm and lands in Thorpe and WhalseyU DDEV/68/248/44

Copy. Survey and Valuation of estates of Sir Phillip ConstableU DDEV/68/248/45

Order to Commissioners in Yorkshire (similar to p.34, U DDEV/68/248/31), John Rushworth having paid the first moiety of the purchase money for tenement called Garthum House in par. Cherry Burton; and a messuage and lands in AcklamU DDEV/68/248/46

Order to Commissioners in Yorkshire: Manors of the Abbey of Drax; and a messuage in Ugleforth in YorkU DDEV/68/248/47

Order to Commissioners in Yorkshire: Arras Farm par. Weighton; lands in Thorpe par. Nunbornholme; messuage and lands in Wholsey par. Holme in Spaldingmoor; and the manor of Everingham. (Loose between these pages)U DDEV/68/248/48

Order of Commissioners in Yorkshire, further to Order as p.48 (U DDEV/48/248/1T), suspending the sequestration of the premises, 1 July 1653U DDEV/68/248/49

Order of Commissioners for Compounding: removing sequestration from estate of Sir Phillip Constable, who has compoundedU DDEV/68/248/50

Inventory of moveable goods of Sir Phillip Constable at West RasenU DDEV/68/248/51

Order of Trustees for the Sale of Forfeited Estates: for a rebate to be made to John Rushworth out of the second moiety of his purchase money for the manor of Drax Abbey, in respect of charges on the property for 'repayting the Sea Banks'U DDEV/68/248/52

Order of Commissioners for Sequestrations in Yorkshire, further to Order as p.51 (U DDEV/68/248/50), removing sequestration from estate of Sir Phillip Constable in SudcoatesU DDEV/68/248/53

Certificate (similar to p.43, U DDEV/68/248/41) relating to second moiety (£487. 17. 1 1/2d.) of purchase money (£975. 14. 3d.) payable by John Rushworth for the manor of the Abbey of Drax, and a messuage in York, 20 November 1653U DDEV/68/248/54

Orders of Commissioners for Removing Obstructions: to shew cause for detaining possession of parts of lands purchased by John RushworthU DDEV/68/248/55

Report on Petition of Phillip Constable, gent. claiming two leases for 7 years, from the Commissioners for Sequestrations, of parts of the estate of Sir Phillip ConstableU DDEV/68/248/56

Order of Commissioners for Removing Obstructions: Charles Horselye to deliver up Arras Farm, at ensuing Lady Day, to Charles RushworthU DDEV/68/248/57

Report on Surveys (March 1652) of estates of Sir Phillip Constable in Sudcoates, Atwick, Sutton and Rowlston; his title to which stemmed from a Grant by Letters Patent (14 June 1535)U DDEV/68/248/58

Copy Letter: John Rushworth, Battersaie, to Richard DarleyU DDEV/68/248/59

Pass, signed by Henry Lawrence, President of the Council, for Marmaduke Constable and one servant to travel to FlandersU DDEV/68/248/60

'A Note of Monies borrowed for purchasing and Compounding Sir Philip Constables Estate'U DDEV/68/248/61

Pass (similar to p.61, U DDEV/68/248/60) for Marmaduke Constable and two servants to travel abroadU DDEV/68/248/62

Schedule of sums to be paid by Richard Sherburn, Humphrey Weld and Dame Anne OsborneU DDEV/68/248/63

Account of the speech of the Lord Protector to Parliament, and the choosing of a speakerU DDEV/68/248/64

Letter of Protection for Sir Phillip Constable, signed by Robert LilburneU DDEV/68/248/65

Petition of Sir Philip Constable to the Council of State: that he might be exempted from Act for banishing delinquents, having compounded for his delinquency and done nothing further against the Commonwealth. Is 'aged ... indisposed in health ... and at soe great a distance from London'U DDEV/68/248/66

Petition of Marmaduke Constable, esq. son and heir of Sir Philip Constable, to the Commissioners for Removing Obstructions: claiming to be entitled (after life estate of Sir P.C.) to estates at Rowlston, Atwicke, Sudcoates, Sumergames, Sutton and Stoneferrie, entailed under Grant by Letters Patent (15 June 1535)U DDEV/68/248/67

Return made by Marmaduke Constable of Everingham, esq. to Roger Snowe, constable of Everingham, of lodgers, horses, arms and ammunition in his householdU DDEV/68/248/68

Royal Commission to Marmaduke Constable, esq. to preserve game about EveringhamU DDEV/68/248/69

Return by John Bell, constable of Everingham, to the 14 Articles sent to himU DDEV/68/248/70

Loose between pp. 70 and 71U DDEV/68/248/71

Will of Sir Philip Constable. Copy at U DDEV/54/8U DDEV/68/248/72

Contemporary account of the proceeding of the Justices of the East Riding against Roman CatholicsU DDEV/68/248/73

