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26 Feb.
Dasent's
A. P. C.,
91.
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208. The Privy Council.
Meeting at Westm., 26 Feb. Present : Canterbury, Norfolk, Privy
Seal, Hertford, Winchester, Westminster, St. John, Cheyney, Gage,
Browne, Wingfield, Wriothesley, Baker. Business :—Recognisances of
Jeronimo Michael, merchant of Venice, and Marotte Neretti, Barth.
Fortygni, and Vincentio Guichardini, merchants of Florence, to secure
Ant. Guidotti's debt to the King, which appears by specialties in the hands
of Sir Brian Tuke.
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26 Feb.
Add. MS.
32,649,
f. 189.
B.M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 312.
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209. The Privy Council to Suffolk.
The King has seen his letters of the 23rd and the writings received
therewith. For the sake of speed, enclose minutes of letters to be
despatched with diligence from Suffolk to Anguishe and from the lord
Admiral to Arren. He shall order 500 of the garrison to remain (in
consideration of what he writes to Anguishe), including the men who were
to have remained for stay of the country and the 100 afterwards appointed
to remain with the lord Admiral.
Draft, p. 1. Endd. : Mynute to the Duke of Suff., xxvjo Febr.
ao xxxiiijo.
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26 Feb.
Add. MS.
32,649,
f. 190.
B.M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 313.
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210. The Privy Council to Lisle.
The King, upon consideration of last letters from Suffolk, thinks
Lisle should write to Arren according to the enclosed minute,—unless
he is certified that there are no such ships rigged forth. Considering the
great assembly at the Parliament now to be holden in Scotland, to reassure
those of his party there, the King has commanded Suffolk to leave 500 men
still upon the Borders.
Copy, p. 1. Headed : "Copie of the lettre," &c. Endd. : Mynute of the
letter to the Viscount Lisle from the King's Majesty's Council, xxvjo Febr.
ao xxxiiijo.
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211. H. Lord Maltravers to Henry VIII.
Ships with munitions have brought to Staples 11 pieces of great
ordnance, many tents and much wine. Of the 11 pieces, which are all
mounted and landed, 4 are double cannons and the rest culverins and
small pieces. To Patatin near Muttrell are come vessels laden with wine.
At Muttrell are many labourers and 400 men of war. The general musters
at Amiens are prorogued from the 28th inst. indefinitely. At Ard, men of
war, pioneers and women labour in cleansing the dikes. The captain there
is minded to establish the market without the town. Part of the town is
fallen down; and through the deepness of the ditch and great weight of
earth against the wall, the wall is rent and like to fall into the ditch.
Calais, 26 Feb.
Hol., pp. 2. Add. Endd. : ao xxxiiijo.
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27 Feb.
Dasent's
A.P.C., 91.
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212. The Privy Council.
Meeting at Westm., 27 Feb. Present : Norfolk, Privy Seal, Great
Chamb., Hertford (sic), Winchester, Westminster, St. John, Cheyney,
Gage, Browne, Wingfield, Wriothesley. Business :—Roland Hill and
—(blank) declared that certain persons, English and French, being
denizens, "had coloured Frenchmen's good," and were ordered to search
out the truth; and therein Roger de Pratt and Thos. Wyntroppe
commanded to appear next day. Stevens, parson of Bentworth, examined
and remanded till next day.
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27 Feb.
Add MS.
32,649,
f. 194.
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 315.
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213. The Privy Council to Lisle.
Although the King's letters of the 24th willed him, according to
previous letters addressed to Suffolk, to repair to the King's presence, his
Majesty, in view of Lisle's intelligence with Arran and experience of the
Borders (and considering that Mr. Brian is revoked and can at need look to
the sea) has resolved that he shall remain still at Alnewyk, and shall have
100 men to attend him, besides the number appointed in the Council's
letters to Suffolk to remain for the stay of the country.
Draft corrected by Wriothesley, pp. 3. Endd. : Mynute to the Viscount
Lisle, xxvijo Febr. ao xxxiiijo.
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27 Feb.
Add. MS.
32,649, f. 196,
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 316.
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214. Suffolk and Others to the Council.
Received on the 25th, their letters of the 23rd declaring the King's
pleasure for the dissolution of the garrisons, upon the arrival of the abstinence
for the part of Scotland; which, yesternight, Rotesaye herald brought, together
with a letter to Suffolk from Arran, copy enclosed. The making of the
new seal appears to have caused the delay. Will at once proclaim the
abstinence on the Borders and dissolve the garrisons, except those appointed
to stay Tyndale and Ryddesdale, by advice of the lord Warden, whom they
expect to-morrow. Suffolk will then write to Arrayn as instructed; meanwhile
he has written to Anguishe, Sir Geo. Douglas and Sir Thos. Wharton.
Yesternight arrived the King's letters to Arreyn and to the lord Warden,
with copies, and also letters from Mr. Wryothesley to Suffolk. Intend to
send Arran his by Rotesaye herald and think it will be very acceptable.
Suffolk also writes (copy enclosed) to Arren by Rotesaye. Enclose letters
received from Sir Thos. Wharton and the lord Warden. The latter shows
strange matter against Lionel Graye, porter of Berwick, "but surely
there is likelihood of deadly malice against him." Will examine the truth of
it, and have required the lord Warden, who is gone to Berwick about it,
to put a substantial man in Graye's office for the time. Enclose copy of
his letter found in a pew in Berwick church.
P.S., in Sadler's hand.—Rotesaye herald says that the Bible, New Testament,
and like books in English, as the Prymer and the Psalter, are now
marvellously desired in Scotland and a cartload of them would be bought
there. Newcastle, 27 Feb. Signed by Suffolk, Durham, Parr and Sadler.
Pp. 2. Add. Sealed. Endd : ao xxxiiijo.
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27 Feb.
Add. MS.
32,649, f. 192.
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 314.
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215. Suffolk to Arran.
By Rotesaye herald, the bearer, received his letters of 21 Feb. with
the abstinence for the part of Scotland, which he will proclaim on the
Borders and elsewhere. Will redress attemptates according to the Border
laws, as Arran has promised to do, notwithstanding that, since the
abstinence was proclaimed, the King's subjects have been burnt and
harried, for which he expects Arran will make redress.
Now that things begin to frame so well for the benefit of both realms,
exhorts him to proceed as he has begun, and to accelerate the sending of his
ambassadors. Forwards the King's letters received since Rotesaye's
coming, answering his for prorogation of the entry of the prisoners.
Newcastle.
Copy, pp. 2. Endd. : Copy of the D. of Suff. lettre to th'erle of
Arrayne, 27 Feb. ao 34.
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216. Wallop to the Council.
In answer to theirs of 24 Feb., requiring him to declare the
authority he had, "being in the crew at Guysnes," and how he used it;
was put by Norfolk, at his return from Hesdin and Dorlance, in
garrison at St. Omer with 1,000 footmen; and came thence to Guisnes,
where lord Vaulx discharged him of as many as he (Vaulx) had in his
crew, viz. 600. Had the rest only at lord Vaulx's command, who once
(doubting a siege) bestowed part of them as he thought good and set
Wallop and the rest in the keep. Doubted the keeping of it, for it was
then mineable; but now by the King's device, what for the Three Corner
bulwark and Purton's bulwark, it cannot be mined. Had no authority but
to do his best to keep the town, and to that end made a hedge about it and
part of his men lay within the park hedge. Refers to Mr. Gage who was
deputy under lord Vaulx and the lord Privy Seal that last died. (fn. 1) Lord
Vaulx had under him certain horsemen, of whom Sir Thos. Palmer and
Guyot were captains.
Hears that the French king is not yet come to Compeigne.
On Saturday afternoon three footmen of the garrison of Arde,
returning home from Guisnes, met and quarrelled with two
Englishmen coming from Anderne, who, seeing they were two to three
and one of the Frenchmen had a crossbow bent, retired; "and therewith
the Frenchmen cried Tue, Tue, and shot a quarrel at one of them, striking
him into the body." He plucked it out and ran furiously to the Frenchmen,
of whom he wounded and overcame two with a halbert and the third
ran away. That night the Englishman who was shot died, and two days
after, the Frenchman that shot him. The other wounded Frenchman
is here to be ordered by justice; which cannot be obtained from the
French for like offences, they having lately murdered two other
Englishmen, as Wallop has written. Heard on Wednesday last of a
proclamation at Bullen that none should speak of wars with England.
Of late Peter Haysilburghe and his brother, soldiers here, dwelling
at Ballingham, in complaining of the restraint of certain corn they had
bought in France, said that victuals, especially herring, had been conveyed
to Arde from Calais since Lent, mostly carried along the King's
river by Matthew Canell, of Ballingham. States his investigations proving
this matter, and has warned the lord Deputy, and now locks the
turnpike at Anderne nightly. The said Matthew has been supplying coals
to Arde since the fortifications began, and has some at St. Peter's and
Ballingham, which is now restrained. He is a Norman born, said to be a
burgess of Arde, and has a house there and lands in France, whereas he
was but a poor man until he married a widow at Ballingham. Keeps him
till the King's pleasure be known, as well for this matter as for certain
words which the Captain of Arde "should speak unto him," viz.,
"Matthew, regarde bien votre promesse que vous ne m'oblye point."
Calais, 27 Feb. Signed.
Pp. 4. Add. Endd.
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R. O.
St. P., IX.322.
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217. Paget to Henry VIII.
On Saturday last, obtained audience for Monday, when he spoke
first with the Cardinal of Tournon, who said four of Henry's ships had
chased a French galleon, adding that it was ill done to minister such
piques, and that a dozen ships could not stop their passage upon the sea,
who could, if they list, furnish out a hundred. Answered that he knew
nothing of it and was sorry that "some of us ministers" between the
Kings acted so indiscreetly. Tournon said that was true and lately one or
two of Marillac's letters showed that he had proceeded "passionately,"
and enlarged upon their good opinion of Paget.
After dinner presented Henry's letter to the French king, who said it
was for Paget's return and asked if his successor were come. When Paget
replied no, and that he would leave first, the King was so overcome with
passion that he could not speak. So, "to ease him," Paget said that he
had been troubled with sciatica and a disease not meet to be named,
which gave him pain in riding, and that when he came to reside as
ambassador he was promised his return in a twelvemonth. "And will you
go (quoth he) before your successor come? And when cometh your
successor? Where is he? Is he already come into France? Or is he
coming?" Paget said he could not tell, and showed Henry's letters, in
which it was written that the dean of York should come, whereat the King
seemed much relieved. Details conversation (verbatim) in which the King
said he perceived that his ambassador had not done his part, but he
trusted that his good brother would not stay to conclude with him on that
account. Paget said Henry had been earnestly minded to do so until the
ambassador broke it off. The King said he never commissioned
him to do that, and had promised to consider the inequality of
dote and dowry; but he feared there were other lets, for he heard from every
quarter that his good brother would be his enemy. To speak frankly, he knew
that the Emperor had married his children with the King of Portugal and
reserved himself for Henry's daughter, to get money; but if Henry joined
him (Francis) in this marriage he should both receive money and remain
friends with the Emperor, whereas if he joined the Emperor he must
disburse money and be Francis's enemy, who would then annoy him to the
uttermost; and if the Emperor and Francis joined, where would he be? It
were better to let the Emperor and him alone; "and if my good brother
will join with me, tell him I will stick upon no money matters, he shall
rule me as he list." Paget said he did well to speak so frankly, but things
had been very ill handled touching the ships. The King said the matters
of the ships were trifles which Henry might order as he list, as Paget might
say at his return and he would confirm it by his ambassador.
Paget then took leave, the King granting readily that Henry's sommelier
at Bordeaux should be suffered to depart with the wines he had bought there
for Henry, and that Mr. Norrey, arrested there, should be released; and
also granting Paget his passport, who then departed openly, taking leave of
Card. Tournon and the secretaries. Was scant out of the Court gate when
he was recalled and found Card. Tournon and Mons. Bayard. Tournon
said the King had changed his mind and desired Paget not to depart until
his successor came, both for the satisfaction of the world and because his
present was not ready. Paget asked why his departing offended them more
than Castillon's did Henry, "leaving nobody there behind him," and said
it was no little displeasure to him to be thus stopped, and he would not stop
unless constrained, and then would rather be stayed at Boulogne than here.
To this the Cardinal agreed, saying that to-morrow morning he should
receive the despatch for his master's wines and for the herald, and a gentleman
to accompany him to Boulogne with command to Mons. de Bees to
make him good cheer.
