| Summary: | Description: Contents includes: f.1-31 Letters and Papers, mostly July 1669.; f.32. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, 27 July, 1669; f.36. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh: 29 July, 1669; f.46. The Earl of Kincardine to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh: 3 August: 1669; f.49. [endorsed] Mr Hutchinson's Discourse to the Council.; f.52. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, 4 August, 1669.; f.56. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, 5 August, 1669.; f.61. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Yester, 10 August, 1669.; f.65. The Earl of Kincardine to The Earl of Lauderdale, Culross: 12 August, 1669.; f.85. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, 2 September, 1669.; f.109 Letter, 5 October 1669.; f.111. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 6 October, 1669; f.113. The Earl of Arlington to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 12 October, 1669. Refers to the formation of a new militia.; f.115. The Earl of Lauderdale, to Charles II, Holyrudehous 12 October, 1669. Provides an account of the new militia; f.121. The Earl of Lauderdale to Charles II, Holyrudehous, 19 October, 1669. An account of the Parliament.; f.123. The Earl of Lauderdale to Charles II, Holyrudehous, 22 October, 1669. Regarding the proposed Union and the asserting of the King's power in matters Ecclesiatical.; f.127. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 22 October, 1669.; f.129. The Earl of Arlington to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 26 October, 1669.; f.131. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 26 October, 1669.; f.133. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 28 October, 1669.; f.135. Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray, Holyrudehouse, 28 October, 1669.; f.139. Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray, Holyrudehouse, 30 October, 1669.; f.141. The Earl of Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray. A brilliant description of the debate on the Act of Supremacy. Halyrudenhous, 2 November, 1669.; f.143. The Earl of Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray, Holyrudenhous, 2 November, 1669.; f.147. The Earl of Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray. Arguments against a blank Commission under the Great Seal, to treat with English Commissioners regarding the Union. Holyrudenhous, 9 November, 1669.; f.153. The Earl of Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray, Holyrudenhous, 13 November, 1669.; f.154. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale. Account of the discussion on the Union in the English Privy Council, to be read in connection with Lauderdale's letter of November 9, Whitehall, 13 November, 1669 at 7 o'clock.; f.156. The Earl of Lauderdale to Charles II. Holyroodhouse, November 16, 1669.; f.165. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall 30 November, 1669.; f.168. Charles II to The Earl of Lauderdale, 2 December 1669, regarding the dismissal of Archbishop Burnet, following full consideration by Privy Council of the Remonstrance from the Synod of Glasgow. The King's Order for the Resignation of Alexander Burnet, Archbishop of Glasgow.; f.175. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 6 December, 1669.; f.178. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 10 December, 1669, 6 o' clock at night, with a further piece written the next day, 11 December, 1669, at 11 o' clock. Report on the House of Commons being prorogued by the King; the King displeased with "their meddling with Religion". Sir Robert Moray mentions the King's new inclination towards greater toleration in religious matters: "He is now beginning to declare himself more vigorously against persecution of people for their Religion, and sayes upon that subject things most pungent and unanswerable..."; f.186. The Earl of Lauderdale to Sir Robert Moray. The first part of this letter shows in the strongest light how completely the Church had been subject to the Crown. Holyrudehous, 16 December, 1669.; f.195. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 23 December, 1669.; f.197. Letter of Resignation of Alexander Burnet, Archbishop of Glasgow. The first fruits of the Act of Supremacy. 24 December 1669.; f.200. Sir Robert Moray to The Earl of Lauderdale, Whitehall, 25 December, 1669. Annexation of Orkney and Zetland: "I told Lord Arlington of it, this in standing by the King in his lobby in the chappell: and he instantly magnified it to the Duke & the prince. You will easily think the King likes it...".
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