British Library,
MS Add. 72243, fols. 192-3v
Letter from
John Throckmorton
to
William Trumbull
, 30 November 1613. In a folio volume of correspondence from Throckmorton to
William Trumbull
. The letter occurs on pages 192-192v and is written on a single folded sheet. The
subscription is on 193v.
[fol. 192]
The great mariage which hathe ministered so large a subiect of discourse, is sayed wilbe solemnised at
whithall in Christmas weeke, & it is sayed allsoe, with sutche pompe & magnificence on the same day lykewise dothe the Lord of Roxborne marrye Mistress Jane Drummon& yt at the Queenes Charge: I will not
... . to tell you of the preparation of these Costly maskes against these Withall
dayes; in the first which is for the Earl of Summerset is the Duke of Lenox my Lord of Penbroke Dorsett: Mongomerye, & Salisburye
... .
[fol. 192v]
& heare you see what toyes wee devise to bring our poverty to the puplick stage; 3 to make it more and more remarkable for the number
to speake of: well I will ^ ⎡leaue⎤ these follies to chase whom take more pleasure
in discourse of them then I doe.
Bibliography
HMC Downshire, 4.260