This morning at Melun arrived a gentleman of Tournon's called Cambey,
to accompany him to Amiens, bringing a letter to the king of Navarre for
the despatch of the wines from Bordeaux. Has sent it thither together
with a letter for the deliverance of Mr. Norrey. Cambey has his King's
letters under stamp to all officers, &c., to entertain Paget well. May yet
be suffered to pass and has written a letter (copy enclosed) to Tournon in that
behalf. If so, will be at Calais on the 8th March, otherwise it may be
concluded that he is arrested by the way. Paris, 27 Feb. Signed.
Pp. 7. Add. Sealed. Endd. : ao xxxiiijo.
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Caius College
MS. 597, p.
274.
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2. Letter-book copy of the preceding, in the hand of Paget's clerk.
Pp. 6.
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28 Feb.
Dasent's
A.P.C., 92.
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218. The Privy Council.
Meeting at Westm., 28 Feb. Present : Chancellor, Privy Seal, Gt.
Chamb., Winchester, Westminster, Gage, Browne, Wingfield, Wriothesley,
Dacres. Business : —Letter written to Ric. Cavendisshe to pay, out of
hand, John Aster for one last of herring. Roger de Prat, native of
France, denizen, and — Wyntrop, merchant of London, committed to the
Fleet for colouring Frenchmen's goods.
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Add MS.
32,649, f. 198.
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 317.
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219. The Privy Council to Suffolk.
The King has seen his letters of the 25th, and answers :— (1) That
he approves Suffolk's advertisement to Wharton touching Don Laneryk,
who, as great stay to Anguishe, need not be further called upon for his
entry; but Suffolk must enquire in his next letters to Anguishe whether
the said Laneryk is indeed such a friend. (2) He marvels that they of
Scotland have not sent the abstinence for their part; but even if it come
four or five days late it is to be accepted. If it be not come, the incourses
lately made by Scots are to be revenged; and indeed the King thinks
Suffolk has been more gentle in that behalf than needed, seeing that the
abstinence was but conditional upon their acceptance or refusal.
Draft in Wriothesley's hand, pp. 3. Endd. : Mynute to the Duke of
Suff., ultimo Febr. ao xxxiiijo.
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28 Feb.
Add MS.
32,649, f. 200.
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 318.
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220. Sir Thos. Wharton to Suffolk and Others.
In pursuance of Suffolk's letters of 25 Feb., stays calling upon the
lard Dumlanryke. Has communed with Maxwell and told him, as
instructed, that, Arren having written for longer day for the other prisoners,
the pledges to remain, the suit for his son was stayed. Maxwell was very
earnest for Wharton to write to Suffolk that his eldest son should not enter
again, and that his second son should lie in pledge. Maxwell's meaning is
to lie himself at Court and have his eldest son upon his offices in the
country, and he will take no office in Scotland but at the King's command.
He would have gone himself to Suffolk but Wharton dissuaded him.
In last wars with Scotland, when serving under the earl of Northumberland,
Wharton practised with a Scottish woman named Kateryn Robynson to
bring intelligence out of Scotland. Before the beginning of this war she
again undertook to bring intelligence. On the 21st inst. she came, saying
that the larde of Bukcleughe would write Wharton a secret letter if he
would receive it, and would also deliver the young Queen of Scotland into
his hands. Marvelled at such words from her, although the said laird had
sent messages by Englishmen as though he would speak with Wharton; as
the latter wrote on the 20th. Bade her say that he would receive any
letter. On the 27th she came to Carlisle and delivered the enclosed letter,
saying that her credence was that, if Wharton, through her, would appoint
time and place, the Queen should be delivered. Wrote by her to
Bukcleughe that he would meet him at his appointment and meanwhile all
things might remain as they were. Thinks it should not lie in such men's
power to deliver her; and considers the credence sent from earl Bothwell
by John Spens to like effect. Sundry espials report "that she is in great
peril either to be conveyed or destroyed amongst them." Begs credence
for his cousin and deputy Lancelot Lowther, the bearer, in this and Maxwell's
matter; and desires to know what to say if Bukcleughe appoint a
meeting. Carlisle, last day of Feb.
Hears that Glencarn shall be made chancellor of Scotland, and that he
uses himself honorably in the King's service. Signed.
Pp. 3. Add. : To, etc., my lord Lieutenant, my lord of Duresme, my
lord Parre, and Sir Rauffe Sadler, at Newcastle. Endd. : ao xxxiiijo.
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Add. MS.
28,592, f. 176.
B. M.
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221. The Marquis Of Aguilar to Charles V.
A long letter touching the Pope's unwillingness to declare against
Francis, whom he continually tries to excuse, and touching his Holiness's
departure for Bologna on Monday the 26th inst. Rome, the last day of
Feb. 1543.
Spanish. Copy from Simancas, pp. 4. See Spanish Calendar VI., Pt. ii.
No. 108.
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32,649, f. 202.
B. M.
Hamilton
Papers,
No. 319.
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222. Henry VIII. to Arran.
It is signified by Gawyne Hammyltoun, "brother germane to our
trusty and welbeloved James Hammiltone, your cousin," that where the
said James was heretofore sharply persecuted by certain of the clergy of
Scotland and other his enemies, for "resisting and gainsaying [the Pope's
laws] (fn. 2) of their abuses," and finally banished and his property confiscated,
he is now at his return debarred from your presence. We "desire you
rycht effectuislye that ye will considder his caus" and restore his property.
Draft in a Scottish hand, with corrections by Wriothesley, p. 1. Endd. :
Mynute to therle of Arren for James Hamylton.
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St. P., IX., 317.
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223. Henry VIII. to the Duke Of Vendôme.
Being certified that he, with a main army, invades the Low
Countries now in the Emperor's possession, to defend which Henry is
bound, by his old (fn. 3) leagues with the Emperor, to aid when required;
friendly requires him in case the King his master minds to prosecute
hostility, to foresee that it is not executed in countries which Henry is
bound to defend, as these countries which he has now entered are, for
Henry must and will observe his obligations.
Copy, in Gardiner's hand, pp. 3. Endd. : The double of the King's
Majesty's letter to Monsr. de Vandosme.
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2. Draft of the preceding, with slight verbal differences begun in
Gardiner's hand, but continued in another hand.
Pp. 3.
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30,367, f. 2.
B. M.
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224. The King's Wardrobe.
"In this booke is conteigned almanour of the Kyng his Majestes
Guarderobe stuff remaynyng and being within his Highnes castell at
Wyndesor in the saulf custody, keping and charge of William Tildesley,
perticulerly surveid, viewid and geven in charge, in due order, unto the
said William, by the Kynges commandement, by Nicholas Bristowe, his
Highnes clerke, mense Februarii anno xxxiiijto dc'i d'ni Regis Henrici
Octavi."
Giving a minute description of a large number of hangings of arras,
hangings of tapestry, "clothes of estate," "cheires," "cusshions,"
"sparvers," "ceelers and testers," "carpettes," "beddes," "counterpoyntes,"
and "sundry percelles" (viz. a chess board gilt with a case to
the same, a fair spruce table of four leaves with two trestles made fast
thereunto, a case of old pipes, three flutes in a case, two walking staves,
"one taken by the Quene, Septemb. ao iijtio Re. Eliz." and "one with
Mr. Norrys, little worth"), five Turquey bows, a great coffer bound with
iron, two cart canvasses and two bear hides, a joined bed with vices to go
under a sparver, and a case of leather of a chair), and some old stuff
which, as unmeet for the King's wardrobe, was given to the officer.
ii. Similar list, but smaller, of stuff received out of the standing
wardrobe at Westminster, by the hands of John Rede, 20 Nov. 34 Hen.
VIII.
iii. Similar list of stuff received by the hands of Nic. Bristowe, 21
Nov. 34 Hen. VIII., as received "from sundry persons attainted" (not
named).
iv. Similar list of stuff delivered by Bristowe, 10 April, 35 Hen. VIII.,
as received "from sundry persons attainted" (not named).
v. Similar list "sent from Hampton Courte to Wyndesor, mens.
Augustii (sic) anno xxxviijo. R. H. VIII." Signed by Tyldesley in several
places.
Pp. 28. With note at the beginning that the stuff then remaining was
delivered over by Tyldesley to Ralph Rowlandson, now keeper of the same, 2 Dec.,
5 Eliz., and with marginal notes in the same hand to each item, showing
whether it is delivered or what has become of it.
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225. The Fleet in the North Seas.
Instructions given by the King to Wm. Woodhous, gentleman,
appointed admiral of his navy on the North Seas.
To protect his subjects from enemies, the King (besides sundry navies
abroad) has appointed four good ships equipped for the war to keep the
North Seas, viz. the Trinity, Anthony, John Evangelist and Mary Grace
called Andreson's Bark, all of Newcastle, and Wm. Woodhous to have the
rule of them. They shall keep the North Seas between Humber and
Berwick, and not enter Tynmouth unless upon stress of wind or some
"chace" (qr. chase or chance?). Woodhous, as admiral, shall sail in the
Trinity [and receive commission and instructions from "the said Sir
Francis Bryan and John Osburne"] (fn. 4) and Dunstone Nudigate shall
be captain of the Anthony, Laur. Folbery of the John Evangelist and
George Ryveley of the Mary Grace, under Woodhouse, "according to such
commission as is is (sic) given unto him in that behalf." The lord
Admiral and Mr. Stannop shall see them victualled from time to time. They
shall take all Frenchmen and Scots as good prize, taking the men into
their own ships "to serve in the same as drudges" (droges) and send the
prizes, in Englishmen's charge, to the next port; advertising the lord
Admiral, and charging the officers of the port to see the goods safely kept,
and certify the King's Council, as Woodhous also shall do by letters. They
shall not meddle with any Fleming, Spaniard or Portingal unless he have
hurt any English subjects or is conveying men, munition or victual into
Scotland; in which case he is to be apprehended and kept, "to the strength
and commodity of his Majesty's navy," until further instructions. Likewise
Danskers, or ships of Estland, unless equipped for war or offenders, are not
to be meddled with; but ships of the King of Denmark himself are to be
searched for letters and news. Woodhous shall see that there is no spoil
of the goods of any ships he shall take, and in no wise "use those which
be not Frenchmen or Scots, or have not notably offended in any extreme
sort," but bestow them so that in all events he may be master of them.
Draft with corrections in Wriothesley's hand, pp. 13. Entitled (in another
hand) : Instructions given, &c. (as above). Docketed : "Minute of
Woodhous instructions appointed Admiral on the North Seas."
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226. Grants in February 1543.
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1. Robt. Holte of Stubley, Lanc., senior.
Licence to alienate lands in Castelton and
Hundersfeld, in the parish of Roche Dale,
Lanc., which belonged to Whalley mon. :
to Thurstan Tyldesley and Laur.
Asshall, to the use of the said Robert,
with remainder to Robt. Holte, jun.,
kinsman and heir apparent of the said
Robert, and his heirs male, with remainder
to the heirs male of Robt. Holt
son of Geoffrey Holte, late of Tressham,
dec., with remainder to the right heirs of
the said Robert Holt of Stubley. Westm.,
1 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 1, m. 26.
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2. Sir John Gyfford. Licence to alienate
the manor of Ednaston, alias Adnaston,
and the chief messuage late in tenure of
Wm. Wetton, and rent of 4s. from tenements
of Fras. Shyrley, in co. Derby, and
6s. 8d. out of the vicarage of Shyrley,
Derb., and lands in Netherthroughmaston,
Derb., which belonged to Tutbury priory
and were lately leased to Fras. Shyrley,
at 10s. rent : to Fras. Shyrley. Westm.,
1 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 9.
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3. Wm. Standysshe, gentleman, and
Alice Mynne, relict and executrix of John
Mynne, dec. Lease, by the General Surveyors,
for a fine of 30s., of a field called
Le Castellfeld belonging to the Castle of
Bridgewater, Soms., and parcel of the late
Queen Jane's lands; except 4 acres lately
leased by copy of court roll to Wm.
Gower; with reservations; for 21 years;
at 44s. 5½d. rent. Del. Westm., 3 Feb.
34 Henry VIII.—S.B. (Signed by Daunce,
Southwell and Moyle.) Pat. p., m 35.
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4. W. bp. of Bath and Wells. Licence
to consecrate the chapel and churchyard of
St. Mary of Sevington in the parish of
Southpederton, Soms. Westm., 3 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 10, m. 27. Rymer,
XIV., 767.
