Memoirs of the Maxwells of Pollok > Correspondence

342 FAMILY AND DOMESTIC LETTERS. [1689-94.
your affaires so as that, with a purpose of makeing some stay here, you will
attend on Munday at midday, when you will be confidently expected by,
Honoured sir,
Your affectiont friend and humble servant,
Edinburgh, 29th August 1689.
For Sir John Maxwell of Pollock.
The Same to the Same, 11th October 1689.
344. Much honoured sir, I am necessitat to call you to this place against Munday's
night, or veiy early on Tuesday morning. Your presence here peremptory at
that time, being very significant for the King's service, and at this juncture,
indispensibly needfull ; and so is importunatly delt for by,
Much honoured sir,
Your affectionat friend and humble servant,
Crafurd.
Edinburgh, ijth October 1689.
For Sir John Maxwell of Pollock.
For his Majesties speciall service, in hast, hast, post haist !
Frances Stewart, Countess-Dowager of Charles sixth Duke of Lenox and
Richmond, to Sir John Maxwell of Pollok.
Whitehall, April the 19th [1694.]
345. Sir John, I do assure you it is with great satisfaction that I haue this day
receiued yours of the 3d instant, and do assure you it shall be noe faith of