Rymer's Foedera with Syllabus: January-June 1439

Rymer's Foedera Volume 10. Originally published by Apud Joannem Neulme, London, 1739-1745.

'Rymer's Foedera with Syllabus: January-June 1439', in Rymer's Foedera Volume 10, (London, 1739-1745) pp. 716-735. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rymer-foedera/vol10/pp716-735 [accessed 12 April 2024]

January–June 1439


Syllabus Entry	Foedera Text

1439. Feb. 4. Power for Thomas bp. of S. David's, sir John le Scrop, sir John de Tiptot, and two others, to treat with Theodoric abp. of Cologne. Westm. O. x. 716. H. v. p. i. 58.	De Tractando cum Archiepiscopo Coloniensi. An. 17. H. 6. Ibid. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Cùm, Reverendus in Christo Pater, Dominus Theodoricus, Permissione Divinâ, Coloniensis Ecclesiae Archiepiscopus, Westfaliae & Angar. Dux, suos solempnes Ambassiatores, Procuratores, sive Nuncios (videlicet) Johannem Upinegrave Praepositum Sancti Andreae & Ecclesiae Coloniensis Canonicum, Arnaldum de Breymp Armigerum, & Johannem de Coeffeldia Decretorum Doctorem, ad Regnum nostrum Angliae transmiserit, Ad Conveniendum & Tractandum, unà nobiscum, seu alio vel aliis per Nos deputandis, de & super nonnullis Materiis, Ligas, Amicitias, mutuaque Subventiones & Auxilia, necnon Homagii & Fidelitatis Sacramentum, ab ipso Domino Archiepiscopo Nobis faciendum & praestandum, concernentibus, Ac de fidelitate, prudentia, & circumspectionis industria, Venerabilis Patris, Thomae Episcopi Menevensis, ac, dilectorum & fidelium nostrorum, Johannis le Scrop Militis, & Johannis de Tiptot Militis, necnon, dilectorum nobis, Magistri Willielmi Lyndewode Custodis Privati Sigilli nostri, & Magistri Johannis Storthwayt utriusque Juris Baccallarii, & eorum cujuslibet, plenariè confidentes, Ad Tractandum, Conveniendum, & Concludendum, cum praefatis Ambassiatoribus, sive Nunciis, de & super quibuscumque Ligis, Amicitiis, mutuis Subventionibus, & Auxiliis, inter Nos, Ligeos, Subditos, & Vassallos nostros, Regna, Terras, & Dominia nostra quaecumque, ex una parte, & dictum Reverendum Patrem Coloniensis Ecclesiae Archiepiscopum, subditos, & Vassallos suos. Ducatus, Terras, & Dominia sua quaecumque, ex altera, ad Vitam nostram & Archiepiscopi praedicti, ineundis & praestandis, Et specialiter ad Tractandum, Paciscendum, & finaliter Concordandum, cum eisdem Ambassiatoribus, Procuratoribus, sive Nunciis, de & super Homagio ac Fidelitatis in ea parte Sacramento, per praefatum Dominum Archiepiscopum, aliumve, vel alios, ipsius Nomine, ad hoc sufficienter & legitimè Deputatum sive Deputatos, Nobis faciendis & praestandis, Ipsaque Homagium ac Fidelitatis in ea parte Sacramentum, prr dictum Dominum Archiepiscopum, seu alium, vel alios ipsius Nomine, ut praemittitur, nobis facienda & praestanda, vice & nomine nostris, Admittendum, Recipiendum, & Acceptandum, cum omnibus Capitulis & Clausulis ad hujusmodi Sacramentum Fidelitatis debitis ac exhiberi solitis & consuetis, Ac pro Homagio & Fidelitate hujusmodi, Nobis fiendis & praestandis, etiam Provisionem sive Pensionem Annuam Pecuniariam, quae Nobis, aut Procuratoribus, Negotiorum Gestoribus, Commissariis, & Deputatis nostris subscriptis rationabilis & congrua videbitur, dicto Domino Archiepiscopo, in Feudum, & Loco Feudi, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro Constituendum & Concedendum, certo Loco & Terminis per Nos aut ipsos Procuratores, Negotiorum Gestores, Commissarios, & Deputatos nostros hujusmodi Limitandis, durante Vitâ nostrâ & Archiepiscopi praedicti solvendam, Necnon super quibuscumque Articulis, quantumcumque specialibus, qui Ligas, Amicitias, mutua Subventiones & Auxilia, Homagii & Fidelitatis Sacramentum, & Provisionem sive Pensionem supradicta concernere poterunt quovismodo, cum eorum incidentibus, emergentibus, dependentibus, & connexis, Ac quae sic Tractata, Conventa, & Concordata fuerint, cum omni Securitate debitâ, requisitâ, & honestâ in hoc casu, Nomine nostro Firmandum, Consimilemque Securitatem a dictis Ambassiatoribus, Procuratoribus, sive Nunciis, seu Deputato sive Deputatis dicti Domini Archiepiscopi supradictis, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro, Petendum, Stipulandum, & Recipiendum, Et generaliter omnia & singula Faciendum, Gerendum, & Excercendum, quae in Praemissis vel circa ea seu aliquo Praemissorum necessaria fuerint seu quomodolibet oportuna, & quae qualitas & natura hujusmodi Negotii exigunt & requirunt, & quae Nosmet ipsi facere possemus si personaliter interessemus, etiam si talia forent quae Mandatum exigerent quantumlibet speciale, Ipsos, Episcopum, & Johannem le Scrop, Johannem Tiptot, Willielmum, & Johannem Storthwayt, nostros legitimos & indubitatos Procuratores, Negotiorum Gestores, Commissarios, Deputatos, & Nuncios speciales Fecimus, Creavimus, & Constituimus, Facimus, Creamus, & Constituimus per Praesentes, Promittentes bonâ fide & in Verbo Regio, ac sub Ypotheca & Obligatione omnium Bonorum nostrorum praesentium & futurorum, Nos Ratum & Gratum perpetuò habituros totum & quicquid per dictos Procuratores, Negotiorum Gestores, Commissarios, & Deputatos nostros, Actum, Gestum, seu Procuratum fuerit in Praemissis, & in singulis Praemissorum. In quorum omnium & singulorum Testimonium atque fidem has Literas nostras Patentes fieri, & Magni Sigilli nostri appensione fecimus roborari. Dat. apud Westm. in Camera Stellata Quarto die Februarii. Per Concilium.