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5. Wm. Sharyngton. Licence to
alienate the church or rectory of Dengeworth
alias Dencheworth, Berks, which
belonged to Bruerne monastery, with the
advowson of the vicarage : to Wm. Hyde,
jun., son and heir apparent of Wm. Hide
of Dencheworth. Westm., 4 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 9, m. 31.
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6. Thos. Denys and John Samborn,
esquires. Livery, by the Court of Wards
and Liveries, of lands as kinsmen and
heirs of Mary Lysle, dec., late wife of
Sir Thos. Lysle, dec., who held them
in right of his wife, in England, Wales,
Calais and the Marches, with profits from
1 Feb. 33 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 4 Feb.
34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St. John
Hynde and Sewster.) Pat. p. 9, m. 2.
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7. Seth Lacy and Isabella his wife.
Licence to alienate a third part of the
manor of Medbourn, Leic., and certain
lands (extent given) there, with the advowson
of the church : to Thos. Nevyll. Westm.,
5 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 9, m. 31.
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8. Commissions of oyer and terminer :—
Eastern Circuit.—Hen. earl of Sussex,
Andrew lord Windsor, John lord Mordaunt,
Sir Edw. Mountagu, Thos. Bromley, King's
serjeant at law, the mayor of Norwich, Sir
Roger Townesend, Sir Wm. Paston, Sir
John Heydon, Sir Geo. Somersett, Sir
Humph. Wyngfeld, Sir Robt. Payton, Sir
Giles Alyngton, Sir Wm. Drury, Sir Robt.
Dormer, Sir John Seynt John, Sir Michael
Fyssher, Sir Laur. Tayllard, Sir
Thos. Elyott, Nich. Luke, Hen. Bradshawe,
Ric. Southwell, Edm. Wyndeham, Thos.
Checheley, Robt. Holdyche, Robt. ap Rice,
Thos. Hall, John Gascoign, Paul Darrell,
Thos. Danyell, Thos. Dewnold, Robt.
Drury, Robt. Crane, Thos. Rudston, Geo.
Gyfford, Nich. Harding, Clement Higham
and Thos. Fitzhugh. Westm., 5 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 11d.
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9. Midland Circuit.—Sir Walter Luke,
Wm. Whorwood, attorney general, the
mayors of Coventry, Lincoln, Leicester
and Nottingham, Sir Brian Stapleton, Sir
Geo. Throgmerton, Sir John Harryngton,
Sir John Markeham, Sir Robt. Tyrwhytt,
Sir John Skypwith, Sir John Vyllers, Edm.
Molyneux, King's serjeant at law, Edw.
Saunders, serjeant at law, John Grevyle,
John Hennege, Thos. Brudenell, Roland
Babyngton, Ric. Humfrey, Edw. Gryffen,
Edw. Pye, Ant. Nevell, Simon Dygby,
Kenelm Dygby, John Beamount, Andrew
Nowell and Robt. Chauntrell. Same date.
Ibid.
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10. Western Circuit.—Sir John lord
Russell, Privy Seal, Sir Thos. Willoughby,
Sir Humph. Broun, Sir Thos. Denys, Sir
Ph. Champernon, Sir John Horsey, Sir John
Chamond, Sir Thos. Trenchard, Sir Wm.
Godolphan, Sir Hugh Trevanyon, Sir
Thos. Arundell, Lewis Fortescue, one of
the barons of the Exchequer, John Rowe,
serjeant at law, the mayor of Exeter, John
Paulett, Barth. Fortescu, John Stowell,
Thos. Seyntabyn, John Bonham, Robt.
Vyvyan, Chas. Bulkeley, Barth. Husey, Ric.
Phillipps, Wm. Thorp, Humph. Prydeaux,
Wm. Thornell, John Norton, John Wyntershull,
and Thos. Horner. Same date.
Ibid.
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11. Ralph Kirkeby, the King's servant.
To be "provisor" or purveyor of the
King's works in the palace and manor of
Westminster, Midd., vice John Barlowe,
dec.; with 8d. a day. Westm., 24 Jan. 34
Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 6 Feb.—P.S.
Pat. p. 5, m. 18.
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12. Ric. Germin. Presentation to the
canonry and prebend of Flixton in the
cathedral church of Lichfield, void by the
death of Nich. Darington and in the
King's gift by the vacancy of the see of
Coventry and Lichfield. Addressed to
Thomas abp. of Canterbury. Westm., 5
Jan. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 6 Feb.
—P.S. Pat. p. 6. m. 11.
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13. Wm. Hill, clk., King's chaplain.
Presentation to a moiety of the rectory of
Malpas. Chester dioc., void by the death
of John Brerton and in the King's gift
by grant of Sir Rowland Hil[l] of London
and Wm. Breerton of Breerton, Chesh.,
the patrons. Del. Westm., 6 Feb. 34
Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Endd. : At the suit of
the clerk of the Closet). Pat. p. 7, m. 29.
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14. Bishopric of Coventry and Lichfield.
Conge d'elire to the Dean and
Chapter of Coventry and Lichfield, on the
death of Roland, last bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield. Westm., 5 Feb, 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 8 Feb.—P.S.
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15. Alice Portman, widow. Lease (by
advice of Daunce, Southwell and Moyle,
general surveyors, and for 10 mks. fine) of
the site of the manor of Pimperne, Dors.,
with the demesnes, and day-works (opera)
due to the manor, which belonged to the
late Queen Jane; with reservations; for
21 years from Mich, last; at 6l. 13s. 4d.
rent. Westm., 24 Jan. 34 Hen. VIII.
Del. Westm., 7 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 9,
m. 10 (dated 24 Jan).
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16. Edm. Sheffeld, esquire, late a
minor in the King's custody. Livery, by
the Court of Wards and Liveries, of lands,
as s. and h. of Sir Robert Sheffeld, dec.,
in England, Wales and the marches, and
Calais and its marshes. With profits from
22 Nov. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 7 Feb.
34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St. John.
Hynde and Sewster). Pat. p. 1, m. 8.
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17. Sir Ph. Bottiller. Licence to
alienate the manor of Aston, Herts, with
12 messuages 505 acr. of land, 203 acr. of
pasture and 43 acr. of meadow thereto
belonging : to John Bottiller and
Griselda his wife, in tail, with remainder
to the said Sir Philip and his heirs.
Westm., 7 Feb. Pat. p. 2, m. 20.
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18. Thos. Brakyn. Licence to alienate
30 acres of land in Chesterton, Camb., to
Thos. Paryshe. Westm., 7 Feb. Pat. 34
Hen. VIII. p. 9, m. 31.
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19. Sir John Seynt John of Blettesho,
Beds. Licence to alienate the manors of
Abbottes Rypton, Wenyngton and Esthorpe,
which belonged to Ramsey monastery,
Hunts., with the advowson of the parish
church of Abbottes Rypton and lands
called Bourne Stokkyng, Decons Stokkyng,
and Shotesgrave in Abbottes Rypton and
an annual pension of 2s. in Abbottes
Rypton, Hunts.; also the manor of Bolnehurst,
Beds, which belonged to Thornehey
monastery, Camb., with the advowson of
the church of Bolnehurst and lands in
Husborn Crawley, Beds : to Oliver St.
John, son and heir apparent of the said
Sir John, and Agnes his wife, daughter
and heir apparent of Sir Michael Fyssher
and Margaret his wife. Westm., 8 Feb.
Pat. p. 3, m. 28.
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20. Katharine countess of Bridgewater.
late of Lambeth, Surr., wife of Henry earl
of Bridgewater. General pardon of all
misprisions of treason and other crimes
committed before 14 Feb. 33 Hen. VIII.
Westm., 5 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 8 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 5, m. 18.
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21. Thomas Hewett, clk. Grant of the
canonry and prebend of Norwell Tertia in
the collegiate church of Southwell, Notts,
void by death. Westm. 28 Jan. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 8 Feb.—P.S. Pat.
p. 7, m. 29.
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22. Thomas Lloyd's School at Caermarthen.
Grant (whereas, by patent 18
Jan. 27 Hen. VIII., the King licensed
Thos. Lloyd, clk., to found a school in
New Karmerden, Wales, to be called
"Thomas Lloyd his skole"; and whereas
it is now represented to the King, by the
said Thomas Lloyd and others, that no
place in Wales is more suitable for the
said school than the site of the late Friars
Minors of Karmerden, St. David's dioc.;
and whereas the King desires that the said
school shall in future be known as "the
King's Scole of Karmerden of Thomas
Lloyds fundacion," and that the said
previous letters patent may be cancelled, to
Thomas Lloyd, clk., of the site, &c., of
the house of the late Friars Minors of
Carmerden, with its gardens, &c. closes
called Great Park, Parkhill and Little
Park, and shops in Kaystrete without the
walls of Carmerden in tenure of Lewis
Hopkyn, merchant, and the tenement of
Jas. Williams beside the gate of the said
house, all which are in St. Peter's parish
in Carmerden and belonged to the said late
hospital or house; annual value 29s. 10d.;
to hold in fee simple as one sixtieth of a
knight's fee by rent of 3s. a year with the
intention that the profits be applied to the
use of the foresaid school.
And whereas by the foresaid letters
patent the canons residentiary of St.
David's were licensed to receive for the
maintenance of the said school, from the
said Lloyd or others, lands to the clear
value of 20l., not held of the King in
chief, and licence was given to grant
the same, (but no such lands have been so
granted), the name of the school being
altered and the said letters patent cancelled,
a new licence is now given, for the
benefit of the "King's School of Karmerden
of Thomas Lloyd's foundation".
Westm., 30 Jan. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 9 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 10, m. 12.
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23. Wm. Banks, King's servant. To be
a gunner in the Tower of London, vice
John Towe, dec., with 6d. a day. Westm.,
26 Jan. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm.,
9 Feb. —P.S. Pat. p. 7, m. 31.
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24. Giles Fynes. Licence to alienate
lands (extent given) in Helynglygh, Suss.,
called Cromer (?) alias Caneland (?) : to
Nich. Mascall. Westm., 9 Feb. Pat. 34
Hen. VIII. p. 4, m. 30.
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25. Commissions of the peace.
Derb.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Treasurer Norfolk, President Suffolk,
Russell, Privy Seal, Fras. earl of Shrewsbury,
Sir Walter Luke, Wm. Whorwood,
Attorney General, Sir Hen. Sacheverell,
Sir John Vernon, Sir James Fuljambe,
George Vernon, Fras. Leeke, Matth.
Knyfton, German Poole, Humph. Bradbourn,
John Beamounte. Ric. Curson, John
Leeke, Thos. Powtrell, Fras. Poole, Roland
Babyngton, Wm. Legh, Thos. Thatcher,
Peter Fretchwell, John Boswell, Edw.
Eyer and Thos. Sutton. Westm., 9 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 3d.
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26. Berks.—Chancellor Audeley, Treasurer
Norfolk, President Suffolk, Russell,
Privy Seal, Sir Edm. Mervyn, Wm. Portman,
King's serjeant at law, Sir John
Daunce, Sir Wm. Essex, Sir Ant.
Hungerford, Sir Humph. Forster, Sir Wm.
Penyston, John Wellesbourn, John
Cheyney, Thos. Welden, Edw. Fetyplace,
Thos. Essex, John Norrys, Walter
Chalcott, Ric. Warde, Thos. Edgare, Ric.
Brydges, John Wynchercombe, Thos.
Vachell, John Latton, Ric. Stafferton
and Wm. Hyde. Westm., 9 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 3d.
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27. Shropshire.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Treasurer Norfolk, President Suffolk,
Russell, Privy Seal, Wm. earl of Arundel,
R. bp. of Coventry and Lichfield, R. bp.
of St. Asaph's, Walter lord Ferrers, Edw.
lord Powes, Hen. lord Stafford, Sir Nich.
Hare, Sir Edm. Mervyn, Wm. Portman,
King's serjeant at law, Thos. Bromley,
King's serjeant at law, Sir Edw. Croftes,
Sir Wm. Thomas, Sir Ric. Brereton, Sir
Thos. Hanmer, Sir John Vernon, John
Pakyngton, David Brooke, Ric. Cornewall,
John Corbett, Thos. Vernon, Thos. Holte,
John Pryce, Wm. Yonge, Roland Hill, Ric.
Hoorde, Ric. Mytton, Adam Mytton, Wm.
Charleton, Fras. Poole, Thos. Pygott. Jas.
Leche, Ric. Walwyn, Ric. Hassall, Thos.
