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| Oct. 1. |
Indenture of sale from Trystram Holcam of Aston and Gryzegon
his wife, to John Arres and Elizabeth his wife, of their great house in
Chepynge Campden, co. Gloucester, and a close and orchard in the
same town. [Case A., Eliz., No. 10.] |
Oct. 13.
St. James's. |
1. Sir Wm. Cecill to Tho. Windebank. Thanks for his attention to
his son. Has returned his French letter, corrected. Proposed return of
Sir Nich. Throckmorton. |
| Oct. 3(?) |
2. Same to Mr. Cecill, or Tho. Windebank. Specifies certain books
of which he desires to know the prices. Wishes to know what bibles
and charts can be procured. |
Oct. 8.
Paris. |
3. Windebank to Cecill. Gives particulars of his son's being seized
with an ague. Expense of horse-keeping. |
| Oct. 11. |
4. Account of timber received for re-edifying St. Paul's Church,
London. |
| Oct. 13. |
5. Bp. Pilkington to Cecill. Disordered state of his diocese: like
St. Paul he has to fight with beasts at Ephesus. Has a double jurisdiction, and would be glad of such a helper as Mr. Fleetwood. Has had
private conference with the Earl of Westmorland as to his marriage. |
Oct. 14.
Paris. |
6. Windebank to same. Sends him by Kendal an account of their
expenses. Mr. Cecill's health is restored. Sends prices of the books
he required; charts can be better had at Antwerp. Incloses, |
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6. i–iv. Four papers of accounts, in Windebank's hand, of expenses
to the time of Kendal's departure. |
Oct. 15.
(Id. October.) Cambridge. |
7. Bartholomew Dodington to same. Requests his influence to be
elected Public Orator. Lat. |
Oct. 18.
Burleigh. |
8. Peter Kemp to same. Sends him a plan of the brewhouse. Progress of other works at Burleigh. Incloses, |
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8. i. Ground Plan of a brewhouse, &c., at Burleigh. |
| Oct. 18. |
9. The Queen to the Dean of Westminster. To give order to all
Prebendaries and others, ministers of that Cathedral Church, to
observe the late injunction relative to the exclusion of women and
children therefrom. |
| Oct. 18. |
10. Certificate of debts due by the Queen within the Office of the
Armoury. |
| Oct. 29. |
11. Winchester to Cecill. Sends a list of noblemen and others
desiring the privilege of having wine delivered for their use, free of
impost. |
| Oct. (?) |
12. Richard Cox, Bishop of Ely, to the Queen. Shews, by the
example of the Patriarchs and the primitive Church, that marriage is
an honourable state, and not forbidden to Priests. |
| October. |
13. Statement of the matter in question between the College of
St. John's, Cambridge, and Thomas Snagge the elder, referred to the
decision of Sir William Cecill, relative to 16 acres of arable land in
Shetlington, Bedford. |
| Oct. (?) |
14. Declaration of the misdemeanors which various Italian merchants daily use, to the great detriment of the Queen, by evading her
customs. |
| Oct. (?) |
15. Account of clothes, kerseys, &c., shipped from the port of
London, and received in Antwerp and Brabant by the merchants of
Italy and their factors. |
| October. |
16. Survey of the Assart lands in Windsor Forest. |
