A number of papers relate to the aftermath, including the trial of Secretary William Davison and Beale's own case as the man who had delivered the death warrant to Fotheringhay.The great majority of the papers relate to Mary, Queen of Scots. The contents largely relate to Mary Queen of Scots, the plots around her, and her trial and execution. The worn title on the spine reads "Collections of State Papers My d MS:". The volume bears traces of labels (certainly) on the spine and (on the front cover). Further official copies of many of the items are in Cotton MS Caligula C IX.This volume was compiled by Robert Beale, Clerk of the Privy Council.
Papers and correspondence relating to Mary, Queen of Scots: the conspiracies and plots involving her and her trial and execution and its aftermath, 1559-1594, n.d.
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