Lee, Wm. Gateacre, Robt. Brooke and
Wm. Foxe. Westm., 9 Feb. Pat. 34
Hen. VIII.,p. 11, m. 4d.
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28. Monm.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Thos. duke of Norfolk, Treasurer, Chas.
duke of Suffolk, Lord President, Sir John
lord Russell, Privy Seal, Hen. earl of
Worcester, R. bp. of Coventry and Lichfield,
lord president of the council
within the principality of Wales, Walter
lord Ferrers, Sir Nich. Hare, Sir
Edm. Mervyn, Wm. Portman, King's
serjeant at law, Sir Edw. Croftes, Sir Rice
Maunsell, Sir John Vernon, John Pakington,
Thos. Holte, David Brooke, John ap
Rice, Ric. Hassall, Walt. Harbert, Chas.
Harbert, Ant. Walshe, Thos. Morgan, Hen.
Lewys, Ric. Morgan, Thos. Ekyns, Wm.
Morgan, Thos. Harbert, Jas. Whytney,
Wm. John Thomas, Nicholas Arnold,
Reginald ap Hoell, Roland Morgan, Matth.
Harbert, Ric. Goldsmyth, David Morgan
Kemys and John Kemys. Westm., 9 Feb.
Pat. 34. Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 4d.
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29. Wilts.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Treasurer Norfolk, Lord President Suffolk,
Hen. Marquis Dorset, Russell lord Privy
Seal, Edw. earl of Hertford, John earl of
Bath, J. bp. of Sarum, Hen. lord
Mautravers, John lord Audeley, Wm. lord
Stourton, Wm. lord Seynt John, Sir Ric.
Lyster, Sir Thos. Willoughby, Sir Humph.
Broun, Sir Edw. Baynton, Sir Thos.
Arundell, Sir Wm. Essex, Sir John
Bridges, John Erneley, Thos. Apprice,
Edm. Mounperson, Barth. Husey, Wm.
Grene, Chas. Bulkley, John Pye, Chr.
Willoughby, Wm. Button, Robt. Wye, John
Bushe, Wm. Stumpe, Wm. Hamelyn,
Geoff. Danyell and Ric. Woodcoke.
Westm., 9 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p.
11, m. 4d.
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30. Devon.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Treasurer Norfolk, President Suffolk, Henry
marquis of Dorset, Russell lord Privy
Seal, John earl of Bath, J. bp. of Exeter,
John lord Zouche, Sir Thos. Willoughby,
Sir Humph. Broun, Sir Thos. Denys, Sir
Hugh Pollard, Sir John Chamond, Sir Ph.
Champernon, Sir John Arundell, Sir Ric.
Egecombe, John Paulett, Lewis Fortescu,
one of the barons of the Exchequer, John
Rowe, serjeant at law, John Harrys, serjeant
at law, Barth. Fortescu, Ric. Halse,
Wymond Carewe, Hugh Stukeley, Ric.
Yearde, Robt. Chidley, John Pollard,
Humph. Prideaux, John Amadas, Robt.
Brytt, John Whiddon, Ant. Harvy, Roger
Bluett, John Drake, jun., Ric. Turbervyle,
John Hull, Alex. Wood, Ant. Bury, John
Ridgeway, John Pasmer, Robt. Dulyn,
Wm. Rowpe, Hugh Yeo and Thos. Tremayne.
Westm., 9 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 11, m. 5d.
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31. John Collynwoode, gentleman, and
Ursula his wife. Livery of lands, by the
Court of Wards and Liveries, in right of
the said Ursula, d. and h. of Wm. Buckton,
dec., and late a minor in the Kings hands,
in England, Ireland, Wales and the marches.
Signed by St. John, Hynde and
Sewster. Del. Westm., 10 Feb. 34 Henry
VIII.—S.B. Pat. p. 1, m. 7.
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32. John Jones. Warrant, by the Court
of Wards and Liveries, for a livery of lands
to be made to him as cousin and next heir
of James Jones who, it appears by the office
found upon his death, died, 14 Oct. 34 Hen.
VIII., seised of lands in co. Heref. worth
40s. a year leaving the said John next heir
aged 40 years. Dated 3 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.
Headed "Com. Hereff." Signed by St.
John, Hynde, and Sewster. Del. Westm.,
10 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.
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33. Ric. Moryson, King's servant.
Licence to alienate two tenements and a
curtilage in Fryday Street, parish of St.
Margaret Moyses, London, granted to him
by patent, 22 April 31 Hen. VIII. : to
Thomas Barthelet. Westm., 10 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 11, m. 6.
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34. Edm. Pavell. Licence to alienate
the manor of Hynchewek, Glouc., to John
Roche. Westm., 10 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 11, m. 6.
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35. Sir Anthony Kyngeston. Grant of
the house and site of the late abbey of
Flaxley, Glouc., with church, buildings,
gardens, &c., the manors and granges of
Flaxley, House, Goodriche, Glymperwell
alias Clymperwell, Walmore, Blecheden,
Arlyngham, Le Monken, Rewardyn, Nwlande,
Parva Dean, Newenham, Pulton and
Dymmok, Glouc., the lordship and manor
of Rochelbury, Soms., and all other posesssions
in Flaxley, House, Holle, Goodriche,
Weston, Clymperwell, Walmore, North
Wode, Adiette, Claxhill, Cleve, Eluyngton,
Borseley, Denny, Mynsterworth, Gloucester,
Blecheden, Arlyngham, Le Monken, Rewarden,
Newlande, ParvaDean, Newenham,
Pulton and Dymmok, Glouc., the city of
Gloucester or the county of Somerset,
which belonged to Flaxley abbey, on or
before 4 Feb. 27 Hen. VIII., in as full
manner as Thos. Were, late abbot of Flaxley,
held them; clear annual value 145l. 14s. 1d.
To hold in fee simple as one tenth of a
knight's fee by rent of 77l. 8d. This grant
made on surrender of a grant of the
premises in tail to Sir William Kyngeston
made by patent 27 March 28 Hen. VIII.
Westm., 8 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm.,
11 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 11, m. 18. (Cancelled
because, as appears in the margin,
surrendered by Sir Ant. Kyngeston, s. and
h. of Sir Wm. Kyngeston, dec., 21 May 36
Hen. VIII., to be regranted in another
form.)
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36. John Parker, clk., King's chaplain.
Presentation to the perpetual vicarage of
Aldenham, Herts, Lincoln dioc., vice
Thomas Essex, dec. Westm., 5 Feb. 34
Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 11 Feb.—P.S.
Pat. p. 7, m. 31.
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37. Wm. Rice, a sewer of the Chamber.
To be bailiff and hayward of the manor of
Kingeslande alias Kyngeslane, Heref., and
bailiff of the manor or lordship of Moche
Markehill and of the lordship of Mawreden,
Heref., with the custody of the woods in
Mawreden; for life, with the fees, &c.,
accustomed. Westm., 5 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 11 Feb.—P.S. Pat.
p. 7, m. 31.
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38. John Mershe, a sewer of the Chamber.
Grant (in exchange for a chief
messuage in Mulsoo, Bucks, now in tenure
of Thos. Petkyn, lands in Mulsoo in tenure
of Wm. Sawford, a grange, &c., in Cranefelds,
Beds, and lands in Hadley, Midd.,
sold to the King by indenture of 21 Nov.
34 Hen. VIII., and for 69l. 11s. 5d. of the
reversion and rent reserved upon the
following Grown lease :—By indenture, 14
Aug. 31 Hen. VIII., to Giles Small, of the
house and site of the late monastery of
Delapree near Northampton, with its
houses, buildings and lands (named within
the said site, lands (specified) in the
West Meade, lez Dykkes and le Longdole
in Westcotton and in Nonnemeade in
Hardyngston, in Overheys and Netherheys
in Hardyngston, and in several closes
(named) in Hardyngston, in the common
fields of Hardyngston and Westcotton,
and in Estefeld and Westefeld in Hardynston,
pasture beside St. Leonards there
in tenure of John Orene (sic), and land
called Penyland alias Brokeland in Hardyngston;
all which premises belonged to
the said late monastery; except lands
called Lachemere in Nunemeade, lands in
Folkes Crofte, a close beside St. Leonards
and land called le Pykes in Bollans felde,
which are demised to divers persons; with
reservations; for 21 years at 17l. 19s. 1d.
rent.
Also grant of (1) all the premises, and
of a cottage &c. in tenure of Ralph Norman,
lands in Pyoks alias Pykkes in Hardingston
and Lachemere in tenure of the foresaid John
Grene (sic), and a close called Fulescrofte
alias Folks Crofte, all in Hardyngston, and
all the demesne lands of the said monastery
in Hardyngston and Westcotton. All
which premises lie in Cotton, Westcotton
and Hardyngston and belonged to Delaprey.
Also grant (2) of the manor of Sywell,
Ntht., which belonged to St. Andrew's
priory in Northampton, the advowson of
the rectory of Sywell, a rent of 2s. from
John Wilmer in Sywell, and all lands in
Sywell in the several tenures of John
Yoke, Wm. Grene, John Smythe, Symon
Stomer, Jasper Lucres, John Rydley, Thos.
Wilmer, John Houghton, Rob. Sutton,
Rob. Marshall, rector of Sywell, Owen
Mannyngton, Hen. Lumney, Ric. Rogers,
Edw. Billing, John Mantell, Rob. Notte,
Wm. Cowper, John Wyner, Owen Mannynge,
Wm. Chapman, Ric. Lucres, Chr.
Ballard, Rob. Sutton, Edw. Sanders, Hen.
Colles, Ric. Walles, Rob. Colman, Hugh
Gardener, Rob. Marshall, clk., John
Garton, Edm. Grace and Agnes, widow of
Robt. Busshopp, dec., also the tenement
of Thos. Rouse in Sywell, the warren of
coneys there in tenure of Edw. Sanders,
the wood called Sywell wode and all other
appurtenances of the manor of Sywell
which belonged to St. Andrews. To hold
the premises in fee simple as one twentieth
of a knight's fee by rents of (1) 38s. 1d. (2)
8l. 11s. 9d.; free of a rent of 6d. a year to
the chantry priest of Adyngton Magna and
all other charges except 20s. for the bailiff's
fee of Sywell. Westm., 11 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 12 Feb.—P.S. Pat.
p. 6, m. 9.
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39. Thos. More, esquire. Livery, by the
Court of Wards and Liveries, of lands, as
s. and h. of John More, dec., in England,
Wales, Calais and the Marches. Del.
Westm., 12 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B.
(Signed by St. John, Hynde and Ph.
Parys.) Pat. p. 1. m. 6.
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40. Robt. Wryght, s. and h. of John
Wryght, dec. Livery, by the Court of Wards,
of lands in England and Wales; and of the
reversion of lands which Eliz. Wryght late
wife of the said John holds for term of life;
with profits from the time he attained his
majority. Del. Westm., 12 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St. John, Hynde,
and Sewster.) Pat. p. 2, m. 6.
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41. Anth. Newdegate. To be auditor of
the lands late of Edw. duke of Buckingham,
attainted, in cos. Glouc., Soms., Wilts,
and Hants, and the lordships of Newporte,
Wenllong, Maughan, Breknok, Haia, Huntyngdon,
Cantrecelly, Penkelly and Alexandreston,
S. Wales, with 20 mks. a year
and advantages as enjoyed by Wm. Walweyn
and Robert Hennage. The said office
was granted patent, 18 Aug. 24 Hen. VIII.,
to Wm. Walweyn and Robt. Hennage;
and now Walweyn is deceased and Hennage
has surrendered the said patent to the
intent that this should be made. Westm.,
5 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 12
Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7, m. 27.
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42. Thos. Buller. Lease by the General
Surveyors, for a fine of 40s., of lands
(detailed) in the manor of Staple, Soms.,
with reservations; for 21 years; at 20s.
rent. Preamble states that Henry late
earl of Northumberland granted the same
lands (which were late held by Robt.
Godard. dec., by copy of court roll) to John
Jenkyns, a gentleman of his chamber, for
life; that Buller now has the estate of the
said Jenkyns; that the estate of the said
earl in the manor of Staple passed to Henry
late lord Montague attainted; and that the
said Buller has surrendered his estate in
order to have the above lease. Del.
Westm., 12 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B.
(Signed by Daunce, Southwell and Moyle.)
Pat. p. 7, m. 30.
