[A] The Lord Chief Justice of England.
(P.S.) I have this mornyg the vith noveber dyscovered where Wynter [is] wth the matter which I have delyverd to mr Attrney wherof happely yor L may make good vse I wyll see yf I can mete wth mr Wynter Walley the jesuyt and Strang as I am Informed are now at ffrance Brownes pcke about Surrey as I take yt and Sundry letters lately sent over are yet Remaynyng at fortescues house by the Wadropp but yt wylbe hard to fynd any thyng in that house.
(Endorsed) 5 Novembr
L Ch. Justice
(Addressed) To the Ryght
honorable and my
very good L the
Earle of Sarysbury.
(Declaration enclosed — short.)
Appendix I.
Gunpowder Plot Books — Part I., No. 75.
Or humble dutyes remembred. We have this day apprehended & deliwed to his Maty messenger Berrye the bodie of Mris Graunt, from whom we gathered that Percyes wief was not farre of, whervppon wee made search in the most lykely place and have even since night apprehended her in the house of Mr John Wright, and have thought fitt to take this opportunitie to send vpp to yor honors’ wth the said Mris Graunt aswell the said Mres Percye as alsoe the wives of other the principall offenders in this last insurrection as appeth by the Kallender heerinclosed by whos exaiacons we thinke some necessary matters wilbe knowne.
Mr Sherief taketh care & charge of these woomens children vntill yor honors pleasures be further knowne.
ffrom Warr this xijth of November 1605
yor honors most humbly at comaundment
in all service.