(1) ‘An argument uppon the question of imposicions, devided into sundry chapters by Sir John Davie, knight, one of his majesties learned councell in Ireland, with an answeare to it’ (see also MS Ff.05.21); (2) ‘A remonstrance delivered to his majestie in writinge after the inhibition given by him to the lower house of parliament, as well by word of mouth as by letters, not to proceed in the examininge his right to impose without the assent of parliament’; (3) ‘To the king’s most excellent ma’tie, the humble peticon of Sir John Elliot, kt., prisoner in the Gatehouse, concerning ethe loane’; (4) ‘Sir Thomas Darnell’s case. 3 Car. 1.’ See also MS Dd.02.25.