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43. Lln. ap Glin Morgan. Lease, by the
General Surveyors, of a tenement in the
lordship of Tyryalth, late of Golithed son
of Gr., and a parcel of land late in the
occupation of Jevan Vacchn ap Jevan
Senght; with reservations; for 21 years;
at 10s. 5d. rent and 4d. increase. Del.
Westm., 12 Feb. 34 Henry VIII.—S.B.
(Signed by Daunce, Southwell and Moyle.)
Pat. p. 7, m. 31.
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44. John Stokes of London, yeoman.
Lease (by advice of Daunce, Southwell and
Moyle and for 40s. fine) of a grain
(bladifer) mill called Northmyll. with pond
and other appurtenances in Grauntham,
Linc., which belonged to the late Queen
Jane; for 21 years, at 6l. 16s. 8d. rent.
Westm,—(blank) Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.
Del. Westm., 12 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7,
m. 31.
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45. Leonard Chamberleyn. Licence to
alienate the manor of Farnynghoo, Ntht.,
with the advowson of the church there and
4 mks. pension out of the same, and all
the lands in Farnyngho which the Crown,
by patent 17 June, 34 Hen. VIII., granted
to the said Leonard and Ric. Andrewes of
Hayles : to Geoffrey Dormer. Westm., 12
Feb. Pat 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5. m. 18.
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46. Leonard Chamberleyn and Dorothy
his wife, and Ric. Andrewes. Licence to
alienate six messuages and land at
Farnynghoo and 4 mks. a year pension
from the rectory of Farnyngho, and the
advowson of the church there : to Geoffrey
Dormer. Westm., 12 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 5, m. 28.
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47. Edward earl of Hertford. Licence
to alienate the reversion of the house and
site of Tywardreth priory, Cornw., and the
grange of Trenant in Fowey, Cornw., which,
by lease dated 6 Oct. 28 Hen. VIII., are
held by John Grenefeld, serjeant at arms,
for 21 years; also the rent of 9l. 9s. 4d.
upon that lease; also the said house and
site with the demesne lands in Tywardreth,
Coroget and Trenant and the grange of
Trenant in Foye; also the advowson of
the vicarage of Tywardreth; to Anne
Corbet, widow. Westm., 12 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 28.
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48. Commission of the peace.
Notts.—Lord Chancellor Audeley, Treasurer
Norfolk, President Suffolk, Russell
Privy Seal, Thos. earl of Rutland, Thos.
lord Burgh, Sir Walt. Luke, Attorney
General Whorwood, Sir Brian Stapleton,
Sir Nich. Strelley, John Willoughby, Sir
Hen. Sutton, Sir John Chaworth, Edm.
Molyneux, King's serjeant at law, Mich.
Stanhop, John Constable, Thos. Hall, Wm.
Clerkson, John Babyngton, Geo. Wastenes,
John Horsey, Andrew Barton, Robt.
Nevell, Ant. Nevell, Wm. Bolles, Ric.
Whalley, Fras. Mering, Wm. Blytheman,
Chas. Morton, Mich. Clerkson and Rog.
Grenall. Westm., 12 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 11. m. 6d.
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49. George Cokett and Bridget, his
wife. Warrant, by the Court of Wards and
Liveries, for a livery of lands to the
yearly value of 12l. 8s. 8d. to be made to
them; as it appears by the office found
upon the death of Francis Slade that he
died, 11 March 27 Hen. VIII., seised of
lands worth 62l. 3s. 8d. in cos. Midd.,
London, Camb., Suff. and Warw. and
that the above named Bridget, one of his
five daughters and heiresses, is of the age of
17 years and upwards. Dated 27 Sept. 34
Hen. VIII. Signed by St. John, Hynde
and John Peryent. Del. Westm., 13 Feb.
34 Hen. VIII.
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50. Henry earl of Surrey. Licence to
alienate the manor of Larlyngforth, with
the advowson of the parish church there
and all appurtenances in Larlyngforth and
Sneterton, Norf. : to John Alyngton and
Margaret his wife. Westm., 13 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 27.
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51. Jas. Nedeham, King's servant.
Grant of a mill called Hyde Mylle in Hyde
beside Ikelford, Herts, which belonged to
the late monastery of Elnestowe, Beds, with
all possessions of Elnestowe in Hyde
and Ikelforde, and an annuity of 30s due
from the abbess and convent of Elnestowe
to the late priory of Wymondley, Herts,
for the said mill and other premises; to
hold in fee simple as one fortieth of a
knight's fee, at 6s. rent. Also grant of the
issues since the dissolution of Elnestowe.
Westm., 6 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 14 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7, m. 27.
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52. Wm. Whateley of Fynmer. Oxon,
yeoman. Lease (by advice of Daunce,
Southwell and Moyle, general surveyors)
of (1) a water mill and (2) warren of coneys
within the lordship of Fynmer and (3) the
underwood and pasture of the park there
now in tenure of the said William and
parcel of the late Queen Jane's lands; for
21 years from Mich. next; at rents of
26s. 8d., 13s. 4d., and 23s. 4d. respectively.
Del. Westm., 14 Feb. (year omitted).—S.B.
(Signed by the Surveyors.)
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53. John Johns. Licence to alienate
lands in Kyngestanford, Heref., to John
Colyns. Westm., 14 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 9, m. 10.
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54. Sir Nich. Strelley. Inspeximus
and confirmation of (1) a charter of Henry
III. to Robt. le Vavasur of free warren in
his lordships, &c., of Shippeleg, Bylleburg
and Maperleg. dated Westm., 2 Oct. 31
Hen. III., and (2) a charter of the same,
to Robt. de Stretleg. of free warren in the
demesnes of his manors of Stretleg, Trowell
and Oxton, Notts, provided they are not
within the King's forest, dated Westm.,
20 Oct. 36 Hen. III. The said Sir Nicholas
being kinsman and heir of Vavasur and
Stretleg, and present holder of the said
manors. Westm., 15 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 1, m. 25.
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55. John Peyto of Chesternton, Warw.,
esquire. Livery, by the Court of Wards
and Liveries, of lands, as s. and h. of
John Peyto, dec., in England, Wales.
Calais and the Marches. Del. Westm. 15
Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St.
John, Hynde and Sewster.) Pat. p. 2, m. 7.
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56. Thos. Martyn, clk., rector of the
parish church of Streteham, Surr. Licence
of non-residence for 6 years. Westm., 7
Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 15 Feb.
—P.S.
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57. Gerard Carleton, King's chaplain.
Grant of the deanery of Peterborough.
Ntht., now void. Westm., 13 Feb. 34
Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 16 Feb.—P.S.
Pat. p. 7. m. 27.
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58. Edward earl of Hertford, viscount
Beauchamp, captain of Jersey and uncle
of Prince Edward. To be Great Chamberlain
of England vice Robert earl of
Sussex, dec.; with all profits and privileges.
Westm., 8 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 16 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7 m. 28.
(Marked as cancelled because surrendered
15 Feb. 1 Edw. VI.)
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59. Edm. Butte, gentleman, and Anne
his wife late a minor in the King's custody.
Livery, by the Court of Wards and
Liveries, of lands, in right of the said Anne.
one of the four daughters and heiresses
of Hen. Buers. dec., s. and h. of Robert
Buers, dec., in England. Wales and the
Marches; with reversion of lands held by
Anne Buers, late wife of Henry Buers,
Robt. Buck and Joan his wife for life; with
profits since the said Anne Butte attained
the age of 21 years. Del. Westm., 16
Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St.
John, Hynde and Sewster.) Pat. p. 7, m. 3
(undated).
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60. Wm. Byrche of London. Licence
to alienate the great messuage in his
tenure in the parish of St. Gabriel Fanchurche
in Fanchurch strete, London,
which belonged to Halywell priory, Midd.
(which messuage abuts on the street on the
south, the garden of the Fishmongers'
Company on the north and west, the house
formerly Gynkynson's on the east and the
alley formerly called Murfyns Alley on the
west); to Sir Ric. Gresham and Guy
Crafford, to the use of the said William
and Eliz. his wife, for life, and the heirs of
the said William. Westm., 16 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m 23.
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61. Geo. Nevyll of Fawldyngworth,
Linc. Licence to alienate a messuage
and lands in Snyterby, Linc., to John
Nevyll, sen. Westm., 16 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 23. (Cancelled, with
the note that no such letters patent were
issued.)
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62. Edm. Bendo and John Pyke and
Agnes his wife. Livery by the Court of
Wards and Liveries, of lands, the said
Edm. and Agnes being kinsfolk and heirs
of Nich. Wayte, dec. (i.e. the said Edm.
s. and h. of Eliz. Benda, d. and co-heiress
of Edm. Wayte, late of Ronhall, Beds, dec.
and Agnes the other daughter of Edmund
Wayte) in England, Wales, Calais and the
Marches. Del. Westm., 17 Feb. 34 Henry
VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St. John, Hynde
and Sewster.) Pat. p. 1, m. 9).
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63. John Bayncroft of Kenninghall,
Norf., yeoman. Pardon for having, with
four others, 20 Jan. 32 Hen. VIII., broken
into the parish church of Redgrave, Suff.,
about 11 p.m. and stolen two vestments of
crimson velvet worth 24 mks., a cope of
blue velvet worth 10l., a chalice of silver
and gilt worth 10l., a pix or mouster of
silver and gilt worth 10s., and other
articles (detailed) in custody of Thos.
Fissher and Hen. Peeke, churchwardens.
Westm., 10 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm. 17 Feb.—P.S.
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64. Ric. Kynwolmershe of London,
and Elizabeth his wife. Licence, in survivorship,
to keep open, in his dwelling
house in the city of London, the game of
tennis for the recreation of "our young
lords, knights, gentlemen and merchants"
resorting thither; notwithstanding any
statutes or proclamations to the contrary.
Westm., 6 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 18 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7, m. 1.
In English.
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65. Sir John Walshe. Lease of the
manor and borough of Sodbury, parcel of
the lands of the late earl of Warwick in co.
Gloucester, except the site of the said
manor and other demesne lands leased to
Nic. Wykes and except the park there and
all woods, &c.; for 21 years; at 30l. 2d.
rent (besides 14l. for the farm of the site
and lands leased to Wykes and besides
69l. 11s. paid by Sir Nic. Poyntz) and 2s.
increase. The preamble states that by
pat. of 16 July 22 Hen. VIII. (1) the
manors of Sodbury with the borough of
Sodbury, (2) Barton Regis beside Brystoll.
and (3) the hundred of Barton, parcel of
lands of the late earl of Warwick in co.
Glouc. (except the park there and the
woods, &c.) were leased to Sir Ant. Poyntz,
for 21 years, at rents of (1) 47l. 12d. (2)
56l. 13s. 6¼d. and (3) 12l. 7s. 5d., and 10s.
increase; which lease was afterwards surrendered
rendered and cancelled and a new 21 years'
lease granted to the said Sir Ant. at the
same rents and ¾d. of new increase; and
after that the said Anthony, 21 Sept. 24
Hen. VIII., granted to Nic. Wykes the
site of the manor of Sodbury and the
lands attached to it, for 21 years at 14l.
rent; and also afterwards granted his
whole title in the premises to his son Nic.
Poyntz, who, on 23 March 32 Hen. VIII.,
sold to Sir John Walshe the manor or
lordship and borough of Sodbury and his
title in the sight and demesnes of the said
manor, which Sir John has now surrendered
his title in order that this lease
might be made. Westm., 18 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. No date of delivery.—P.S. Pat.