Feb. 6. The K. requests Eric K. of Denmark to allow Robert Chapman, merchant of York, to buy corn there, as there is great scarcity in England. Westm. O. x. 717. H. v. p. i. 58.	Ad Regem Daciae. An. 17. H. 6. Excellentissimo Principi, Erico, Dei gratiâ, Daciae, Sweciae, Norwegiae, Slavorae, Gothoraeque Regi, &c. Fratri nostro carissimo & Avunculo nostro, Henricus, eadem gratia, Rex Angliae & Franciae, & Dominus Hiberniae, Salutem, & sincerae dilectionis continuum incrementum. Serenissime Princeps, Frater & Avuncule noster carissime, Licet ex affluenti bonitate ejus, qui Semen dat Serenti & Panem Comedenti, Terra nostra Angliae, communibus Annis, pro majori quasi ejusdem parte, Frugum copiam germinet & producat, in plerisque tamen ipsius Terrae Locis, hoc Anno, propter exuberantem Aquarum inundantiam, ac varias aeris intemperies, plus solito ingruentes, Frugum Copia deficit, & praesertim Siliginis & Frumenti: Cumque, sicut audivimus, in Regno, Dominiis, & Territoriis vestris Fruges hujusmodi inpraesentiarum vigeant & habundant, Serenitatem vestram affectuosè rogamus quatinus, dilectum nobis, Robertum Chapman, Civitatis nostrae Eborum Mercatorem, Qui pro Granorum uberiori plenitudine habendâ, pro eadem nostrâ Civitate & Patriâ eidem adjacente, inpraesentiarum personaliter ad Regnum, Do- minia, & Territoria vestra praedicta se divertit, Velit eadem vestra Serenitas habere specialiter recommissum, singularem reverà in hoc nobis complacentiam ostensura, qui etiam vice reciprocâ, cùm apud Nos Tritici habundantia recreverit, pro vestro vestrorumque Subsidio, casu parili fortassis iminente, Licentiam consimilem animo benivolenti tribuemus. Serenissime Princeps, Frater, & Avuncule noster carissime, Praecellentiam vestram diù in prosperis conservare dignetur Altissimus tempora per longaeva. Dat. sub Privato Sigillo nostro apud Palatium nostrum Westmonasterii, sexto die Mensis Februarii, Anno Regni nostri Decimo septimo. Serenissimo Principi Erico, Dei gratiâ, Daciae, Sweciae, Norwegiae, Slavorum, Gothorúmque Regi, &c. Fratri nostro carissimo.
Feb. 10. Grant of nobility and armorial bearings to Peter and Elias de Rosquat. Windsor. O. x. 718. H. v. p. i. 58.	De Nobilitatione & Armorum Insigniis conferendis. An. 17. H. 6. Vasc. 17. H. 6. m. 18. Rex Omnibus ad quos &c. Salutem. Supplicarunt nobis Ligei nostri Petrus de Bosquato & Helias Frater ejus ut, Cùm ipsi teneant de Nobis Duas Domos suas in Vicecomitatu de Fronciaco & in Dominio de Cadilhaco, vocatas des Bosquatz, cum suis Pertinentiis universis, Reddendo indè Nobis Decem Solidos Sporlae sive Investiturae in mutatione Domini vel Tenentis Dominii praedicti, Ipsique desiderent, ad finem quòd ipsi, Procreati, & Procreandi ab eisdem, meliora & promptiora Servitia nobis impendere possint, per Nos Nobilitari, Nobilesque fieri & creari, Velimus, eâ consideratione, eis Arma & Armorum Insignia conferre & assignare, Nos verò, Volentes Subditos nostros Gratiis & Munificentis Regiis taliter praemiare, ut ad impendendum Nobis Obsequia citiùs animentur, De Gratia nostra speciali, & pro bonis Servitiis nobis per praedictos Petrum & Heliam impensis & impendendis, eosdem Petrum & Heliam, & eorum Procreatos, & Procreandos, NOBILITAMUS, Nobilesque facimus & creamus, & eis (fn. 1) ARMA hic depicta, in signum Nobilitatis hujusmodi, Tenore Praesentium, Damus & Concedimus, cum Libertatibus, Immunitatibus, Privilegiis, Juribus, & Insigniis, Viris Nobilibus debitis & consuetis. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Castrum suum de Wyndesore, decimo die Februarii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
March 4. The K. chooses Calais for the meeting to treat of peace, but will consent to Cherburgh, if the French K. prefer it. Fulham. O. x. 718. H. v. p. i. 59.	De Loco acceptato pro Tractatu Pacis cum Adversario Franciae. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 11. Henry par la grace de Dieu, Roy d'Engleterre & de France, & Seigneur d'Irlande, a tous ceux, qui ces presentes Lettres verrount, Saluz. Come a certeine Journee & Convencion, Tenue sur les Champs, entre nostre Ville de Caleys & la Ville de Gravelinghes, le darrein Jour du Moys de Januer darrainement passe par Tresreverent Pere en Dieu nostre Treschier & Tresame Uncle le Cardinal, ovec Hault & Puissant Princhesse nostre Treschier & Tresame Cousine la Duchesse de Burgoyne, Soyent venuz Reignault Girard Chivaler Seignur de Basoges Conseiller & Maister d'Ostel, & Maister Robert Maliere aussy Conseiller & Maister des Comptes, de nostre Adversaire de France, pur & ou Nom d'icelluy nostre Adversaire a ce par luy souffisaument fondez, A la quele Convention, Si come nostre dit Uncle nous ad fait apparoir par Lettres Patents, donnes par les Ambassadours de nostre Adversaire dessousnommes, & autrement, par le Moien de nostre dit Cousine la Duchesse de Bourgoigne, desirant estre bonne Moienneresse, Pur, par la grace de Dieu nostre benoit Creature, parvenir a Paix final & generale entre Nous & icelluy nostre Ad- versaire, & noz Royaumes, Seignuries, & Paiis, A este purparle & avise de tenir, sur le fait d'icelle Paix, qui tant est necessaire, & serroit aux Hommes de bonne volunte, par tout la Cristiente, plaisant & salutaire, CONVENCION & Assamble notable, ou il est Grans Seignurs, tant de nostre Sang & Lignage, come du Lignage de nostre dit Adversaire, Prelas, & autres Hommes notables, en graunt & covenable Nombre, selonc que la dit Matere le desire, Et que, pur assister a la dicte Convencion, nostre Cousin le Duc d'Orleans soit admene, par dela la Meer, a Caleis ou a Chierbourgh, dedeins le temps, & selonc les Moiens & Condicions, bien a long declaires es dessuisdites Lettres Patentz, Sauf a Reapporter tant a Nous come a nostre dit Adversaire les Choses devauntdites, pur sur ce avoir & savoir nostre bon Plaiser, Voulente, & Consentement, Du quel Consentement, ou Dissentement, & du Choiz & Election que Nous & Luy aurons fait de l'une desdites Deux Places, ou de noun accepter aucuns d'icelles, chescun a Nous certefieroit nostre dit Cousine la Duchesse de Burgoigne, en la Ville de Brouxelles, au plustart, dedeins le xv. Jour de ceo present moys de Marts, Nous, Quy tous temps avons este, & serrons par la Grace de Dieu, come il nous donra Vie corporele, de tout nostre cuer, enclins au dit Bien de Paix, par toutes bons Moiens honorables & raisonables, en aient Pitie & Compassion des enormes Maulx & innumerables