Excerpt from Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of James I., 1619-1623: Preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majesty's Public Record Office

Jan. 2. Licence to Gilbert Lee to transport sheepskins, for thirty years. [grant bil, p.

Jan. 7. 3. Sir Wm. Smithe to Carleton. Thanks for care of his son. Many of the merchant strangers have had writs, but there is not so much expectation of their overthrow as before. The States' Commissioners were feasted by the King at the Prince's masque. Sir Thos. Roe gone to Persia to settle the trade in silks.

Jan. 8. 4. John Levingston to the Same. Thanks for kindness to his Whitehall. Brother. Buckingham made a Marquis. It is thought strange amongst the old lords that he should take precedence of them.

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