35 Hen. VIII., p. 18, m. 9. (Undated.)
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66. Edward archbishop of York. Grant
(in exchange for the manors of Beverley,
Skydbye, Busshopps Burton and Southwell
and the town of Beverley, Yorks.
sold to the King by indenture, 12 Nov. 34
Hen. VIII., and for 71l. 2s. 10d. in money)
of (1) the house and site, &c., of the late
priory of Marton, Yorks., with numerous
closes of land (specified in Marton, a water
mill there in tenure of Chr. Fenton, the
pasture in Headwoode there, a mill in
tenure of Wm. Pekett and numerous other
closes, &c. (specified and the tenants named)
which belonged to Marton priory, and all
other possessions of that priory in Marton;
Also (2) all lands known as Thrushouse and
Thrushes Closes, in Sutton in Galtres,
Yorks., in tenure of Thos. Marten and
numerous others (named), which also
belonged to Marton priory; (3) Also the
site &c. of the late priory of Molsby alias
Molesbye, Yorks., and certain lands
(specified) in Molsby, Sutton, Stillyngton,
Farlyngton, Sheriffhutton and Whenbye,
Yorks, which belonged to Molsby priory;
with all other possessions of the priory in
Molsby; (4) Also numerous messuages and
lands (tenants named) in Kilborne, Yorks.,
which belonged to the late priory of
Newburgh, Yorks.; (5) Also lands (specified
and tenants' named) in Sutton under
Whitstonclyffe, Yorks., which belonged to
Mountgrace priory, Yorks.; (6) Also the
manor of Sutton under Whitstonclyffe,
which belonged to Byland monastery, with
its appurtenances there and in Kylborne,
Felyskirk, Kyrkbye and Thirlebye, with
all other possessions of Byland in these
places specified and numerous tenants
named; (7) the manor of Kylborne, Yorks.,
with all its appurtenances in Kylborne,
Trinkar, Hudrayne, Lanstokyng, Northparke,
Candekele, Netherkylborne, Lynkinflatt,
Wyldondamhed, Hcdstofelde,
Bygotehole, Emonde Eshe, Thikitt, Bekyng,
and Lanfeld, Yorks., and numerous lands
(specified and tenants named) in Kylborne
parish, which belonged to Byland, and
all other lands of Byland and Newburgh
in that parish; (8) the manor and granges
of Thorpe, Wilden, Angram, Osgodbye,
Basta, Marderby alias Maderby. and
Feliskirk, with all their appurtenances
in Thorpe, Ampleford, Yardesley, Kylborne,
Kukkold, Thurlebye, Feliskirke,
Raskell, Esyngwold alias Hesilwold and
Kirkby, Yorks., which belonged to Byland;
(9) the tenement, &c., called Dereham
lying in "le Maresse" within Pykering
parish, Yorks., in tenure of Sir Ralph
Evars, Newested grange and other lands
in Thorneton and Pykering in tenure of
Robt. Hunter and the grange called Loste
Marres in "le Maresse" in Alverston
parish, tenants Wm. and Ralph Burton,
which granges belonged to Rievaulx monastery;
(10) the site, &c., of the manor or
preceptory of Mownt Saynt John, with
lands (specified and tenants named) in
Feliskirk, Thirleby, Kyrkby, Marderbye,
Bagbye, Boltbye, and Kyrebye, Yorks., all
which belonged to the hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem; (11) the manor of Fulkebrige
and three closes there (named) in
tenure of Sir Ralph Evars, which also
belonged to St. John's; (12) the manor of
Topclyffe, with its appurtenances in
Topclyffe. Aysenbye alias Astenbye.
Disford, Newbye, Skipton, Catton, Catton
Northby, Walplewe, Eyton, Maske, Uplethom,
Sneynton, Dalton, Crakhall, Carleton,
Thorpefeld, Halykeldinges, Castellhill,
Moskewith, and Gristwhete, Yorks., also
two tenements let on lease in Connyngstrete
and Castellgate in the city of York,
the great and little parks of Topclyffe and
the woods (specified) there, which premises
belonged to the late earl of Northumberland;
(13) woods (named) in Marton
which belonged to Marton priory, in
Felyskyrk, Kylborne, Cokewold, Thirlebye
and Kyrkebye, which belonged to Byland,
in Feliskirk, Thirlebye and Kyrkebye
which belonged to St. John's, and in
Kylborne which belonged to Newbrough;
(14) the advowsons of the rectories and
churches of Acworth, Rowley, Bedford
alias Beford, Stokesley, Skrayngham,
Etton, and Kyrkebye in Cleveland. Yorks.,
of the vicarages of Leedys, Helmesley, and
Doncaster and of the chantry or free
chapel of Topcliffe, and of the rectories
and churches of Barton in le Beams (sic)
and Leke, Notts.
Also grant of all reversions of and rents
reserved upon the premises. Except all
advowsons and churches, &c., belonging
to the aforesaid manors, &c., not
herein specially given by name. The
premises which belonged to Molsbye are
worth 31l. 16s. 8d. a year. With full
rights.
To hold to the said abp. and his successors,
as one knight's fee, by rent of
54l. 9s. 7d. With all such franchises as
the said abp. enjoyed in the said manor
of Beverley by letters patent of Edw. IV.,
to William then abp. of York, 3 Dec. 1
Edw. IV. To hold free of all charges
except the above rent, the right and title
of Steph. Thomasson, Hen. Yong, Jas.
Wilson and Sir Thos. Johnson in certain
of the premises and 40s. a year to the
vicar of Topcliff for the tithes of the mill
and 5l. a year to the chaplain in the
manor of Topcliff. Westm., 16 Feb. 34
Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 19 Feb.—P.S.
(somewhat injured). Pat. p. 8, m. 18.
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67. Henry earl of Sussex. Livery, by
the Court of Wards and Liveries, of lands
as s. and h. of Robert late earl of Sussex,
Great Chamberlain of England, dec., in
England, Wales, Calais and the Marches;
with profits from 29 Nov. 34 Hen. VIII.
Del. Westm., 19 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.
—S.B. (Signed by St. John, Hynde and
Sewster.) Slightly injured. Pat. p. 9,
m. 2.
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68. Wm. Halley. Lease (by advice of
Daunce, Southwell and Moyle, general
surveyors, and for 5 mks. fine) of a
messuage, containing hall, chambers,
grange and kitchen, and lands in Lambreth
beside Taunton in the manor of West
Monketon, Soms., late in tenure of John
Bawdon and now of the said William, and
in the King's hands by the attainder of
Richard last abbot of Glastonbury; except
the fishery in the water of Tone and the
usual reservations; for 21 years; at
6l. 13s. 4d. rent. Westm., 12 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 19 Feb.—P.S. Pat.
p. 6, m. 4.
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69. Wm. bp. of Bath and Wells.
Licence to alienate a messuage or house
at the corner of Dowe Lane in the parish
of St. Michael Pater Noster at Dowgate,
London, to Cuthbert Walker, his servant.
Westm., 19 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p.
11, m. 12.
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70. Wm. Pykeryng. Livery, by the
Court of Wards and Liveries, of lands, as
s. and h. of Sir Wm. Pykeryng, dec., in
England, Wales, Calais and the Marches.
Del. Westm., 20 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B.
(Signed by St. John, Hynde and Sewster.)
Pat. p. 9, m. 11.
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71. Sir Ant. Browne, K.G., master of
the Horse. Lease (by advice of Daunce,
Pollard and Moyle, general surveyors,) of
certain meadows and pastures (specified)
near Warwick castle within the lordship
of Warwick, in co. Warw., and parcel of
Warwick's Lands; with reservations; for
21 years; at stated rents (16l. in all), and
6s. 8d. increase. Westm., 7 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 20 Feb.—P.S. Pat.
p. 9, m. 1.
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72. Sir Thos. Hennege. Licence to
alienate all his lands in Withcall alias
Withall, Linc., which belonged to Legborne
priory : to Sir Wm. Skipwith. Westm., 20
Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 18.
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73. Nich. Denton of Barwicke, gentleman.
Lease, by the General Surveyors,
for a fine of 3s. 4d., of a water mill outside
the gate of St. Mary of Barwicke towards
Scotland, abutting upon the castle of
Barwicke on the South and the high way
from Scotland to the said gate of St. Mary
on the North, parcel of lands assigned by
Parliament for the pay of the garrison of
Barwicke; for 21 years; at 6s. 8d. rent.
—S.B. (Signed by Daunce, Southwell
and Moyle.) Pat. p. 6, m. 6.
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74. Robt. Howard. To be a gunner in
the Tower of London, with 6d. a day, vice
Thos. de Valloys. Westm., 22 Feb. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 6, m. 4.
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75. Robert White and Katharine his
wife. Grant (in exchange for the manor
of Nuttyngbarnes and the farm of Nuttyngbarnes
in Kensington parish, Midd., the
chief messuage called Westbourne in
Paddington parish, woods called Nuttyngwood,
Dorkyng Hernes and Bulfre Grove
in Kensington parish, two messuages in
Chelsea, and all possessions of the said
Robert in Kensington, Paddington and
Chelsea, Midd., and for 126l. 5s. 10d.) of (1)
the manor of Overburgate alias Freren
Courte with the site and chief messuage of
the same in Fordingbridge, Hants, with
its demesnes, and certain lands (specified)
in Elyngham in tenure of Ph. Baskervile,
a wood called Northfeld in Fordingbridge
and Elyngham, and all appurtenances of
the manor of Overburgate in Overburgate,
North Goreley, South Goreley, Blessheforde,
Ibbesley, Sopley, Aven, Rokforde, Culmere,
Fordingbridge and Elyngham, Hants,
which premises belonged to Beaulieu
monastery, Hants, with full rights and
franchises; (2) the manor of Holbury with
all its appurtenances in Holbury, Lepe
and Falley, Hants, which also belonged
to Beaulieu; (3) the manor of Houghton
with its chief messuage and lands in
Houghton, Dokham and Eveley, Hants,
in tenure of Wm. Howchyn, and all its
appurtenances in these places and in Drayton,
Hants, which belonged to St. Swithins,
Winchester; (4) the chief messuage called
"le Harpe" anciently called "a brewhouse,"
with garden adjoining, in the parish of St.
Dunstan in the East, in Tower Street,
London, which belonged to the Crossed
Friars of London (position described as
regards Tower Street, the tenement of Sir
Ralph Aston, and Harpe Lane) and which
was built by Wm. Sever who formerly
occupied it and is now in tenure of Jane
widow of Sir John Mylbourne and formerly
wife of John Chester.
To hold the manor of Overburgate as
one twentieth of a knight's fee by rent of
66s., and the other premises also as one
twentieth of a knight's fee by rents of (2)
14s. 6½d., (3) 59s. 9d., (4) 5s. 4d., free of
other charges except 10s. a year out of
certain meadows in Elyngham. Also grant
of pannage of swine and common of
pasture for swine and other beasts in the
New Forest as enjoyed by the late convent
of Beaulieu. Westm., 17 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII. Del. Westm., 23 Feb.—P.S.
(injured.) Pat. p. 8, m. 15.
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76. William Thomas, John Stafforde
and Edmund Forde. To have the next
presentation to the perpetual vicarage of
Sturmynster, Dors., which belonged to
Glastonbury abbey. Westm., 21 Feb. 34
Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 23 Feb.—P.S.
Pat. p. 6, m. 5.
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77. John Berkeley. Lease (by advice
of Daunce, Southwell and Moyle, general
surveyors) of the messuage of the rectory
of Shapwyk, Soms., with its barn, dovecot
and two orchards, also tithes in Chelton,
Edington, Catcott, Shapwyk, Sutton,
Stowill, Murylinche and Aysshecote, also
rents of divers tenements belonging to
the rectory, demesne or glebe lands, late
in the hands of the almoner of Glastonbury,
with tithes of sucking calves (vitual.
lactan.) in tenure of John Frye and others,
a close called Ingrasse Haye and farm of
land there rented at 10s. a year; which
premises belonged to the late abbey of
Glastonbury and came to the King by the
attainder of Richard, the last abbot; with
reservations; for 21 years; at 58l. 12s. 10½d.
rent; to have timber for repairs and
6l. 13s. 4d. to be deducted from the said
rent annually and retained by him.
Westm., 20 Feb. 34 Hen VIII. Del.
Westm. 23 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 6, m. 5.
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78. Sir John Talbot. Livery, by the
Court of Wards and Liveries, of lands, as
brother and heir male of Sir Gilbert
Talbot, dec., "de corpore Gilberti Talbot
militis senioris, patris predicti Gilberti
Talbot fratris et Johannis Talbot,
procreato," in England, Wales, Calais and
the marches, with profits from the death
of Sir Gilbert Talbot, junior. Del.
Westm., 23 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B.
(Signed by Sir John, Sewster and Parys.)
Pat. p. 9, m. 4.
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79. Sir John Williams and Ant.
Stringer. Grant (for 5,112l. 15d.) of
monastic lands (N.B. in this abstract the
names of the former proprietors are put
in Italics) :—(1) Cosbye manor, Leic.,
Kyrbye Bellars priory; (2) Grandon
manor, Soms., Maiden Bradley; (3) Gosforde
manor, Oxon., St. John's of Jerusalem
and Quenyngton preceptory; (4) Chitterne
manor, Wilts, Bradenstoke; (5) Wyfolde
manor and Odington Grange manor and
grange, Oxon, Thame; (6) Sesyncote
manor, Glouc., Brucrne; (7) Stokehamonde
manor, Bucks, Dunstaple; (8) Erbar
manor, Berks, St. Nicholas' Hospital in
New Sarum; (9) Sweye manor, Hants,
Christchurch Twyneham; (10) Temple
Elphande manor, Surr., and Edgeware
and Boyes alias Egesware and Boyes
manor, Midd., St. John's of Jerusalem; (11)
Romers or Renters manor Midd., St.
