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| Aug. 2. |
36. The King to the Bishop of London [Edm. Bonner]. Through his
evil examples the people absent themselves from prayer and the Holy
Communion; he is peremptorily commanded to reform that neglect.
The heads prescribed for his first sermon at St. Paul's, particularly
against the sin of rebellion. |
| Aug. (10?) |
37. Another copy of the heads of Bp. Bonner's sermon to be
preached at St. Paul's; with further directions in consequence of the
defeat of the rebels. |
Aug. 10.
Warwick. |
38. Warwick to Cecill. State of affairs with France. Has received
Commission to lead the shires of Cambridge, Bedford, Huntingdon,
Northampton, and Norfolk; advises the employment of the Marq. of
Northampton. |
Aug. (11?)
Westminster. |
39. The Council to; directions not to come to London
on the 14th instant as appointed, but to continue in readiness at an
hour's warning. |
| Aug. 10. |
40. Another copy. Earing Public Libraries |
| Aug. 12. |
41. Deposition of Andrew Blakman and Ric. Sylver, relative to the
treasonable speeches of John Garnham of Winchester, inciting them to
rebellion. |
| Aug. 15. |
42. Robert Broke and Ric. Goodrick to Somerset; have examined
Roger Lansdale, and report his deposition relative to John Gyle and
Ric. Gyle, a priest, on certain matters concerning the Princess Mary. |
| Aug. 16. |
43. The Council to the Bishops; directions to preach the true word
of God, and to teach the people their duty towards God and the King. |
Aug. 17.
Westminster. |
44. Fair copy of the above. |
| Aug. 19. |
45. [Dr.] Glynn, of the Arches, to Sir T. Smith; solicits the Advocateship of the Admiralty. Mr. Clapham has obtained his purpose. |
| Aug. 19. |
46. The Council to Hen. Marq. Dorset; thanks for the quietness of the
shires of Leicester and Rutland. Object to the return of his brother,
the Lord Tho. Grey, and have sent him with troops to Lord John Grey
at Newhaven. |
| Aug. 21. |
47. Same to Lord Russell. Rejoice in his success over the rebels. To
search for Sir Tho. Pomery, and to send up Sir Humfrey Arondell,
Maunder, and the Mayor of Bodmin, and two or three others of the
rankest traitors. To delay a short time issuing the general pardon. |
| Aug. 29. |
48. Henry Polsted to Cecill. Weakness of the co. of Surrey for want
of more Justices. Death of Sir Chr. More. Recommends the appointment
of Wm. More his son, John Vaughan, John Agmondesham, and John
Byrche. Money is wanted for a county gaol. |
Aug. 31.
Norborough. |
49. Alys Browne to Wm. Cecill. Prays him to expedite the pardon
and return of her husband John Browne. |
Aug. 31.
Ledes Castle. |
50. Sir Anth. St. Leger to same. Progress of raising men in Kent.
Solicits the Bishoprick of Kildare for a chaplain of his, named Lewes
Tedder. |
| Aug. (?) |
51. The King to Princess Mary; marvels at her refusing to conform
to the order of Common Prayer lately set forth. Gives dispensation
to her and her household to have private service in her own chamber.
[Much mutilated.] |
| Aug. |
52. Draft of the above. |
| Aug. |
53. Copy of the above, made before the mutilation. |
| Aug. |
54. Lord Russell, William Lord Grey (of Wilton), and Sir
Wm. Herbert to the Council; send up Pomery, Arundell, and other
prisoners. Castell, Arundell's secretary, comes as an accuser, not as a
prisoners. |
