Queen Mary - Volume 13: July 1558

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth, 1547-80. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1856.

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'Queen Mary - Volume 13: July 1558', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth, 1547-80, (London, 1856) pp. 104-105. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/edw-eliz/1547-80/pp104-105 [accessed 28 March 2024]

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July 1558

July 2. 36. Accompt of Ric. Wilbraham, Master of the Jewel House and Receiver-General of the Loan, of the whole amount received by him of the same loan; viz. 109, 269l. 0s. 4d., Signed by Thomas Mathewe, auditor.
July 8.
The Lyon.
37. Lord Adm. Clynton to the Queen. Informs her of the best points in Flanders to convey letters to the King, Dunkirk being stopped by the French. Has sent 10 ships into the Narrow Seas.
July 8.
Rochford.
38. Ric. Lord Rich to same. Prays for expedition of his patent for the grant of the manor of Hockley, in Essex, the price of which he has paid. Will never trouble or quarrel with Edmund Tirell, to whom it is leased.
July 9.
Pomfret.
39. George Lord Talbot to same. Has received her commands to prepare himself as General of 400 demilances, and to receive them at Newcastle. Is perfectly destitute of equipments for that service.
July 15. 40. The Queen to Sir Clement Higham and Sir John Sulyarde. Directions for them to take inventories, &c. of the goods, &c. of Lord Wentworth, and to make account of his revenues since the loss of Calais. The same proceedings to be taken with the goods, &c. of Sir Ralph Chamberlain, Edwd. Grymeston, John Harleston, and Nich. Alexander.
July 27. 41. Same to the Mayor and Aldermen of London. To exempt Simon Lowe, merchant, from the offices of Sheriff and Alderman during the time he is in her service.
July 27. 42. Same to Dr. Robinson, Dean of Durham. To repair to the Earl of Lenox, being visited with some sickness, and to comfort him by godly and learned counsel.
July 27. 43. Same to Sir Tho. Cheyne. Commends him for receiving his wife again, and continuing in house with her, lovingly.
July 27. 44. Same to Sir Edw. Waldegrave and others. Authority to keep a Justice Court at Ilford, in the absence of the Earl of Sussex, Chief Justice of all forests south of Trent, for redress of disorders in Waltham Forest, while he is Lord Deputy of Ireland.
July 30. 45. Lord Treasurer Winchester to the Queen. Difficulty felt by the subjects to raise money for military service, owing to the restraint on sale of corn. Has sent her warrant for finishing the works at Windsor.
July 30. 46. Lord Treasurer Winchester to the Queen. Will forward the building of the new Custom House and Wharfs. Thinks Mr. Coke, Captain of Sandown Castle, I. of Wight, will die.
July (?) 47. William Dalyson, John Predyaux, Edw. Gryffyn (Att. Gen.), and Ric. Weston (Sol. Gen.), to the Queen. Report on the case of Dionysius Thymblebie, lately attainted for highway robbery. Recommend that witnesses be not heard against the verdict.
July. 48. Memoranda of fees on passing certain grants, licences, pardons, and other public instruments in the months of June and July.
July (?) 49. Declaration of loss sustained by the Queen, by lack of diligent circumspection of the weight of wools exported, and of the sums saved by the Staplers from 1550 to 1555.
July (?) 50. Declaration of the Customs the Kings and Queens have of their wools, and of the loss in their Customs in the same.