| Description | Has never observed any good consequences from her Majesty's great bounty and goodness to the Morocco Ministers, nor any bad from the neglect of them, Cardinash who was the first that came to the Queen had the appointments given to English envoys, his travelling charges by land and sea, and considerable presents at his departure, the Emperor demanded all this back from him and in the end tormented him very cruelly, took from him his patrimonial estate and left him a beggar For full description see HMC Calendar (11th Report Appendix 5), 1887, available for consultation at the Staffordshire Record Office and at the William Salt Library, Stafford |