Bartholomew's, Smithfield; (12) Newarkes
Norton manor, Essex, St. Peter's,
Westminster; (13) Bonyngton manor,
Kent, St. John's of Jerusalem and
Swynfelde preceptory; With all appurtenances
of the preceding in Cosbye,
Leic., in Grandon, Raddendowne
and Thikehorne, Soms., in Gosforde,
Oxon, in Chitterne, Wilts, in Wyfolde
and Chadyngton, and in Odingdon, Oxon,
in Sesyncote, Glouc., in Stokehamonde,
Chelanscote and Sulbery, Bucks, in
Erbar, Berks, in Sweye and Swertling
Hyde, Hants., in Temple Elphande and
Capell, Surr., in Edgesware, Boyes, Renters
and Hendon, Midd., in Newarkes Norton,
Essex, and in Bonyngton and Swynfelde,
Kent.
Also (14) tenements, &c., in Rugby,
Warw., in the several tenures of Wm.
Malbe, and John Malbe and Joan his wife
and — (blank) their sons, and in
Thorpemondevile, Ntht., in tenure of John
Halleis, Chacombe; (15) two messuages,
&c., in Shukeborough, Warw., in tenure
of Ric. Hill, and rent of 7s. therefrom,
Coventry priory; (16) tenements, &c., in
Harleston, Ntht., in tenure of Thos.
Atkyns and Eliz. his wife and Joan their
daughter, and of Nich. Stormer and Agnes
his wife, St. James' beside Northampton;
(17) two valectal and coppices of wood in
the lordship of Dowles beside Bewedeley
in Dowles parish, Worc, and Salop
(one, called the Priors Valett, lying
between Barkhill and Dowles brook
and between Kinges Wood and the
prior of Malvern's pasture beside
the Severn, the other, called Dowles Valett,
between Dowles brook, Connyngesbres
coppice in Stourton lordship, and the said
pasture), in tenure of Wm. More, Great
Malvern; (18) lands in Maydeforde, Ntht.;
tenants Ric. Wright and John Tewe, in
Cotes Culworth alias Cotton beside Culworthe,
Ntht., tenant Ric. Stone, in
Myddelton Cheyney, Ntht., tenant Ric.
Partriche, in Wappenam, Ntht. and
Bucks, tenant Wm. Hunte, another
there, tenant Wm. Hunte and Parnella
his wife and Henry their son,
in Wedon and Weston, Ntht., tenant
Thos. Lovett and Nich. Lovet, in
Helmendon, Ntht., tenant Robt. Gryffyn,
and in Hynton Woodforde and in Weston,
Bucks and Ntht., tenant Ralph Sutton,
Canons Ashby; (19) lands in Sigressham,
Ntht., tenants Thos. Gibbins and John
Gilforde, Robt. Grenewood, John Mason
and John Hayes, John Esquyer (in later
clause Squyer), Wm. Palmer, Thos.
Esquyer, Ric. Dowman and George Juddes
and Alice his wife and their children,
Pratis, Leicester; (20) a great barn and
stable, with court yard adjoining and
certain closes (named) in Stuttisburye,
Ntht., tenant Laur. Wasshington and
Anne his wife and Chr. Thompson, with
certain specified reservations; two closes
called Stuttisbury Welds, tenant Laur.
Wasshington; a close called Brodeyates in
Hardingston, tenant John Avery, the
advowsons of Stuttisbury rectory, Ntht.,
and of Kympton vicarage, Herts, Westfelde
close in Stuttisbury (between Gret Worth
field, Sulgrave field, Marston field and
Oxehey and Milfelde), tenant Laur.
Wasshington, &c., St. Andrews Northampton;
(21) lands in New Alresford,
Hants, tenant John Sutton, Southwike;
(22) the site, &c., of the manor of
Abbotteston, Wilts, with the lands in
Wynterborne and rents there called Mayden
Novyll, tenant John Tuckar, and Monke
meade near Newton Stacy in Barton Stacy
parish, Hants, and le Hurst meadow there,
tenants John Salmon and Edm., Wm.
and Thos. his sons, Hide monastery; (23)
pasture in Reddendowne and Thickehorne,
leased with Grandon manor to Edw. Pike,
and Willphelps close in Grandon, tenant
Wm. Ludlowe and Joan his wife and George
and Edw. their sons, Maiden Bradley;
(24) lands in Helmeden, Ntht., former
tenant Hen. Cooke and after him the abbot
of Bittlesden and after him—(blank)
Gryffyn, Nuneton; (25) the chapel of
Chitterne, Wilts, and a messuage called
Cowyche in — (blank) parish,
Wilts, tenant Anne Davers, widow,
Bradenstoke; (26) a tenement, &c., in St.
Mary Magdalene's parish, Old Fishstreet,
London, former tenant Sir Adrian
Fortescue, now John Godsalve, Hallywell;
(27) tithes in Quinton alias Quenton,
Glouc., tenant Robt. Gybbes, and in
Quinehill alias Quenehyll, Worc., tenant
Robt. Chace, and in Woodforde, Ntht.,
tenant Robt. Porter, all lands in Myddleton
Chenduyte (sic), Ntht., which belonged to
Shene monastery (except a pension
of 52s. out of the rectory of Middleton
aforesaid), and rents in Frankelowe,
Ntht., Shene priory; (28) eight tenements,
&c., and a mill in Grymscote, Ntht.,
tenant John Manell, Dunstaple; (29)
lands in Helmenden, tenant John
Abraham (except a close lying between
the monastery close of Bittlesden and the
tenement of Thos. Crispe which belonged
to Nuneton), also lands there in tenure of
John Shorteland, John Aishmore, Ralph
Pulton, Edw. Grene, Thos Lelande, Wm.
Westley, and Wm. Nitingale, Bittlesden;
(30) rent of 18d. in Wyng, Bucks., out of
tenements of Sir Robt. Dormer, meadow
near Crofton Bridge there, tenant Sir Robt.
Dormer, Woburn; (31) lands in Chelmyscote
(?) and Sulbury, Bucks, leased to
John Williams with the foresaid manor of
Stokehamonde, Dunstaple; (32) four
fulling mills under one roof in Farley
and Henton, Soms. and Wilts, leased to
Mary Horton, a tenement in Westwode,
Soms. and Wilts, tenant Thos. Garston,
[lands] (fn. 5) in Fressheforde, Soms. and
Wilts, tenant John Abrige, and tenements
in Westwoode, tenants Ph. Harrys and
John Dogget, Henton priory; (33) lands
in Sweye and Swertlynghide, Hants, and
a water mill there, tenant Thos. Pace,
Querne Abbey; (34) all lands in Sweye and
Swertling Hyde which belonged to Romsey
abbey or to Christchurch Twyneham
priory, the tithes of the demesne lands of the
manor of Sweye, and the rectory of Sweye
with the tithe barn and the advowson of
the vicarage, Christchurch Twyneham;
(35) a tenement, &c., in Hethouse within
the tithing of Radon and parishes of
Frome and Radon, Soms., tenant Edw.
Modye alias Grendon, Joan his wife and
William their son, and another in Northmerdon,
Suss., tenants Wm. and Henry
Crocher, Maiden Bradley; (36) the rectory
of Edgeware and Boyes, with appurtenances
in Edgware, Boyes and Hendon,
Midd., with the advowson of the vicarage,
St. John's of Jerusalem; (37) certain fields
(named) in Hendon, Midd., St. Bartholomew's,
Smithfield; (38) lands known as
Markeden and Sanderslande in Nethergeting,
Glouc., and a water mill there,
tenant Ric. Dene or Deane, pasture for 40
sheep there and certain meadows, tenant
John Crokeker, Bruera; (39) a messuage,
&c., in Welborne, Linc., tenant Robt.
Lettyn, St. John's of Jerusalem and the
preceptory of Temple Brewer; (40) all
appurtenances of the premises besides the
advowsons of the rectory of Stuttesbury
and of the vicarages of Sweye and Edgware
Boyes; (41) the reversion and rent reserved
upon a Crown lease to Alice Wryght,
widow, 4 April, 33 Hen. VIII., (granted
on surrender of a lease by Robt. late abbot
of Abingdon and the convent there, St.
Andrew's Day 17 Hen. VII., to Wm.
Waller, for 39 years at 8s. rent) of a
garden in St. Margaret's parish, Westm.,
between the garden of Westminster abbey
known as le Convent Garden along le
Mudde Wall on the north and abutting on
the land of Jas. Nicholl on the east and
upon Church lane leading from the high
way to St. Martin's cemetery and the land
in tenure of the said Wm. Waller on the
south and the said Convent Garden on the
west, for 21 years at 8s. rent; also grant of
the said garden, Abingdon; (42) the site,
&c., of the late hospital outside the north
gate of Bury St. Edmunds, Suff., in occupation
of Chr. Peyton, and a barn within
the grange called Hospital Grange there,
in the parish of St. Mary and St. James of
Bury St. Edmunds and of Forenham All
Saints, except the lead, Abbey of Bury St.
Edmunds.
To enjoy in the premises all rights of
the former owners. Annual values of the
premises :—lands of Kyrbye Bellers
46s. 8d., of Canons Ashby 10l 15s. 4d.,
Bruera 15l. 6s. 8d., Maiden Bradley
11l. 6s. 6d.
To hold as one hundredth of a knight's
fee by rents of (32) lands in Iforde, Farley,
Henton, Westwoode, Rawleye and Fressheforde
15s. 9½d. (30) 18d., (7 and 31) 6s. 8d.,
(14) 6s. 5d., and 3s. 5d., (1) 4s. 8d., (15) 8½d.,
(16) 6s. ½d., (17) 2s., (18) 3s., 3s. 4d., 16d.,
(2s. 4d., 7s. 1d., 16d., and 20½d. and 18d.
19) 2s., 2s., [of John Pencredye 2s., John
Squyer 10½d., Wm. Palmer 21d., Geo.
Juddes 2s. 8d.], (20) Westfeld close 33s.,
the barns, &c., 6s. 6d., (27) 4s. 2d., and
32s. 7d., (5) 16s. and 7s. 4d., (6) 13s. 4d.,
(28) 9s. 2½d., (29) 2s. 3d., 2s. 8d., 22d., 8d.,
8d., 8½d., and 8½d., (24) 7½d. (4) 22s.
(25) Cowyche 14s. 8d., (21) 6s., (22)
12s. 8d., 6s., (2 and 23) 14s. 5d.,
(3) 16s. 11d., (8) 16s., (35) 8s. 4d. (?),
(9, 33 and 34) 19s. 7½d., (10 and 36) 10s.
and 20s., (11 and 37) 13s. 4d., (38) 17s. 4d.,
(12) 13s. 4d., (13) 23s. 4d., (39) 4s. 8d., (26)
4s., (41) 10d., (42) 2s.
To hold free of other charges except 6s. a
year to the lord of Thorpemondevyle out
of the lands there, and 4d. out of the lands
in Wappenam.
