June y=e= 28 , . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,152.3) I was not capable , my Lord , y=e= last post of acquainting y=ur= L=dpps= of y=e= ill news of M=r= Hatton being sent to y=e= Tower by y=e= Privy Counsell , for high treason , for writing a book w=ch= he owned . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,152.4) He is now a close prisoner . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.5) I resolve to goe to him next week , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.6) and I must be confined . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.7) I have indeavoured to a got leve to a gon out and in , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.8) but it will not be granted . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.9) I am in great hopes y=r= L=dpps= will be in town before I goe to y=e= Tower . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.10) He went a Thursday night , w=ch= prevented his writing to y=r= L=dpps= . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.11) He sent down 2 books by y=e= carrier . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.12) Y=e= dicktionary , w=ch= y=r= L=dpps= sent to know y=e= price , is seven and twenty shillings . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.13) I beg my humble servis to my Lady and my sister Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.14) I hope they will pardon me in not writing , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.15) for my sorrows are soe great it makes me not able to pay my duty . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.16) My most humble servis to y=r= L=dpps= , my Lady , my sister Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.17) I am y=r= L=dpps= Most faithfull , Humble serv=t= , E. Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.18) I hope y=r= L=dpps= will pardon me , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.19) for I doe not know what I say , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.20) I am in such amaise . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.21) July y=e= 3 , . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.23) I received y=r= Ld=pps= kind letter , w=ch= at this present time I doe much want . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.24) I could wish I wase able to give y=r= Ld=pps= a true account of what M=r= Hatton is acused of ; (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.25) but I am very ignorant , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.26) for I did not in y=e= least know of anything tell y=e= messenger came for him , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.27) and then I had not time to inquire of him , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.28) and I $can $not {TEXT:cannot} larne of any person that have seen it what is in it , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.29) but most doe say there is nothing in that can tuch his life . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.30) I trust in God $'t $is {TEXT:tis} true ; (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.31) but they have peech him of high treason , w=ch= makes a great sound . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.32) He is kept a very close prisoner , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.33) for wee $can $not {TEXT:cannot} get leave that any person should be admited , tho a warder is by . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.34) I have don all I can in y=e= world to get leave to goe into y=e= Tower , tho I am willing to be a close prisenor ; (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.35) for he hath noebody w=th= him , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,153.36) and , should he be sick , it may prove of a very ill consequence . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.37) As for getting him bailed , it is impossible to have it don , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.38) for there is noe hopes of his coming out tell next term , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.39) and his clos confinement I much fear will much prejudice his health . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.40) I beg of y=r= Ld=pps= to writ to y=e= President that he may have y=e= liberty of y=e= Tower , and that he may be aloud that sumtimes he may see his frends or those persons w=ch= he hath reall business w=th= concerning his one affairs . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.41) And allsoe I humble beg y=r= Ld=pps= will be pleased to writ to som of y=e= Privi Counsell , that I may have order to goe into y=e= Tower , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.42) for I will asure y=r= Ld=pps= I am under soe much sorrow that $'t $is {TEXT:tis} impossibell to be exprest , or can I support myself , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.43) for I can declare I have sleept not one houre in a night sence he hath ben there . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.44) I have another favor to desire of y=r= Ld=pps= , that y=u= would be pleased to consider his condition , and that y=e= place is very chargeable , and noe person that he doe owe but sixpence to but is pressing and rude , w=ch= makes me exposed daly to great inconveniencys . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.45) I am y=r= Ld=pps= most faithfull , humble servent , E. Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,154.46) Aug=t= y=e= 24 , . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.49) Last Tuesday , my Lord , I got an order to have y=e= freedom of y=e= Tower . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.50) I went immediait thither . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.51) I thank God I found him very well in helth , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.52) and I did not return to y=e= Pell Mell tell this day , w=ch= I had not come home soe sune but to meet y=e= D=trs= and sirgent about my son , w=ch= is in a very weak condition . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.53) M=r= Hatton does asure me there was never anything offerd in y=e= least to him or proposed sence his confinem=t= . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.54) He fears he shall not be bailed . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.55) He hopes he shall have y=e= freedom of seeing his frends , w=ch= as yet he hath not . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.56) If y=r= L=dpps= could obtain that favor , it would be to his satisfaction . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.57) As for anything elce , he beleives it is to noe purpose for y=r= L=dpps= to give y=r=self y=e= trouble as yet to endeavor . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.58) He gives his most humble servis to yr Ld=pps= , my Lady . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.59) Sence I came to y=e= Tower her hath com to or 3 frends , (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.60) but I suppose it will be forbid if any more should come , they hereing I had an order , w=ch= maid them conclude he had y=e= freedom of seeing his frends . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.61) If I did in y=e= least know that anything had been propose to M=r= Hatton , I doe asure y=r= Ld=pps= I would let y=u= know . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.62) My humble servis to my Lady and y=r= Ld=pps= . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.63) I am y=r= Ld=pps= most faithfull , humble serv=t= , E. Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.64) My servis to my sister Hatton . (EHATTON2-E3-P2,2,158.65)