160 LETTERS OF THE [1642. derected to you, and a runlet of sider to your father. I pray you send me on of your stokes, to make you nwe onse by. Your shirts you shall haue shortly, if pleas God. I desire to heare how Sr Jhon Conyars comes off for Onells escape. I pray God Hies you and keepe you in His feare, and giue you comfortabell seeing of Your most affectinat mother, BRILLIANA HARLEY. (No date.) CLIII. For my deare sonne Mr. Edward Harley. My deare Ned -I am glad your sister Brill has the joy of seeing you, tho I can not : but I hope God will againe giue me that com- fort. Your sister Brill did looke much paler ; I thinke, by resen of her ernest desire to goo vp to Loundoun. I much desire to knowe how my lady Veere likes her. I thanke you for your letter by Piney; it was wellcome; but I had no letter from you by the carrier or post: but your father rwiteing to me by the post, and letting me knowe you weare to see the soulders on tuesday last, I tooke it, that that hindered you. Deare Ned, I sent you a letter to your father from Mr Gower; I hope you receued it; and I hope it will be thought fitt that the publischers of such ventings of such matter as the enclosed sermon was, will be thought fite to be sencured; and I thinke if Mr Schir- bere be reproufed, it would be very well. I pray God bllés you, and giue you a comfortabell meeting with Your most affectinat mother, BRILLIANA HARLEY. Deare Ned, send me word how Sr Jhon Conyars ansured Oneles gooing out of the Tower. May 13, 1642. Brompton Castell.
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