Iniquitez, perpetrees & Commis a la destruction du Poeple Christien de touts Estas, a l'occasion des Guerres quy sy loignement ont durs, que lamentable chose est de le cognoistre & reacompter, & Principalment, pur reverence de Dieu, & a fyn de eviter l'effusion de Sang humain, aians Agreeable, Ferme, & Estable, &, de nostre part, Voulans, tant come en Nous est, effectuelment accomplir ce que a este avise en ceste Partie, Avons Accepte, Choyse, & Eslieu, Acceptons Choisissons, & Eslisons, par ces Presentz, nostre dit Ville de Caleys, pur y fayre admener nostre dit Cousin d'Orleans, & de envoyer noz Ambassadours a la Convencion au Lieu qui serra advise en la Marche environ le dit Lieu de Caleis, come le pluis aisie & convenable Lieu pur l'execution & accomplissement des Choses dessuisdictes, Toutesvois, pur tousjours Nous mettre pline en nostre devoir, & a fin que raisonablement ne nous peust estre impute que par nous le dit Bien de Paix soit delaye, & ne viegne proschinement a bonne effect, ou cas que, dedeins le dit xv. Jour de Marts, nostre dit Adversaire aura Signifie deument a icelle nostre Cousine la Duchesse de Burgoigne, q'il ait Accepte & accepte la dicte Convencion & Assamble, & qui pur icelle il auroit Choisi & Eslieu le dit Lieu de Chirbourgh, Nous Sommes d'accord, & par ces mesmes Presentes Consentons, que icelle Assamble & Convencion soit tenue au dicte Lieu de Chierburgh, tout selon le contenu es Lettres Patentz dessuisdictes; Non obstant que, saunz savoir l'entencion d'icelluy nostre Adversaire, aions choisi la March de environ Caleys come dit est. En tesmoigne de ce Nous avons fait mettre nostre Seale a ces Presentes. Don. a Manoir de Fulham, le Quart Jour de Marts l'An de nostre Regne Dis & Septisme. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
March 14. Safe conduct for the bp. of S. Brieut, William Grandboys, John Doguet, and four other ambassadors of the duke of Brittany. Westm. O. x. 719. H. v. p. i. 59.	De salva Gardia pro Ambassiatoribus Ducis Britanniae. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 15. Rex, per Literas suas Patentes, per Sex Menses proximò futuros duraturas, suscepit in Protectionem, Tuitionem, & Defensionem, ac salvam Gardiam suas speciales, Venerabilem Patrem, Episcopum de Seint Brient, Guillielmum Grandboys, Magistrum Johannem Doguet, Magistrum Johannem Loaisell, Bertrandum Millen, Reginaldum Godelyn, & Radulphum Neuen, Consiliarios & Ambassiatores carissimi Avunculi Regis Ducis Britanniae, in Regnum Regis Angliae, in una sive Duabus Navibus, cum Sexaginta Personis vel infra Familiaribus suis, ac Equis, Rebus, Bonis, Manticis, Bogeis, Libris, Literis, Papiris, & aliis Hernesiis suis licitis quibuscumque, conjunctim, vel divisim, per Terram, vel per Mare, de Die vel de Nocte, Ad Tractandum vel Communicandum, cum certis Commissariis Regis, pro Reformatione & Emendati- one quorumdam Attemptatorum hinc inde factorum, Veniendo, ibidem morando & perhendinando, ac ad Partes suas proprias, quotiens & quando sibi placuerit, durante praesenti salvâ Gardiâ Regis, transeundo & redeundo. Et ideo &c. Proviso semper quòd praedicti Ambassiatores, & secum comitantes, & eorum quilibet, se benè & honestè erga Regem & Populum suum gerant & habeant, Et quicquam, quod in Regis Praejudicium seu Populi sui praedicti Dampnum cedere valeat, non attemptent, nec faciant quomodolibet attemptari. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, decimo quarto die Martii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
March 12. Safe conduct for Herbert Heyres, baron of Caerlaverock in Scotland, going to the Holy Land. Westm. O. x. 720. H. v. p. i. 59.	Pro Barone de Carlanerock. An. 17. H. 6. Scot. 17. H. 6. m. 20. Rex, per Literas suas Patentes, per unum Annum proximò futurum duraturas, de avisamento & assensu Concilii sui, suscepit in salvum & securum Conductum suum, ac in Protectionem, Tuitionem, & Defensionem suas speciales, Herbertum Heyres Baronem de Carlanerock de Regno Scotiae, & Quatuor Servientes suos in Comitiva sua, in Regnum Regis Angliae, per Terram, & per Mare, pedestrè seu equestrè, cum Bonis & Hernesiis suis licitis quibuscumque, veniendo, ibidem morando, Nocte Diéque perhendinando, & per idem Regnum Regis, versus Sanctam Terram, absque Perturbatione seu Impedimento quocumque, transeundo; Proviso semper quòd idem Herbertus & Servientes sui praedicti benè & honestè se habeant & gerant erga Regem & Populum suum, absque aliquo, quod in Regis seu Populi sui Praejudicium sive Dampnum cedere valeat, faciendo vel attemptando', set quòd ipsi aliqua Civitatum, Villarum firmatarum, Castrorum, seu Fortalitiorum Regis minimè ingrediantur, absque eo quòd ipsi praesentes Literas Regis de salvo Conductu Majoribus, Ballivis, Capitaneis, seu Gubernatoribus eorumdem primitùs demonstrent. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, duodecimo die Martii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 8. Safe conduct for 500 persons coming to the convention in the marches of Calais. Kennington. O. x. 720. H. v. p. i. 59.	De salvo Conductu pro 500 Personis, super Tractatu Pacis in Marchiis Calesiae appunctuato. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 9. Henri, par la Grace de Dieu, Roy de France & d'Engleterre, a tous noz Lieuytenans, Connestables, Mareschaulx, Admiralx, Visamiralx, Capitaines de Gens d'armes & de Traiit, Gardez de noz bonnes Villes, Citez, Chasteaulx, Forteresses, Pons, Pors, Passaiges, Jurisdictions & Destroiz, Bailiffs, Provostz, Vicontes, Maires, Eschevins, & a tous noz autres Justiciers & Officers, ou a leurs Lieuxtenans, & Generalment a tous noz autres Subgetz deca & dela la Mer, de quelque estat ou condition q'ils soient, tant Francoiz & Angloiz, comme autres, & a tous noz Amiz, Alliez, Bien vuillans & Cofederez, salut & dilection. Comme, Pur Reverence & Honneur de Dieu nostre Creature, vray Prince de Paix, & lour Repos, Relievement, & Transquilite du Poure Peuple, piteusement afflict a l'occasion des dures & aspres Guerres qui longuement ont este, & sont encores de present, entre les Princes & Subgetz de noz Roiaumes de France & d'Angleterre, Aprez certaines Communications, eues depuiz n'aguerres, en la Marche de Calais, entre, Tresreverend Piere en Dieu, nostre Treschier & Tresame Oncle, le Cardinal d'Angleterre, nostre Treschier & Tresame Cousin la Duchesse de Bourgoigne, & aucuns Ambassadeurs de nostre Adversaire en