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This is a letter written by William Ashby from Elizabeth I, Queen of England to James VI, King of Scotland with offers of: A Duchie; a yearly pension; fifty gentleman guards; and a hundred horsemen and a hundred footmen.

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This is a letter from Elizabeth I to Anne of Denmark, husband of James VI of Scotland, in which she professes her friendship. The letter is not in Elizabeth's hand but was signed by her.

Scope and Contents Letters Patent by Queen Elizabeth, narrating that her father, King Henry VIII, had in the thirty-third year of his reign [1541] granted to Robert Gother various meadows: Dove meadow, Dunstall meadow, Mowle meadow, Wide meadow, and others named, with various pasture closes as described, all lying in Twickenham in county Middlessex; and that the said lands were afterwards granted to William Russell and Joan his wife; and further, that in the eleventh year of the Queen's own reign [1568], there...

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This volume contains Thomas Maitland's discourse in favour of letting Queen Mary free and restoring her to the throne.

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This is a copy letter from Mary, Queen of Scots to Elizabeth I, in which she justifies her actions. The original was dated 8 November 1582.

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Note about sixty coins found at Torr na Ceardaich [Tòrr na Ceàrdaich, Earra Ghà idheal/Argyll] which were from the time of Oliver Cromwell and Queen Elizabeth I of England.