a letter to the king advice how to break off with the new company February it  may please your excellent majesty I speak yesternight long with my lord cokee  and for the king inconsulo I conceive by he it will be a of large extent  to weigh well to tax as I think at first so as for the present your majesty  shall not needs to renew your commandment of stay I speak with he also about  some proposition concern your majesty casual revenue wherein I find he to  consent with I full assume nevertheless that he have think of they before but  it be one thing to have the vapour of a think another to digest business  aright he on his part impart to I diverse thing of great weight concern the  reparaton of your majesty mean and finance which I hear glad insomuch as he  perceive the same I think be the ready to open himself to I in one  circumstance which he do much inculcate I concur full with he that they be to  be hold secret for I never see but that business be like a child which be  frame invisible in the womb and if it come forth too soon it will be abortive  I know in most of they the prosecution must rest much upon my self but I that  have the power to prevail in the farmer case of the French wine without the  help of my lord cokee shall be better able to go through these with his help  the ground be no less just and this I shall ever add of I own that I shall  ever respect your majesty honour no less than your profit and shall also take  care accord to my pensive manner that that which be good for the present have  not in it hide seed of future inconvenience the matter of the new company be  refer to I by the lord of the Priv Council wherein after some private speech  with sir Lionel Cranfield I make that report which I hold most agreeable to  truth and your majesty service if this new company break it must either be put  upon the patent or upon the order make by themselves for the patent I satisfy  the board that there be no Title in it which be not either verbatim in the  patent of the old company or by special warrant from the table insert my lord  cokee with much respect to I acknowledge but dislike the old patent it self  and disclaim his be at the table when the addition be allow but in my opinion  howsoever my lord cokee to magnify his science in law draw every thing though  sometime unproper and unseasonable to that kind of question it be not  convenient to break the business upon those point for consider they be but  clause that be in the former patent and in many other patent of company and  that the addition likewise pass the allowance of the table it will be but  clamour and perhaps conceive that to quarrel they now be but a occasion take  and that the time be change rather than the matter but that which preserve  entire your majesty honour and the Constancy of your proceed be to put the  breach upon their order for this light I give in my report which the table  ready apprehend and much approve that if the table reject their order as  unlawful and unjust it do free you from their contract for whosoever contract  or undertake any thing be always understand to perform it by lawful mean so as  they have plain abuse the state if that which they have undertake be either  impossible or unjust I be bold to present this consideration to that excellent  faculty of your majesty judgement because I think it import that future good  which may grow to your majesty in the close of this business that the fall of  be without all exception God have you in his precious custody your majesty  most humble and bind subject and servant