France, en la Matiere de la Paiz generale d'iceulx Roialmes, Nous & nostre Adversaire dessusdit & chescun de Nous aions, par noz Lettres Patentes, Voulu, Accorde, & Consenti que en la dicte Marche de Calais, en certain Lieu, propice & convenable qui sera advise, soit faicte & celebree, dedens briefs temps, solennele Convention de Notables & Grans Seigneurs, tant du Sang & Linaige de Nous & de nostre dicte Adversaire, comme d'autres Notable Personnes de Gonseilz de Nous & de Lui, pur Traictier & Concluire, a l'aide de nostre Seignure, la Matier d'icelle Paix, Et il soit ainsi que nostre dite Cousine Nous ait freishement escript, coment nostre dit Adversaire a desire, & elle mesme Nous a Prie & requis, que pur ses bieulx Freres & Cousins, les Ducz de Bourbonnois & d'Auvereigne & d'Alencon, Charles d'Anjou l'Archevesque de Rems, le Seigneur de Partenay, les Contes d'Eu de Perdriac & de Vendosme, Johan Bastard d'Orleans, le Seigneur de Faiete, & Maistre Johan Rabateau, pur eulx & cinque Cens Personnes & au dessoubz ainsi qui les Lettres de nostre dite Cousine le contiennent, nous veuillons ordenner nous Lettres de seurte & sauf Conduiz, pur venir, depar nostre dit Adversairè, a la dicte CONVENTION, Pur quoy Nous, Considerans que, pur le bien dessusdit, est chose raisonable que ceulx, que d'une coste & d'autre vendront pur bosoingnier en la dicte Convencion sur la dicte Matier, soient des deux Parties tenus en toute seurte & bonne transquillite, avecques leurs Gens, Serviteurs, & Familliers, & Biens quelzconques, Et que, de tout nostre cueur, desirons veoir, en noz Jours, le Bien de Paix, que chascuu semblement doit desirer, De nostre certain science avons Donne & Ottroie, Donnons & Ottroions, par ces Presentes, bon, seur, loyal, & sauf Conduyt a toutes les dessus nommes, jusques au Nombre de Cinque Cens Personnes, & Cinque Cens Chivaulx ou a dessoubz, & a chascun d'eulx, pur venir, par Mer, par Terre, par Rivier, de quelque Lieu que ce soit, de leur Partie en la dicte Marche de Calais, aux Lieux ou Lieu qui seront ou sera advisez, poure la dicte CONVENTION fare & tenir, y Demourer, Sejourner, Besoingnier, Communiquier, Tractier, Appointer, Accorder, Concluire, & faire toutes autres Choses requises & necessaires pur le Bien dessusdit, & Retourner, quant bon leur semblera, au Lieu de leure Parti, seurement & paisiblement, de Jour & de Nuyt; Si Mandons, Commandons, & expressement Enjoingnons a vous noz diz Officiers, Justiciers, & Subgetz, Sur la Foy, Loyaulte, Honneur, Reverence, & Obeisaunce que Nous devez, & Peine d'encourer nostre perpetuel Indignation, & aussi d'estre grefment Puniz comme Perturbateurs & Empescheurs de si grant & necessaire Bien comme est le Bien de Paix, Prions & Requirons vous noz Bien veuillans, Amiz, Alliez, & Confederez, que les dessusditz, & au chescun d'eulx, & ceulx de leur dicte Compaigne jusques au dite Nombre & au dessoubz (soient Princes, Prelaz, Contes, Barons, Docteurs, Nobles, non Nobles, & autres de quelque Estate, Dignite, Preminence, Office, Condition, ou Nation qu'ilz soient) ensemble, ou par Parties, vous faictes, souffrez, & laissez venir & aler, en la Marche de Calais, au Lieu de la dite Convention, & autre part, poure le Bien de la dicte Matier, ainsi que le Cas le requerra, y Sejourner, Demourer, Besoingner, come dite est, & Retourner au Lieu de leure Parti, & derechief Revenier au Lieu de la dite Convention, ou aillours, pur le Bien dessusdit, & Retournier quelque Parte q'ils vouldront en leur dicte Partie, & tant de fois qu'il leur plaira, portans ces Presentes, par Mer, par Terre, par Rivier, Armez ou desarmez, a Cheval ou a Pie, a Charios, Charettes, Litieres, ou en Navire, sans ce que a leurs Parsonnes, ne a celles de leurs Serviteurs & Familliers, ne a leurs Chivaulx, Harnois, Navires, Mariniers, Aides, & Habillemens de Nefs, Or, Argent monnoie, ou a monnoyer, Joyaux, Vaissell, Robes, Masles, Bouges, Fardeaulx, Coffres, Vahuz, Liures, Escriptures, ne autres Biens qu'ilz auront avecques eulx, leur soit de vous, de par vous, ne d'aucun de vous donne quelconque Enpeschement, Arrest, ou Destourbier, soubz coleur ne a l'occasion de Marque, Contremarque, Prinse, Reprinsaille, Cours, Entrecours, Deffialle, Gageoies, Respondeance, Debte, Promesse, Obligation, ou d'autre quelconque Chose, Faicte, Ditte, ou advenue ou temps passe, tant a l'occasion des dictes Guerres, comme autrement, ou quelque maniere, ne poure quelque cause que ce soit, ou puist estre, Mais volouns que leur administrez ou faictes administrer Viures, Guides, Conduis, & autres leurs Necessites, a leurs Despens raisonables, se mestier est, & par eulx en estes requis: Pourveu que, durant le temps de ce present Saufconduit, ilz ne feront ne purchasseront Chose, soubz umbre ou coleur, qui soit a Nous ne a Nous Seignouries & Subgetz Obeissans grevable, dommagable, ou prejudiciable, Ne Entreront en Ville fermee, ne Forteresse, ou Chasteau de nostre Obeisance, sans le Congie de Nous, ou de ceux qui depar Nous sont ou seront Comis a la Garde d'ecelles, Toutesvoies, si aucun d'eulx Enfraingnerent ce present Saufconduyt, nous ne voulons que la dicte Infraction pour tant Porte prejudice, ou soit dit ou tenue pour Enfraint, si non seulement au regard de celui ou ceulx qui l'auront ou auroient Enfraint; Les presentes Demourans, du Quinsieme Jour de cest Mois de May, jusques au Primier Jour d'Octobre prochein venant, en leure force & vertue, & aprez non vaillables. Donne &c. a nostre Manoir de Kenyngton, le viij Jour de May, l'An de Grace Mille, Quatrecens, xxxix, & de nostre Regne Dys & Septisme. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 8. Protection for William Boys, Lancaster king-of-arms, in the retinue of John earl of Huntingdon, lieutenant of Aquitain. Westm. O. x. 722. H. v. p. i. 60.	Pro Lancastre Rege Armorum. An. 17. H. 6. Vasc. 17. H. 6. m. 17. Willielmus Boys de Comitatu Buks Gentilman, aliàs dictus Lancastre Rex Armorum, Qui in Obsequium Regis versus partes Ducatûs Regis Aquitanniae profecturus est, ibidem in eodem Obsequio Regis, in Comitiva, dilecti & fidelis Consanguinei Regis, Johannis Comitis Huntyngdoniae, Locumtenentis Ducatûs nostri praedicti, super salva Custodia Partium earumdem, moraturus, Habet Literas Regis de Protectione (cum Clausulâ Volumus) per unum Annum duraturas. Praes. &c. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, octavo die Maii. Per Billam de Privato Sigillo.
