CHARLES R.

Upon suite made unto us by Mrs. Lambert, for liberty for herself and

children to goe to and remaine w^{th} her husband Collonell Lambert

yo^r prisoner, Wee, graciously inclyninge to gratifye her in that

request, have thought fitt to signify our royall pleasure to you in

that particular, willing and requiring you, upon sight hereof, to

suffer the said Mrs. Lambert, her three children, and three

maid-servants, to goe and remaine w^{th} the said Mr. Lambert, under

the same confinement he himselfe is, untill o^r further pleasure be

knowne. And for soe doinge this shalbe y^r warrant. Given at our Court

at Whitehall, the 17^{th} day Febr., 1661/2.

By his Ma^{ts} Comand,

EDW. NICHOLAS.

To our right trusty and welbeloved Counsello^r S^r Hugh Pollard, K^{nt}

and Bar^t, Governo^r of our Island of Guernsey and Castle there, or to

other our Governo^r for y^e tyme beinge, and in his absence to his

Deputy Governo^r.

This is a true copie of his Ma^{t's} Warrant.

(Signed) HUGH POLLARDE.

[In dorso.]

The King's order for Lambert's children.

In 1662, Christopher Lord Hatton was appointed Governor of Guernsey, upon

which the following warrant was issued:

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