IV.

POWELL’S CHARGES AGAINST EARL OF WARWICK AND PAINTER (Abstract).

(_Hatfield, Calendar_ iii., No. 581.)

September, 1587. John Powell to the Queen, offers to expose frauds in

the Ordnance Office, and begs the Queen to grant him a hearing before

the Lord Chancellor, Lord Treasurer, Lord Admiral, and Earl Warwick,

which last named he accuses of great oppressions, and one Painter of

false recording the office books.

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