May 15. Safe conduct for Alexander de Seton, lord of Gordon, coming to the K. Westm. O. x. 722. H. v. p. i. 60.	Pro Domino de Gordon. An. 17. H. 6. Scot. 17. H. 6. m. 21. Rex, per Literas suas Patentes, usque Festum Sancti Martini in Yeme proximò futurum duraturas, de avisamento & assensu Concilii sui, suscepit in salvum & securum Conductum suum, ac in Protectionem, Tuitionem, & Desensionem suas speciales, Alexandrum de Seton Dominum de Gordon, & Duos Clericos Scotos, Ambassiatores & Nuncios Consanguinei sui Regis Scotorum, in Regnum Regis Angliae & ad Praesentiam suam, cum Quadraginta Personis & totidem Equis in Comitiva sua, vel infra, conjunctim, seu divisim, veniendo, ibidem morando & perhendinando, ac abinde ad Partes suas proprias liberè & absque impedimento aliquo redeundo, ac Bona, Res, & Hernesia sua quaecumque, quotiens sibi placuerit, durantibus praesentibus Regis Literis Salvi Conductûs: Et ideò &c. Et si quid &c. Proviso semper quòd praedicti Alexander & Clerici ac Homines sui praedicti benè & honestè se habeant & gerant erga Regem & Populum suum, absque aliquo faciendo seu attemptando quod in Regis seu Populi sui praedicti praejudicium vel dampnum cedere valeat quovis modo, Quodque ipsi aliqua Castrorum, Fortalitiorum, seu Villarum Regis firmatarum, minimè ingrediantur, absque eo quod ipsi praesentes Literas Regis salvi Conductûs Capitaneis, Majoribus, Ballivis, Gubernatoribus, seu Custodibus earumdem primitùs demonstrent. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, decimo quinto die Maii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 18. Galliard de Durefort, lord of Duras and Blanquefort, is appointed provost of Bayonne. Westm. O. x. 722. H. v. p. i. 60.	Pro Domino de Duras. An. 17. H. 6. Vasc. 17. H. 6. m. 19. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Sciatis quòd, De avisamento & assensu Concilii nostri, ac pro bono & gratuito Servitio quod, dilectus & fidelis noster, Galhardus de Durefort Dominus de Duras & de Blankenfort tàm Domino & Patri nostro, quàm nobis impendit & impendet in futurum, Concessimus ei Praeposituram Civitatis nostrae Baionae, Habendam quamdiu nobis placuerit, cum Vadiis & Proficuis ad dictam Praeposituram pertinentibus. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, decimo octavo die Maii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 20. The sheriffs of London are ordered to compel Thomas Berry, skinner, to find sureties for his peaceable behaviour towards Bartholomew Dorea, physician, and Mary his wife, whose lives he has threatened. Westm. O. x. 723. H. v. p. i. 60.	Pro Bart. Dorea Medico. An. 17. H. 6. Pell. Rex Vicecomitibus Londoniae, Salutem. Supplicaverunt nobis Bartholomaeus Dorea Medicus & Maria Uxor ejus ut, Cùm ipsi de Vitâ suâ & Mutilatione Membrorum suorum per Thomam Berry Skynner graviter & manifestè Comminati existant, Velimus pro Securitate suâ in hac parte providere, Nos (Supplicationi praedictae annuentes) Vobis Praecipimus, firmiter Injungentes, quòd praedictum Thomam coram vobis corporaliter venire facere, & Ipsum ad sufficientes Manucaptores inveniendum, qui eum manucapere voluerunt, sub certâ Poenâ, sibi per vos rationabiliter imponendâ, pro quâ Nobis respondere volueritis, quòd ipse Dampnum vel Malum aliquod eisdem Bartholomaeo & Mariae de Corporibus suis non faciet nec fieri procurabit quovis modo compellatis: Et, si hoc coram vobis facere recusaverit, tunc ipsum Thomam Prisonae nostrae committatis, in eâdem salvò Custodiendum quousque hoc gratis facere voluerit: Et, cùm Securitatem praedictam ceperitis, Nos inde in Cancellariam nostram, sub Sigillis vestris, distinctè & apertè, sine dilatione, reddatis certiores, has Literas nobis remittentes. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, xx die Maii, Anno &c. decimo septimo.
May 21. Licence for Henry cardinal of England to take with him to Calais all necessary plate and furniture. Kennington. O. x. 723. H. v. p. i. 60.	Pro Cardinali Angliae profecturo ad Tractatum in Marchiis Calesiae. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 10. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Sciatis quòd, Cùm Nos, de avisamento & assensu Concilii nostri, pro quibusdam grandibus & onerosis Materiis, Nos ac Bonum Publicum Regnorum & Dominiorum nostrorum & Subditorum nostrorum eorumdem specialiter concernentibus, Rogaverimus, Ordinaverimus, & Appunctuaverimus, Venerabilem in Christo Patrem, praecarissimum & praedilectum Avunculum nostrum, Henricum Cardinalem Angliae ad Transeundum in praesenti versus Villam nostram Calesii & Marchias ibidem adjacentes, Concessimus & Licentiam Dedimus eidem Avunculo nostro, ex hac Causa, quòd ipse, absque offensâ sive impetitione, capere possit & cariare secum in praesenti ultra Mare talia Vasa, Aurum, Argentum, & alias Res, in quocumque modo Massae vel Stuffurae existant, Cunata vel alia, in tali quantitate prout sibi, tàm pro Honore nostro, quàm pro suis propriis Negotiis, expedientia fore videbitur, simul cum omnimoda alia Stuffura Statui suo pertinente & pro suarum Gentium Gradu; aliquo Statuto sive Ordinatione, in contrarium factis, non obstantibus. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Manerium suum de Kenyngton, vicesimo primo die Maii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 21. Instructions for John abp. of York, John duke of Norfolk, Thomas bp. of Norwich, and five others sent to meet the French ambassadors at Calais; the final conditions are that the K. will be content to retain only his inheritance in France, with Calais and Guisnes; concerning the title of K. of France, they must refer to the cardinal; a marriage with the French K.'s daughter must not be treated for until after the peace. Kennington. O. x. 724. H. v. p. i. 61.	Instructio pro Ambassiatoribus in Tractatu saepe-memorato, & super Partitione Franciae. Instruccion yeven unto the moost Reverend Fadre in God Johan Archebishop of York, Johan Duc of Norffolc, Thomas Bishop of Norwich, and Thomas Bishop of Seint Davies; Th'Erles of Stafford and Oxenford; The Lords Bourgchiers and Hungreford, and other sent with theim to the Convencion of Trete of Peas to be holden in the Marches of Caleis. An. 17. H. 6. Bibl. Cotton. Tiber. B. 12. Fol. 197. B. First, the said Ambassadours shal, in suche manere and forme as shal be thought covenable, aske and opene, as for the moost reasonable Mene of Peas, that the Adverse Partie cesse and forbere to yeve, from this time forth, any Let, Trouble, or Empechement unto the Kyng in Occupacion and Rejoisyng of his Coronne and Reme of France: And that he suffre the Kyng peasible to Rejoice hem, with al thaire Appurtenances, as him oweth of Ryght to do; and Require hym and theym in his Name that he so doe: And this Request they shul Enforce, so as shal be thought reasonable to hem to be do, not in puttyng in Question ner in Disputes on the Kyng's Original Title to his said Coronne and Reme of France, the whiche his Noble Progenitours, namely Kyng Edward his Gret Aiel, and the Kyng his Fadre, both of moost Noble Memoire, by as gret Advise and Counseil as coude be taken there upon, had for Decided and Undoutid or they toke upon hem to clayme the said Coronne and Reme, and namely or they proceded to the Werre therefore: And this Request the said Ambassatours shall mowe especially Enforce, by the Jugements of God that have be yoven, in many and diverse grete Batailles, had in and for his said Clayme and Right: And also by th'Appointment and Accorde made upon the same bitwix the Kyngs, of moost Noble Memoire, his Fadre and Aiel; and hereupon they shul dwelle as long as it shal be thought to theim to be do: And, if th'Ambassatours of th'Adverse Parte straunge hem to entende to this Request, the Kyng's said Ambassatours shal after, under Protestacion to be made by hem in forme accustumed, passe forther, and say; That the Kyng, willyng, as he evere hath willed so, to put hym in his devoire to God and to the World, that it shal noght be resonable mowe be said but that he desirith the Peas, wol, for the