II. Grant to the said Sir John Williams
and Sir Edw. Northe, treasurer of Augmentations,
of (1) 50 acres of meadow and
pasture called Monkes Lands in Bygrave
beside Baldock, Herts, St Albans, tenant
John Bolles, (2) the site, &c., of the late
Friars Minors of London (boundaries given
with regard to the church of the said Friars,
London Wall, Northumberland Place, a
tenement lately belonging to the Charterhouse
near London, the garden of the said
Friars now in tenure of John Boynton,
grocer) with the water course known as
"le Conduyte," (3) the rectories of Sylverley,
Camb., Hatfield Regis priory, value 4l., and
of Sudecampes, Camb., Waltham abbey,
with the advowsons of the vicarages, (4)
three acres of land in Borowe, Camb.,
tenant—(blank) Leche, Barnewell
priory, (5) le Charterhouse Wood in Tottenham.,
Midd. (between the way called
Bondes Green on the east and the wood
called Bowisheith belonging to the dean
and chapter of St. Paul's on the west and
south and the wood called Loding Grove
which belonged to Christchurch priory in
London on the north, and lands called
Boondes Garden belonging to John Somerton
on the south), of 60 acres, the Charterhouse
near London, (6) a tenement in
Beckingham, Notts, tenant Wm. Spurre,
Brodeholme priory, (7) a tenement, &c., in
St. Botulph's parish without Aldersgate,
within the site of the late Charterhouse,
tenant John Leylande, and another tenement
thereto adjoining within the
churchyard of the Charterhouse, tenant
Wm. Welkynson, the Charterhouse,
(8) three leets and views
of frank pledge, &c., within the parishes
of Sylverley, Asheleye and Brynkele,
Camb., (9) rents of from 2s. to 4s. paid as
part of the profits of view of frank pledge
or of sheriff's aid by tenants formerly of
Geoff. Arsyk in Sylverley, of Robt. Gynes
in Asle (sic) and of Wm. Moyun and Wm. de
Briketot in Brynkele, (10) all messuages,
&c., in the parish of St. Alban's, London,
which belonged to the New Hospital without
Bishopsgate, tenant Walter Cromer
alias Alber Cromy, M.D., a piece of waste
land in Lytle Woodstrete, London (bounded
by tenements of Roger Calton, bricklayer,
Walter Cromer and Robt. Hutton and
the highway), and the rent of 26s. 8d., paid
by Cromer; (11) the reversion and rent
reserved on a lease by Robert late abbot
exempt of Waltham Holy Cross and prior
commendatory of St. Bartholomew's in
West Smithfield, and the priory of St. Bartholomew's,
20 Feb. 25 Hen. VIII., to
Sir John Porte, one of the Justices of
Common Pleas, of a tenement within the
precinct of the said priory, formerly held
by Robt. Blag, one of the barons of the
Exchequer, for 30 years at 3l. 6s. 8d. rent,
St. Bartholomew's priory.
To enjoy all the rights of the former
owners. Value of the premises belonging
to the late Friars Minors, 3l. 13s. 4d. To
hold to the said Sir John and Sir Edward
and the heirs and assigns of the said Sir
Edward as one hundredth part of a knight's
fee by rents of (3) 8s. and 4s., (4) 2d., (6)
10s., (1) 8s., (5) 6s., (8 and 9) 22½d., (7)
4s. 11d., (2) 7s. 4d., (10) 2s. 8d., (11) 6s. 8d.
To hold with full rights, free of all other
charges except a pension of 6l. 13s. 4d., to
the vicar of Sylverley. Westm., 20 Feb.
34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 24 Feb.—
P.S. (much injured.) Pat. p. 11, m. 23.
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80. John Pye of Chippenham, Wilts,
and Robt. Were alias Browne, sen., of
Marlborough, Wilts. Grant (for 50l. 20d.,
paid by Pye) of the house and site of the late
priory of Friars Augustinians, commonly
called Austin Friars, in Droitwich, Worc.,
a garden called the Friars orchard in
tenure of Wm. Borne, and tenements of
—(blank) Braye, Wm. Bere and,
Laur Barbour, and certain closes (specified)
all which lie in Droitwich and belonged
to the said priory.
Also grant (for 91l. 16s. 8½d., paid by
Were) of the house and site of the late
Carmelite Friars in Marleburgh, called the
White Friars, with its church and other
buildings, and lands in the several tenures
of Edith Walker, widow, Thos. Foxe,
Martin Morasse and Thos. Cooke, which
belonged to the said White Friars.
To hold the premises in Droitwich in
fee simple to the said John Pye as one
twentieth of a knight's fee by rent of
7s. 8d., and the premises in Marleburgh
in fee simple to the said Were, also as one
twentieth, and by rent of 9s. 5½d.; free of
all charges except 10s. a year due from
the White Friars to the rector of St.
Peter's in Marlburgh. Westm., 13 Feb.
34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm., 24 Feb.—
P.S. Pat. p. 8, m. 14.
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81. Edw. Darrell. Livery, by the Court
of Wards and Liveries, of lands, as s. of
John Darrell and kinsman and heir of Sir
Edward Darrell. dec., in England, Wales,
Calais or the Marches. Del. Westm., 24
Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. (Signed by St.
John, Sewster and Parys.) Pat. p. 2, m. 9.
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82. Ant. Denny and Joan his wife.
Licence to alienate the whole manor of
Bybesworthe, Herts, and an annual portion
of 33s. 4d. out of the vicarage of
Kympton, which belonged to Hertford
priory : to Nich. Bristowe and Lucy his
wife. Westm., 24 Feb. Pat. p. 2, m. 19.
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83. Sir John Williams and Sir Edw.
Northe. Licence to alienate a tenement
in Beckingham, Notts, which belonged to
Brodeholme priory, tenant Wm. Spurre :
to the said Wm. Spurre. Westm., 24
Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 8, m. 7.
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84. Commissions of the Peace.
Heref.—Lord Chancellor Audeley, Treasurer
Norfolk. President Suffolk. Russell
Privy Seal, R. bp. of Coventry and Lichfield,
R. bp. of St. Asaph's. Walter lord Ferrers,
Sir Nich. Hare, Sir Edm. Mervyn, Wm.
Portman, King's serjeant at law, Sir Edw.
Croftes, Sir John Vernon, John Pakyngton,
John Scudamour, Jas. Vaughan, Thos.
Baskervyle, David Brooke. Thos. Monyngton,
Roland Morton, Roger Bodenham,
John Harley, Thos. Holte, Wm. Hull, clk.,
Thos. Vaughan. John Price, Ric. Walwyn,
Stephen ap Harry, Ric. Hassall, Nich.
Fytton, Geo. Cornewall, Ric. Palmer. Ric.
Warmecombe, John Bridges. Thos. Havard,
John Blount of Grendon, John Beryton,
John ap Gwyllym and Ric. Wynford,
Westm., 24 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p.
11, m. 6d.
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85. Suff.—Lord Chancellor Audeley,
Treasurer Norfolk, President Suffolk,
Russell Privy Seal, T. bp. of Ely, Thos.
lord Wentworth, Sir Edw. Mountagu,
Thos. Bromley, King's serjeant at law, Sir
Ant. Wyngfeld, Sir Geo. Somersett, Sir
Arth. Hopton. Sir Thos. Tyrrell, of
Gipping, Sir Humph. Wyngfeld, Sir John
Willoughby, Sir Ric. Gresham, Sir Thos.
Tey, Sir John Cornewallys, Sir Wm.
Walgrave, Sir John Jernygam. Ant. Rowse,
John Brewse, Ric. Warton, John Spryng,
Lionel Talmage, John Gooderike. Hen.
Gooderike, Geo. Colte, Robt. Downes,
Robt. Crane, Ric. Freston, Chr. Glencham,
Thos. Wyseman, John Harvy of Ouldton,
Robt. Rokewood, Robt. Broun, John
Harman, jun., Edm. Lee, Thos. Tylney,
Wm. Reede, Thos. Danyell of Sudbury.
John Southwell, Hen. Doyll, Edm. Rowse,
Thos. Sekford, Walt. Wadland, Robt.
Raynold, Nich. Bohum, Robt. Ryse,
Clement Higham, John Gosnold, Hen,
Hubbard, Wm. Forster and Thos. Pope.
Westm. 24 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p.
11, m. 7d.
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86. Thos. Barmiston, King's servant.
Lease (by advice of Daunce, Southwell and
Moyle, general surveyors and for 5 mks.
fine) of the site of the lordship or manor
of Wrattyng, Suff., parcel of the lands of
the late Queen Katharine, attainted; with
reservations; for 21 years at 8l. rent.
Westm. 16 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII. Del. Westm.,
25 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 8, m. 11.
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87. Sir John Williams and Ant.
Stringer. Licence to alienate the manor
of Newarkes Norton, Essex, (Grant 79, §
12) to Sir Ric. Riche, chancellor of
Augmentations, and Elizabeth his wife.
Westm., 25 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p.
11, m. 2.
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88. Wm. Blythman. Exemplification
of a grant to him, by letters patent, dated
4 June 27 Hen. VIII., of the office of controller
of the great and little custom and
subsidy of wools, hides and wool-fells and
of the subsidy of 3s. a gallon and 12d. a
pound in the port of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Granted because the original letters patent
have been accidentally lost. Westm.,
26 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 23.
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89. Sir John Williams and Ant.
Stringer. Licences to alienate :—
I. The manor of Cosby (Grant 79, § 1)
to Thos. Bent of Cosseby. Westm., 26 Feb.
Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 24.
II. Lands in Nethergetyng, Glouc.
(Grant 79, § 38), to Geo. Throkmarton of
Derehurst. Glouc. Same date. Ibid.
III. Lands in Welborne, Linc. (Grant
79, § 39), to Thos. Ryggys of Fulbeck,
Linc., and Joan his wife. Same date.
Ibid., m. 25.
IV. The manor of Gosforde, Oxon.
(Grant 78, § 3) to Owen Whytton and
Joan his wife. Same date. Ib., m. 26.
V. Lands in St. Margaret's, Westminster
(Grant 79, § 41), the site of the late hospital
outside Bury St. Edmonds (Ib. § 42)
and the advowson of Kympton vicarage.
(Ib. § 20). Herts, to Nich. Bacon and Hen.
Ashefylde. Same date. Ib.
VI. A great barn, &c., in Stutesbury,
Ntht., and closes called Stutesbury Welds
and Brodyates, and the advowson of
Stutesbury rectory (Grant 79, § 20) : to
Laur. Wasshyngton of Northampton.
Same date. Ib.
VII. Lands in Wedon and Weston. Ntht.,
in tenure of Thos. and Nich. Lovet. and
of Ralph Sutton (see Grant 79, § 18) : to
Joan Lovett, widow. Same date. Pat.
34 Hen. VIII., p. 12. m. 5.
VIII. Lands in Harleston. Ntht. (Grant
79. § 16) to John Molle of Northampton.
Same date. Ib., m. 7.
IX. Bonyngton manor, Kent (Grant 79.
§ 13), to Sir Thos. Moyle and Katharine
his wife. Same date. Ib., m. 11.
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90. Sir John Williams and Sir Edw.
North. Licences to alienate :—
I. A house, &c. in West Smithfield,
London (Grant 79, Part II, § 11) to Ric.
Moodye. Westm., 26 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen.
VIII., p. 5, m. 24.
II. The rectory of Sudecampes (Grant
79, Pt. II, § 3) to Sir Giles Alyngton.
Same date. Ib. m. 25.
III. A tenement and garden in St.
Botolph's parish without Aldersgate, within
the site of the late Charterhouse and now
in tenure of John Lelande and a garden
adjoining in tenure of Wm. Wylkynson,
with the water course from the great
conduit of the Charterhouse (Grant 79,
Pt. II, §§ 7, 8). To Wm. Wilkinson,
mercer, of London and Jane his wife.
Westm., 26 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII.,
p. 8, m. 7.
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91. Conand Baynes. Grant of the
chantry of Northallerton, Yorks. Westm.,
27 Feb. Pat. 34 Hen. VIII., p. 5, m. 23.
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92. John Videe, cutler, the King's
servant, a born subject of the French
King. Denization.
II. Fiat for similar letters to be made to
Robert Demanye, a native of Paris, who
has dwelt in England 16 years. Del.
Westm., 27 Feb. 34 Hen. VIII.—S.B. In
English : with mem. at top that the letters
patent to the said John bear date at
Westm., 20 June, 36 Hen. VIII.
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93. Hugh Cleyton and John Snell.
Lease, by the General Surveyors, for a
fine of 20l., of 70 acres of land called le
Holmes now in their tenure, and parcel of
the lordship of Kymberworth, Yorks, late
of George duke of Clarence, attainted;
with reservations; for 21 years; at 100s.
rent. Del. Westm., 27 Feb. 34 Hen.
VIII.—S.B. (Sgned by Daunce, Southwell
and Moyle.) Pat. p. 8, m. 13.
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94. Robert Dyrdo. Lease (by advice of
Daunce, Southwell and Moyle, general
surveyors) of the site of the manor of
Gyllyngham, Dors., with its demesne lands,
winter pasture in Cumbermeade and pasture
called Erneleigh grove late in tenure
of Robt. Dyrdo, sen., father of the aforesaid
Robert, and now in that of the aforesaid
Robert, all which are parcel of the lands of
the late Queen Jane; with reservations;
for 21 years at 10l. 15s. 6d. and 2s. 6d.
increase. Timber for repairs, &c., out of
the forest of Gyllyngham and Thornegrove.
Westm., 17 Feb., 34 Hen. VIII. Del.
Westm., 28 Feb.—P.S. Pat. p. 7, m. 1.
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