| Description | money owed to various people, the possibility sending William to Ushaw at his (Lingard's) expense, his hopes in being able to prove that Cardinal Allen's admonition the Catholics in 1588 is a forgery, the new edition of History of England, the dispute between the Jesuits and the Archbishop of Baltimore, Stonyhurst's claims to being a pontifical college, Sherburn's appointment as acting president of the English College in Valladolid, the financial difficulties of the Worswick and Andrade families, and news of his Catholic friends |