good of the said Peas, rather thanne lakke it, bye it and departe largely with his saide Adversaire of Cuntrees, Landes, Lordshippes, and Possessions belonging to the Kyng and his said Coronne of France: And, condescending to th'Especialte, shal offre to his said Adversaire Landes, Lordshippes, and Possessions beyonde the Ryvere of Lyre, to have to him and th'Eires of his Body (that is to say) the Contre of Langdocke, and other Landes and Lordshipps beyonde the said Ryvere, belonging to the said Coronne, to the Valeu, in Demayne and Revenue Ordinaire and Extraordinarie, of xxMil. l. Yerly, to be holde of the King, as in the Right of his said Coronne of France. Item, if that other Partie wol nat Contente hem with the said Offre, ne Condescende to the Peas thereby, the moost Reverent Fader in God my Lord the Cardinal shal mowe, as a Prelat of the Chirche, and as a Mediatour and Sterer to the Peas, Remembre howe thise Werrys, that have be made in and for the Title and Claime of the Coronne of France, betwix the Princes that have strived thereupon, have endured this Hundred Yere and more: And that there haan be moo Men slayne, in the Continuance of hem, of oo Nacion and other, than ben at this day in bothe Landys, and so much Christien Blode shede, that it is to grete a Sorow and an Orrour to Thinke or Here it; Addyng that, in al the Erthe Cristyn and Hethyn, be not so mony Noble Princes, Knightes, and Squires, and Men of Fete, as hav perisshed in the same Werres; by force of whiche Men, and they ne had be so labored and consumed in the said Werres, the Cristen Faith and Beleve, the whiche is now so gretly lassed and decressed as it is weleknowe, and the Remes and Cuntre, that had received it and were grounded in the same, now pervertid, might and shold not oonly have be defendid and kept, but the said Cristen Feith and Beleve had, by lyklyhode of reson, be dilated thorgh the World: So that this rigorous and extreme continuance and abiding upon the said Clayms and Querele on bothe sids hath, by Manne's probable Consideracion, be and is the cause as wele of the said sorowful diminucion and decresse of the said Cristene Beleve, as of the lettyng of th'encresse and dilatacion therof, and so be cause of Perdicion noght oonly of th'innumerable Menne's Bodys that haan perished by th'abuse of the Werre, and of the Wretchednesse and Synne that hath ensued thereof, but also of infinite other Menne's Soules, that shold noght have perished, but be saved by the mene of continuance and dilatacion of the Cristen Beleve, if this Obstinacie had noght be; of the whiche Soules ich was more precious thanne al th'Erth. With this the said Princes may be meved to considre, that either this Werre must evere endure and nevere have ende, that God ne wol, and they that wolde that they sholde were cursed of God and in evel tyme borne, either if it shal have Ende, it must have Ende by oone of two Weyes; that is to sey; Eithre by Fine Force, so that oon of theim distroie and subdue hoolly that othre, that were grete pitee, consideryng the Noblesse and Puissance of hem, and that of hem hangith in grete partie th'Estat and Might of Cristiante, Eithre it must ende by good Appointment and Accorde, the whiche is the goodly Ending thereof, and wold God that it so doo many Yeres a goo; and yet better is that it so do soon, thanne abide longer. Among other things is, that owe to meve the Princes to desire that it so do, oon grete thing is the consideracion of the Nyghnesse of Blode, that they stande inne ich of hem to other, and ich of hem to al the grete Princes of bothe Lands, for the whiche cause theim owid, by the Lawe of God and Nature, and by the Ordre of Charite, ich of theim to desire and wille the good of other, and to peine hem to th'Appesement of thise Werres that be so detestable and contraire to Nature and to al Reson. And, over this, the Princes of bothe Parties owe to considre that God made noght his People in the said Two Remes ner in other for the Princes, but He made the Princes for his Service and for the Whele and Behove of his People (that is to say) to Reule theim in Tranquillite (namly) by the mene of deue Ministracion of Justice: So that they, so Reuled, shal mowe restfully and peasible serve hym; the whiche thise Werres suffrith hem noght, ne shal suffre hem, but lette hem to doo, whiles they continue and endure. And by thise Meannes, and other suche as my seid Lords the Cardinales great Wisdam wol avise, he shal mawe Exhorte and Stire both Princes to lyfft upon Consideracions and her Sight to God, and to shewe the Tendernesse and the Zele that they bere to the Savacion and Eschuyng of Dampnacion of Menny's Soules, and to the Relief and Exaltacion of the Cristen Feith and Beleve: Also to shewe the love that they, as Cristen Princes, have and bere to tho that be hir Subgetz and other that be Christen Men, the whiche by the Lawe of God them owed tenderly and brotherly to love: to shew also, noght in Words oonly and Writing, but in Herts, the Compassion that they have of sheding of Cristen Blode; and the Pite that they haan upon the Pouer and Innocent People that so long haan suffred, and so grevously and importably haan be oppressed with the said Werres; mevyng hem to prefer so grete Goods, and th'Eschuyng of so grete and innumerable Mischiefs and Inconveniences, bifore the Rigour and Hardnesse of her propre Entents and Desires. Over this, the said Princes may be meved to considre that the principal cause, that should meve any of hem to desire the said Coronne of France, shold be noght Ambition of Worldly Worship, ner Covetise of Erthly Dominacion and Richesse, but the Service that he sholde entende to do to God in Governance of his People in the said Reme: And, with this, to considre that the Cuntre, comprissed within tho that be now called the Lands and the Limits of the Reme of France, be grete and populus, and have noght at al tymes be hooly under the Governance of oo sool Kyng, ne it is noght of the necessite of the Lawe of God or of Nature, ne also of the necessite for the behoveful Governance thereof, that it so be; but, as wele bifore Carlemeyn as after, the said Cuntre and the Governance there of hath be departed, so that tother while Thre, otherwile Foure Kyngs, haan ben therein at oones, ich of hem havyng Governance of his Party, and noon of hem subgit to other: And, for as muche as eithre of the said Parties may be stirid to departe from notable parte of his Clayme, and to condescende to a Moderacion and a Mene therein, rather then of durete and lakke of Pite to suffre the said Mischiefs and Inconveniences to growe or longer to continue; letyng hem wite that if they, that may with thaire towarnesse so acquite hem to God and to his People, to be cause of so grete goods as shal ensue of cessint of these Werres, and Eschewe so manifold Harmes and Inconveniences as thay knowe and se wele shal elles ensue, strange hem and wol not so do it, thay shal have to mech to answere to God, and al tho that counseile theim thereto. And, of this Exhortacion shal the Kyng's Ambassatours take occasion to procede further in Offres, and to say that, att Reverence of God and of Holy Chirche, and for th'Exaltacion, and Vancement, and Assurans of the State of the Cristen Feith and Beleve, the whiche, havyng Consideracion and Regarde to the litel Nombre of Cristen Folks, and to th'Infirmite and Weyknes thereof causid of Intestine Division and Werres, standith at this Day in grete Gepardie and Perille, and as destitute of Protection and Defense ayenist th'Enemys and th'Impugnatours thereof: And, for the Causes and Consideracions nobly and openly aleggid and declared in the holy Exhortacion made by the Moost Reverent Fader in God &c. We, th'Ambaslatours of the Kyng our Soverain Lord her &c. make to Charles his Adversarie in France the Offre that folewith; that is to say, That the Kyng, our said Soveraine Lord, wol and shal suffre, agre hym, ant consente that, without any Contradiccion, Empechement, or Lette of him or of his Heirs, his