Queen Elizabeth - Volume 25: October 1562

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 Elizabeth - Volume 25: October 1562', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth, 1547-80, (London, 1856) pp. 208-210. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/edw-eliz/1547-80/pp208-210 [accessed 27 March 2024]

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October 1562

Oct. 1.
Portsmouth.
1. Sir Wm. Keyllwey to Sir Wm. Cecill. Sends letters from Newhaven. Conference between the Vidame de Chartres and Sir Adrian Ponynges. Delivery of armour. Departure of the fleet.
Oct.
South Waltham.
2. Bp. Horn to same. Recommends Mr. Laybourne, a preacher of God's word. Burgasio [Venturini], the Italian, is yet very pensive. Has persuaded him to communicate his griefs to Cecill in writing.
Oct. 4.
Portsmouth.
3. Sir Wm. Keyllwey to same. Departure of the fleet, with a fair wind. The soldiers from Berkshire have not yet arrived.
Oct. 4. 4. Sir. Anth. Cooke to his son-in-law, Sir Wm. Cecill. Thanks for his favour towards his son, William Cooke, and for Cecill's favours towards himself. Is thankful God has provided him such a staff to rest upon in his old years.
Oct. 6. 5. Robert Rolles, schoolmaster to Westminster, to same. Concerning a prebend. Lat. [Much obliterated.]
Oct. 6. 6. Note of Almsmen absent on the 6th October from Christ Church, Oxford. Suit in favour of John Norris. Ordinances to be observed by the Almsmen.
Oct. 6.
Portsmouth.
7. Sir Wm. Keyllwey to Cecill. There is no other place in which the armour may be stowed but the church. Thinks it had better be returned. Muster of soldiers from Wilts and Berks.
Oct. 9. 8. Winchester to same. The Merchant Adventurers have made application respecting 31,800l. payable to them on the 1st Nov.
Oct. 10.
Hampton Court.
9. Cecill to Windebank. It is long since he heard from him. Asks his advice whether he shall let his son, Thomas Cecill, pass into Italy this winter or not.
Oct. 11.
Hampton Court.
10. H. Alington to Tho. Cecill and Tho. Windebank. Intelligence of the expedition to Newhaven. The Queen of Scots has made a progress, and got into trouble with the Earl of Huntley. All friends are well.
Oct. 13.
3 Id. Oct.
11. Fellows and Students of Christ Church, Oxford, to Cecill. Lat. [Much obliterated.]
Oct. 14. 12. Cecill to the Commissioners for the Queen's debts. Not to press Mr. John Fisher for a debt of 600l. due to the Crown, he having been appointed Gentleman Porter of the town of Newhaven.