Warrant from Justices of the East Riding to constables, to present popish recusantsU DDEV/68/248/74

Copy of Warrant as p.74 (U DDEV/68/248/74)U DDEV/68/248/75

Memorandum of terms and arrangements to be made with 'the Generall', on which 'you maie Barter the Adventure of being put into the Additionall Bill for sale of delinquents estates'U DDEV/68/248/76

Pass, signed by Charles I at York, for Marmaduke and Philip Constable, esqs. with two servants, to travel abroad 'as well for their healths sake as to attain forraine languages & experience'U DDEV/68/248/77

'Reasons given concerning the Oath of Sup(remacy)'U DDEV/68/248/78

Order from Lord Chancellor and Privy Council to West Riding Quarter Sessions, to seek out Jesuits and priests, 3 June 1674U DDEV/68/248/79

Copy Order of East Riding justices committing Philip Constable, esq. and his servant Francis Mullienax to York Castle as popish recusantsU DDEV/68/248/80

Order of House of Lords. Philip Constable, with three servants (Francis Mollinax, Francis Collingwood and Thomas Cooke), to be allowed to travel abroadU DDEV/68/248/81

Report of Mr. Huddleston's account of the death, in the Roman Catholic faith, of Charles IIU DDEV/68/248/82

Abstract of laws concerning the Oaths of Supremacy and AllegianceU DDEV/68/248/83

Form of a loyal address to James II (from Roman Catholics) 'whiche should have been presented at the assizes at York but the grand juryes would not allow of itt'U DDEV/68/248/84

Questions proposed by Lord Langdale, at the request of Lord Mulgrave, Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, to the Deputy Lieutenants and Justices, at Beverley, as to their support for the removal of the penal laws and liberty of conscienceU DDEV/68/248/85

Pass for Sir Philip Constable, with two servants, to go abroadU DDEV/68/248/86

Copy Letter: James II to the Privy Council, from St. GermainsU DDEV/68/248/87

Copy. Declaration of James II, promising free pardon to such as resume their allegiance to him within 20 days of his return to EnglandU DDEV/68/248/88

Petition of Roman Catholics to Parliament, protesting their loyalty; confirming the supreme temporal authority of the Crown; and asking for relief from persecution solely on religious groundsU DDEV/68/248/89

Petition of Sir Philip Constable for release from York Prison on grounds of ill-health being in 'eminent danger of death'U DDEV/68/248/90

Certificates (2) of John Dwares of Charles St., par. St. James, co. Mdx. apothecary and of Nathaniel Johnston of par. St. Ann, co. Mdx. doctor in physicU DDEV/68/248/91

Certificate: Sir Philip Constable has given security to appear and answer in King's BenchU DDEV/68/248/92

Certificate from Commissioners in East Riding for putting into execution an Act for granting an Aid for the War against FranceU DDEV/68/248/93

Copy. Order: Privy Council to Lord Lucas, Governor of the Tower of London: to take into custody Sir Philip Constable and Arthur, Lord Forbes of Ireland, committed on suspicion of treasonU DDEV/68/248/94

Account of 'the charges of my (i.e. Sir Philip Constable's) confinement' in the Tower, from the time of his arrest at Dilston, NorthumberlandU DDEV/68/248/95

Letter: Francis Ratcliffe, Dilston, to Sir Philip ConstableU DDEV/68/248/96

'Observations upon the Bill now In the House of Lords for Suppressing the growth of Popery' (estimated date circa 1700)U DDEV/68/248/97

Song, 'A Protestant King' (a Jacobite satire)U DDEV/68/248/98

'Copy of a paper putt into the hands of the Roman Catholicks'U DDEV/68/248/99

Letters: Cuthbert Constable, Burton Constable to Sir Marmaduke ConstableU DDEV/68/248/100

Letter: Cuthbert Constable to Sir Marmaduke ConstableU DDEV/68/248/101

Assessment of tax on Roman Catholics' estates in Drax and Newland, 10 October 1723U DDEV/68/248/102

Copy. Account of escape of Prince Charles after Culloden, by Capt. O'NeillU DDEV/68/248/103

Plan of the old house at EveringhamU DDEV/68/248/104

'Inventory of the Church Stuff' in Sir Marmaduke Constable's ChapelU DDEV/68/248/105

Loose papers at the back of the volumeU DDEV/68/248/106

Papers of the Sherburne familyU DDEV/69

Maps and PlansU DDEV/70

Accounts and VouchersU DDEV/71

Manuscripts of George ChalmersU DDEV/72

CorrespondenceU DDEV/73

LegalU DDEV/74

Maps and PlansU DDEV/75

MiscellaneousU DDEV/76

Rentals, Surveys and ValuationsU DDEV/77

Various DocumentsU DDEV/78

VolumesU DDEV/79

Maxwell MunimentsU DDEV/80

Nithsdale MunimentsU DDEV/81

Second DepositU DDEV2