said Adversarie shal have, holde, and rejoice to hym and to his Heirs al the Parte of France, belonging to the Coronne of France, that is beyonde the Rivere of Leyrs; noght comprehending thereinne, but expresly reservyng to the Kyng and to his Heirs, the Duchie of Guyenne, the Counte of Peytowe, and generally al that the Kyng's Noble Progenitours, Kyngs of England, for the tyme beyng, have, bifore thenne the Coronne of France descended or belonged unto hem, be Enherited inne and Possessed of. And, after this Offre thus made, the Kyng's said Ambassatours shal mowe by Processe enlarge the said Offre, refervyng no more to the Kyng, be yonde the forsaid Ryvere of Leyre, but that the Kyng now standing, or shal stande Possessid of at the Day of th'Agrement of th'Adversaire to the said Offre: And in this Offre the Kyng's said Ambassatours shal Dwel, and Extolle it, and magnifie it by Declaracion of the Multitude of th'Archebisshopriches, Bishopriches, Citees, Townes, and Countrees comprised in the said Offre. And, if th'Ambassatours of that other Partie contente hem noght with th'Offres next afore reherced, the said &c. shal thanne procede further, and make th'Offre that folewith, and say, That, at the Reverence of God, and for the Causes and Consideracions comprised in the next Article bifore (the whiche they shal repete) and to th'Entent that they may evidently appiere that the Kyng is noght ledde ner meved by Ambicion, ner by Covetise, to dwelle upon his said CLAYME and TITLE, the Kyng wol content hym to have to hym and his Heirs al the Cuntreys, Lordshippes, Lands, Possessions, Rentes, and Revenues with al thair Rights and Appurtenantz, that his Noble Progenitours, the Kyngs of England haan had, rejoised, and be Possessed of, noght as Kyngs of France, but in thaire own propre and Prive Right, belongyng to hym in other wise and by other lawful Title forthwith the Townes and Marches of Caleis comprehendid thereinne, the Counte, Castel, and Lordship of Guysnes and other in the same Marches, accordyng to the Limites and Bounds specified in the Trete of Bretayne, To have and to hold al the Cuntreys, Lordshipes, Lands, and Thyngs abovesaid immediately of God, and as Lord Soveraine of the same and of the Subgets thereof, as frely, withouten Subjeccion, Resort, or Recognicion, to be made therefore by hym or by his said Heirs to any Erthly Man, as kan be descrived or advised. And, if it so be that, in the Demenyng of the said matiere, it be desired that the Kyng make al tho, that, bifore the Kyngs Conquest in Normandie and in France, have holde the Partie of th'Adversarie, to be restored to the Lands, Lordships, and Possessions that thei had in the said Normandie and other places of the Conquest, the said &c. shal straunge hem and make difficulte herein: But finally, rather than breke therefore, the Kyng wol wele agre hym that they be so Restored to the Lands &c. that other Personnes be noght Intitlid in by force of any Yests or Grants made by the Kyng or by the Kyng's Fader: And, if th'Adverse Partie content him noght with that, the Kyng wol, over that, agre hym that, if the Lands &c. so Yoven or Graunted by the Kyng or his Fader, falle ayeine to the Kyng's hands, or if tho, to whom the said Landys belangid bifore the said Conquest, may accorde with tho that now have hem, the Kyng wol wele that thei shal have hem and rejoise hem, holding hem of hym, or other Mene Lordys underneth hym. And, if God dispose so that it were procedid so ferre, by Offres, that the Difficulte of Accorde and concludyng Rested oonly in the leving of the Name and Coronne of France, desired by that other Partie, it shal mowe be said, That this were strange a thyng to the Kyng to doo, and shold to gretly touche and hurte his Worship, considering that he hath so solemply received his Unction and Coronne there inne, and in the Capital Cite thereof, grete partie of the Piers of France beyng present, and by theim or by thaire Procuratours assenting thereto: And that it were no Noveltee ner Inconvenient, that iche of hem callid him Kyng of France, for so hath be seen afore this that such have be Kyngs in France, of diverse Parties there of, that have called hemself ich of hem Kyng of France: But, finally, rather thanne the thyng falle to Rupture, the said Ambassadours shal reporte hem in this matiere to my Lord the Cardinal, to whom the King hath opened and declared al his Entent in this Matiere. Item, if the Matiere of Mariage, to be had bitwix the Kyng and th'Adversarie Doughter, be meved as for a Mene to the Peas, and to th'Entent of Communication and Tretee to be had thereupon, the said &c. shal sey, That it ne is noght thoght to the Kyng covenable to take to Wif the Doughter of any Prince withoute that he stonde in parfit Friendship with hym: And therefore of reson the Trete of the principal Matiere, that is to sey of the Peas, moost go bifore any such Matere of Mariage; consideryng that, withoute Accorde in the Principal, the Trete of Mariage shal be but voide. And, if so be that, that other Partie stande not content with that Answere, but desire abydingly that Matiere to be entended to (takyng peraventure occasion of th'Offre that was made thereof at Arras) the said &c. shal mowe say, for it was so lightly laide by at Arras and noon Inclinacion shewed therto, the Kyng hath noght therefore yoven him there inne Instruccion, as they trowe he wold elles have do; Addyng thereto that the Kyng is noght so ferre but that he may soon be sent unto, and advertised of the Mocion upon cause reasonable that might be ministred thereto: And that, for as muche how be it that the said &c. ne have noght Instruccion in that Matiere, nevertheles, if it like that other Partie amiably to Comune thereof, thay wol noghte strange theim in that behalf: In the which Comunicacion they shal first Here the Menes to the said Matrimonie that that other Partie wol opene, and havyng regard to here Overtures, so to Comune with hem as of hemself, noght binding the Kyng thereby, And, in Comunyng of the Matiere, the said &c. shal aske for the Mariage Two Miliones, and from that descende, and finally abide upon a Milion of Scutes, Two of the Value of a Noble. And, if th'Ambassatours of the Partie Adverse wol noght agre hem ne condescende to any of the said Meenes of Pees, but make other Offres such as shal like hem, The said &c. shal, withoute pleine refusyng of hem, passe over, and say that they have no such Instruccion by the whiche they may agre theim to the said Offres: they may wel Reporte the said Offres to the Kyng; but what shal folewe there of they can noght sey. And, in this cas, to th'intent that the People of the Reme of France stand noght alwey in this Afficcion and thus oppressed with the Werre, the Kyng wol that it be laborèd to that, that Overture be made by the Mene of the Duc of Orleans, or by the Duchesse of Bourgoigne, of Trete of a Trewe general by See and by Land, to endure (if that other Partie wol condescend thereto) for Fifty, Forty, Thirty, or Twenty Yere, with Communicacion; And rather than faile, to condescende to a Trewes of Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, or Eight Yere, without Communicacion, and it may be so gotyn. And, for the better and seurer kepyng of this Trewes, they shal labore to that, that th'Entirchange may be made of Places enclavid of bothe Sids, and condescende, rather than faile, to Eschange Meux, Criel, and Seint Germayne en lay with Hareflete, Depe, and Mounte Seint Michel: And, if this Enterchange can thus be had, they shal, in Communicacion of the Duc of Orleans Deliverance, assay how his Deliverance may be Mene thereto, and take the said three Places in partie of paiement of his Deliverance; In Tretie of which his Deliverance, they shal demaunde an C Mil. Marke, taking the said three Townes, and over that L. Mil. Marcz, and finally so to conclude. In Witnesse of which thing we have doo put to this present Instruccion Oure Grete and Prive Seale. Yeven at Kenyngton, the xxi day of May, the Yere of Reigne xvij.
