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Jan. 2.
Cardigan. |
1. Commissioners for Ports, &c. in Cardiganshire, to the Council.
Report proceedings under their commission. Inclosing, |
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1. I. Description of the nature of the haven of Cardigan, and of
other creeks and landing places in the county. |
| Jan. 2. |
2. The Queen to Marq. Winchester. To give licence for certain
cloths to be exported to Sweden, at the request of the Lady Cecilia. |
| Jan. 4. |
3. Same to same. In favour of Wm. Allyn and others of the
Merchant Adventurers Company, for money due for customs. |
| Jan. 4. |
4. Order taken by Sir Wm. Cecill, relative to certain contentions
between Dr. Caius, Master and Founder of Gonville and Caius College,
and Mr. Stephen Warner and other Fellows of the said College. |
| Jan. 7. |
5. Petition of Stephen Warner and Robert Spencer, Fellows of
Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, to Cecill, praying for mitigation
of the above order. |
| Jan. 8. |
6. Commissioners for Ports, &c. in Radnorshire, to the Council.
Report their proceedings, and make return of all ports, havens,
shipping, &c. in the county. Complain of the presence and acts of one
Fytiplace, a pirate, in Milford Haven. |
| Jan. 10. |
7. Further order taken by Cecill, in the controversy between
Dr. Caius and the Fellows of Gonville and Caius College; pronounced
on the 10th of January. |
Jan. 10.
Norwich. |
8. Sir Chr. Heydon and others to the Council. Find the chief
dealers in corn conformable and willing to supply the quantity required. |
Jan. 11.
Westminster. |
9. The Queen to Winchester. Warrant for Benedict Krugh, goldsmith, of Antwerp, to import certain jewels specified, duty-free. |
| Jan. 13. |
10. John Cutlerd to Cecill. Sends him some Latin verses, as
annexed, in different metres. Lat. |
| Jan. 15. |
11. Commissioners for Ports in the rapes of Lewes and Bramber,
Sussex. Report their proceedings, and desire directions as to transporting herrings from port to port. Schedule annexed, describing
the ports, creeks, and landing places in the above rapes. |
| Jan. [15.] |
12. Certificate of Commissioners for Ports and Havens in the rapes
of Chichester and Arundel, co. Sussex. |
| Jan. 16. |
13. Declaration of debts due in the Office of First Fruits, by obligation; with names of parties and places specified. |
Jan. 20.
Cambridge. |
14. John Welles to Cecill. Order taken in Cambridge. The Bishop
of Ely sends him a doc. The Bishop of Lincoln has visited King's
College. Mr. Beaumont wishes to know if he can deprive a man for
not wearing a surplice. |
Jan. 20.
Westminster. |
15. Proclamation against the exportation of corn, and for preventing
the forestalling and regrating of grain and other victuals. Special
commissions will be issued in sundry counties. "Imprinted at London,
in Powles Churchyarde, by Rycharde Jugge and John Cawood,
printers to the Queenes Majestie." |
| Jan. 20 (?) |
16. The Queen to Lord Keeper Bacon. Warrant to issue Commissions to gentlemen in certain shires to prevent the importation
of grain, and to enforce the acts against engrossers, forestallers, an'
regrators. |
| Jan. 21. |
17. Sir Owen Hopton and others, Commissioners for Ports, &c. in
Suffolk, to the Council. Report their proceedings in that service.
Inclosing, |
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17. I. Certificate of the said Commissioners of particulars relating
to the ports, havens, and landing places in Suffolk. |
| Jan. 24. |
18. The Queen to Winchester. To appoint persons of credit and
honesty to export out of the port of London, beyond sea, 1,000 tuns
of beer, on which the duty, 20s. per tun, is to be paid. Also that
all books imported, of a seditious nature, be subjected to the view of
the Bishop of London. |
Jan. 28.
St. John's Coll., Cambridge. |
19. Ric. Coortesse to Sir Wm. Cecill. Has been discouraged by
the strange dealings at Cambridge. Sir Henry Cheyney advised him
to leave. Mr. Longeworth will much deceive him if he alters his
purpose. |
Jan. 30.
Bishopsgate Street. |
20. Certificate by Tho. Wytton, Public Notary, that Sir Tho.
Gresham hath appointed Mr. William Fayre to be his lawful procurator,
agent, and factor. |
| Jan. 31. |
21. Lord Mayor, &c. of London to the Council. Pray that the
wheat bought and provided for the Queen may be sold to the city at
the full rate of its cost to the Queen. |
| Jan. |
22. Certificate by the Commissioners of Ports, &c. for the county of
Essex; signed by John Lord Darcy. |
| Jan. (?) |
23. Certificate by the Commissioners of Ports, &c. for the county of
Carnarvon. |
| Jan. |
24. Names of the deputy Commissioners appointed to superintend
the ports, havens, and creeks in the Isle of Anglesea. |
| Jan. (?) |
25. Warrant to the Exchequer to pay 165l. 2s. per month to Edw.
Baeshe and John Ellyott, victuallers of the Navy, out of the allowance
of 500l. a month to Benj. Gonson, Treasurer of the Admiralty. |
| Jan. (?) |
26. Grant to Tho. Hennage of the office of Receiver and Treasurer
of the tenths of the profits of the salt manufacture, under the patent
granted to Francis Bertie, of Antwerp. |
