| Summary: | Description: Contents includes: f.1-30. Letters and Papers, January - March 1670. Lauderdale had returned to Whitehall at the end of 1669, leaving government in Scotland in the hands of the Earls of Tweeddale and Kincardine.; f.31. Thomas Haye to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, first March, 1670.; f.34. The Earl of Tweeddale to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh, 3 March, 1670. In this dispatch there are signs of the increasing influence of the King's new views on Religious Toleration.; f.42. The Earl of Kincardine to The Earl of Lauderdale, Edinburgh: 5 March, 1670. News of the examination of some Quakers.; f.43-f.58. Letters and Papers, March 1670.
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