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66p.
31 cm.
Contents: 1) A coppye of that shortt
wrytten paper wch was the occasion of
the conferrence between D. White ande
me; 2) A relation of what passed in the
first conferrence betwixt D. Whyte
and me; 3) A relation of the second
conferrence...; and 4) A brief relation
of what passed in a third pryvat
conferrence betwixt a Bishopp [Laud]
and me...
These conferences took place in 1622,
at the desire of King James I, before
the Countess of Buckingham, who was
leaning to catholicism. Fisher
defended the catholic aid against
Francis White, afterwards Bishop of
Ely. The King attended the conferences,
the third and last of which was held on
24 May 1622, when Laud replaced White.
Fisher's account of the Conferences was
circulated widely in manuscript (see
volume II of Laud's Works, Oxford, 1849).

72 p.
19 cm.

2 p.
28 x 20 cm.
Countersigned: "A Just Accompt Robert
Humfreyes".

Tyler was bailiff for the Countess
of Kent.

Accounts of debits and credits
for 1785 submitted to Sir William
Hamilton by Turney.
ACC.: 00.4.8

Account of deposits and withdrawals.
ACC: 97.12.6 (44.373)

Poem opening, "Roome for the
Bedlem Commons : Helle and fury..."
ACC: 99.7.11 (44.615)