Letter of Sir R. Southwell to the Lord Lieutenant (Essex) asking for a reversion of the office of clerk of the crown (in the King's Bench) for R. Perceval. With Essex's reply saying that if Ormond, the proposed new Lord Lieut. agrees he will pass the patent. April 21, 28, 1677.

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