Suit between the earl of Orrery and Edward Herbert,
Interrogations and answers for the defendant in the suit between Roger [Boyle], earl of Orrery, Lord President of Munster, plaintiff, and Edward Herbert, defendant, concerning estate boundaries in Culcow, Cluddane and Ballimacruttery, Co. Kerry, 1667.
Receipts for bills to Edward Herbert,
Receipt of £1000 for [Edward] Herbert,
Receipt of [Edward] Herbert from Thomas Fowles, and instructions to pay John Wolfe,
Petition of Lady Mary Herbert and Edward Herbert [draft],
Draft of the petition, [December 1655], of Lady Mary Herbert, relict of Richard Lord Herbert, deceased, and of Edward Lord Herbert of Cherbury, son and heir of the said Richard Lord Herbert, to the Commissioners of the Treasury touching the fine for delinquencies imposed on the said Richard.
Order to permit [Edward] Herbert’s servants and horses to return from Ireland,
Order by the Lord Deputy and Council [in Dublin] to permit [Edward] Lord Herbert’s servants and horses to return to England and Wales, 19 April 1658.
Note of the receipt of writings from Lord Herbert,
Note [made in preparation for a lawsuit] of the receipt of the writings from Lord Herbert to be sent to Council, compiled by lord Herbert’s servant or solicitor, 1 October 1658.
Note of papers received by Thomas Herbert to the use of Edward Herbert,
Note of money owed by Edward Herbert,
Mortgage in Llanwddyn and Pennant [two copies],
Two copies of a mortgage in £800 to tenure of lands in the parishes of Llanwddyn and Pennant, Montgomeryshire, between Edward Herbert and Henry Herbert of Ribbesford, 13 December 1660.
Letter from William Mathews to Henry Herbert,
Letter, 12 July 1684, from William Mathews, pewterer, to Henry Herbert concerning the debt of Herbert’s [late] brother [Edward].
Letter from the Deputy Lieutenants of Montgomery to [the earl of Carbery] [copy],
Copy of a letter, 8 February 1661, from Lord Herbert and the rest of the Deputy Lieutenants of Montgomery to [the earl of Carbery], concerning the raising of militia and appointment of officers, and the disposal of persons in custody.
Edward Herbert's answer concerning the title in his Irish estate [copy],
Copy of Edward Herbert's answer to the Duke of York’s commissioners concerning the title in his Irish estate, and threats to it, [1678 or 1679].
[Edward] Herbert’s bill for shoes for footmen,
Correspondence of Edward Herbert (d.1678), agents and tenants,
Correspondence of Edward Herbert (d.1678),
Bills of [Edward] Herbert at Lymore,
Bill to [Edward] Herbert for fruit, spices, etc.,
Bill of Michael ffoord for a payment to Edward Herbert,