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Jan. 4.
Windstor. |
1. Geo. Carew to Sir Wm. Cecill. With respect to two Privy Seals,
directed to Mr. Somers and Mr. Bruerne, Canons of Windsor College. |
Jan. 8.
Stafford Castle. |
2. Edw. Lord Stafford to same. Complains of an outrage committed by one Bowyer, who claims to be Keeper of the Records in the
Tower, on a servant of Lord Stafford's deputy, and depriving him of
Stafford's key of the Records, which he prays may be restored.
Incloses, |
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2. I. Considerations why the Queen's Highness' Records ought not
to be kept under one man's key; detailing Lord Stafford's
labours in arranging the Public Records in the Tower.
Jan. 8. |
| Jan. 10. |
3. Proclamation prohibiting the importation of French wines, by
reason of the enmity between England and France. |
Jan. 14.
Exeter. |
4. John Dawe to Cecill. Has paid the money due at Allhallowtide
into the hands of Ric. Sherlonde, who could not repair to the Court on
account of the sickness in London. |
| Jan. 15. |
5. Indenture between the Queen and Caspar Seeler, for the sole
manufacture and sale of white salt in England, for the term of 20
years. |
| Jan. [ ] |
5a. Heads of articles of licence and indenture with Caspar Seeler
and Peter de Ruse, for the making and sale of white salt in England.
[No date, but probably near in date with the preceding.] |
| Jan. 16. |
6. The Council to Lord Tr[easur]er. Winchester and another Lord. Summoning them, by command of the Queen, to attend a conference concerning certain matters relating to the King of Spain. |
| Jan. 17. |
7. Ceremonial of the interment of "the noble and puissant Princesse
"Margaret Duchesse of Norfolk," at Norwich. |
| Jan. 20. |
8. Indenture between Wm. Clopton and Wm. Porter, indorsed
"This is the copy of the false deede which Grivel and Porter caused a
suborned personne to acknolege afore a Mr. of the Chauncery, in the
name of Clopton, wherby Porter conveyed to himself all Clopton's
lands." |
| Jan. 22. |
9. "A short fourme of thankesgevyng to God for ceassing of the
contagious sickness of the plague, to be used in Common Prayer;
set forth by the Byshop of London, to be used in the Citie of London,
and the rest of his diocesse." "Printed by Richard Jugge and
John Cawood, printers to the Quene's Majestie." |
| Jan. 23. |
10. Receipt by John Wood, Steward of Lord John Gray, of Pirgo,
for fourteen weeks diet of Lady Hertford and her train. |
| Jan. 24. |
11. Note of charges incurred by Lord Grey of Pirgo, for Lady
Hertford, her son, and servants, since her enlargement from the Tower
and her coming to Pirgo. |
| Jan. 28. |
12. Tho. Browne to Cecill. Has taken a survey of the Earl of Oxford's
lands within the county of Cornwall, and certified the same to the
Court of Wards and Liveries. Incloses, |
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12. I. Breriate of the rents of the Earl of Oxford's lands in Cornwall, shewing the annual value of the same. |
