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Feb. 1. |
9. Names of persons to whom arms have been granted by Garter
King at Arms, in the first year of the Queen's reign; also of persons
and corporate bodies to whom arms have been given by consent of the
Duke of Norfolk. |
Feb. 1. |
10. Note of arms granted by Clarencieux King at Arms, since the
Duke of Norfolk's order to the contrary. |
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11. List of persons to whom patents for armorial bearings have been
issued by Clarencieux King at Arms, from the 1st to the 7th of
Elizabeth. |
Feb. 7. |
12. Memorial of Cornelius de Alneto, alias Lannoy, to the Queen.
Offering to produce for Her Highness' use 50,000 marks of pure gold
yearly, on certain conditions. Lat. |
Feb. 9. London. |
13. Cornelius de Lannoy, alias de Alneto, to the Queen. Shows that
he has acquired great skill in the transmutation of metals, and repeats
the offers made in the preceding. Lat. |
Feb. 10. |
14. Stephen Bagat to Sir Wm. Cecill. Particulars of the receipts
from the Earl of Oxford's lands at the manor of Acton Trussel,
Staffordshire. |
Feb. 13. Westminster. |
15. Special Commission by the Queen, appointing Sir Francis
Knollys, Sir Ambrose Cave, Sir John Mason, and others, Commissioners
for examination of persons committing murders, burglaries, and other
felonious offences. |
Feb. 13. |
16. Account of the whole remain of the Queen's armour within
her several armouries at the Tower, Greenwich, Westminster, and
Hampton Court. |
Feb. 17. |
17. The Queen to the Attorney General. Order for suspending
certain ordinances lately made in Parliament for opening the intercourse of merchandise with the Low Countries. |
Feb. 20. |
18. Account of ordnance wanted within the Office of Ordnance, for
supply of the Queen's ships. |
Feb. 23. |
19. Note of broken ordnance of brass remaining in the hands of
the Queen's gun-founders; also of the copper and bell metal in the
Ordnance Office. |
Feb. 24. |
20. The Queen to Mr. Justice Brown. Directs him to hold the
next Justice Court of the Forest of Waltham, in place of the Earl of
Sussex, who cannot attend at that time; and minute of same letter
to Mr. Attorney, for Windsor Forest. |
Feb. |
21. Dr. Lewes to Cecill. Desires directions as to cancelling the recognizances of John Vaughan. |
Feb. |
22. Estimate of charges for the representation of various plays and
masques before the Court, at Windsor Castle and Richmond, in several
years from 1563; amounting in the whole to 144l. 11s. 5¾d. Indorsed"
"for the revels." |