May 30. Power for John abp. of York, the duke of Norfolk, Peter bp. of Lisieux, Thomas bp. of Norwich, Thomas bp. of S. David's, Humfrey earl of Buckingham, John earl of Oxford, and 13 others, to treat with the French ambassadors at Calais. Kennington. O. x. 728. H. v. p. i. 62.	Commissio Ambassiatorum pro Tractatu jam dicto, & pro Elargatione Ducis Aureliensis. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 4. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Dùm ante nostrae Mentis Oculos reducimus illud tàm summum, támque singulare & excellens Bonum quod nobis Redemptor noster, ex hac mortali vita transiturus, in ultimo Testamento reliquit (dicens) Pacem meam Do Vobis, Pacem meam Relinquo Vobis, Quâ rite servatâ Dampna irreparabilia & innumerabilia Mala, quae Guerrarum continuatione diutinâ succreverant, debere cessare non ambigimus, Libenter totum Animum nostrum convertimus ad hanc rem sacram consequendum cum effectu. Cùm itaque, in Mense Februarii ultimatè praeterito, post certas Conventiones, habitas in Marchia Calesiae, inter Reverendissimum in Christo Patrem carissimum Avunculum nostrum Cardinalem Angliae, Carissimam Consanguineam nostram Ducissam Burgundiae, ac nonullos Ambassiatores Adversarii nostri Franciae, super Materia Pacis perpetuae & generalis Regnorum Franciae & Angliae, Nos & dictus Adversarius noster, & quilibet nostrûm, per suas Patentes Literas, voluit, consensit, & concordavit quòd, in dicta Marchia Calesiae, in certo Loco, propitio & convenienti, ad hoc eligendo, fieret & celebraretur certa & solennis Conventio pro Tractando & finaliter, cum Dei adjutorio, ipsam Pacem Concludendo, Ea propter, Confidentes singulariter de Fidelitate, Circumspectione, approbata Scientia, & Conscientiarum Puritate, Venerabilium in Christo Patrum, Johannis Archiepiscopi Eborum, ac carissimi Consanguinei nostri Ducis Norffolciae, necnon, Venerabilium in Christo Patrum, Petri Lexoviensis, Thomae Norwicensis, & Thomae Menevensis Episcoporum, ac, carissimorum Consanguineorum nostrorum, Humfridi Bukkingham, Herefordiae, Staffordiae, Northamptoniae, ac Perchiae Comitis, Johanuis Comitis Oxoniae, & Henrici Domini de Bourchier, & dilecti nobis in Christo Abbatis de Fescamp, ac, dilectorum & fidelium nostrorum, Walteri Domini de Hungerford, Magistri Nicholai Billeston Decani Ecclesiae Cathedralis Sarum, Johannis Stourton Militis, Johannis Sutton Militis, Johannis Popham Militis, Roberti Whityngham Thesaurarii Calesii, Magistri Thomae Bekyngton Legum Doctoris, Magistri Willielmi Erard sacrae Paginae Professoris, necnon, Magistrorum, Stephani Wilton, & Willielmi Sprever, Legum Doctorum, & Johannis Rinell Secretarii nostri, Ad Laudem & Honorem Omnipotentis Dei, & pro vitanda humani Sanguinis effusione, ac Removendo supradicta Mala, necnon ut Quieti Subditorum nostrorum per Bonum Pacis, auxiliante Domino, utiliter sit provisum, Ipsos, Archiepiscopum, Ducem, Episcopos, Comites, Henricum, Abbatem, Walterum, Nicholaum, Johannem, Johannem, Johannem, Robertum, Thomam, Willielmum, Stephanum Willielmum, & Johannem, Decem & Novem, Decem & Octo, Decem & Septem, Sexdecim, Quindecim, Quatuordecim, Tresdecim, Duodecim, Undecim, Decem, Novem, aut Octo ex eis (quorum praefatum Archiepiscopum unum esse volumus) nostros Ambassiatores, Oratores, Procuratores, Deputatos, & Nuncios speciales Facimus, Ordinamus, & Constituimus per Praesentes, Damus itaque, de consensu & deliberatione Concilii nostri, & Tenore Praesentium Concedimus, eisdem Ambassiatoribus, Oratoribus, Procuratoribus, Deputatis, & Nunciis nostris praedictis Potestatem plenariam, ac Mandatum generale & speciale, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro, ac utriusque nostrorum Angliae & Franciae Regnorum Dominiisque, Subditis, Amicis nostris, ac aliis Nobis Alligatis, Confoederatis, & Adhaerentibus quibuscumque, infra Marchias praedictas Calesiae vel ibi prope, Locis utique & Diebus ad hoc appunctuandis, cum praefato Adver sario nostro Franciae, sive suis Ambassiatoribus, & Commissariis, Oratoribus, Procuratoribus, Deputatis, & Nunciis, Potestatem sufficientem ab eo habentibus in hac parte, Conveniendi, Tractandi, Appunctuandi, Capiendi, & Acceptandi cum eisdem Ambassiatoribus Diem & Locum securos & congruentes pro Conventione fienda in ipso Tractatu Pacis, prout eis videbitur expedire, & insimul poterunt convenire interessendi & assistendi in Conventione praedicta unà cum dictis Ambassiatoribus & Commissariis dicti Adversarii nostri Franciae, ac & in dictis Loco & Die pro dicta Conventione acceptatis, & aliis Diebus sequentibus, ipsâ Conventione durante, Communicandi, Negotiandi cum ipsis Ambassiatoribus & Commissariis dicti Adversarii nostri in Factis & Materiis, dictae Pacis generalis utriusque Regnorum concernentibus Pacem eandem, Tractandique, Appunctuandi, Transigendi, Paciscendi, Concordandi, Terminandi, & finaliter Concludendi de Pace hujusmodi finali generali & perpetuâ, inter Nos & dictum Adversarium nostrum, pro Nobis, Haeredibusque, Successoribus, & Subditis nostris quibuscumque, ac pro praefatis Regnis, habendâ, ac de & super omnibus Conventionibus, Quaestionibus, Causis, Querelis, Actionibus tàm realibus quàm Personalibus, Petitionibus, Litibus, Demandis, & Debatis quibuscumque, unà cum eorum Circumstantiis, Emergentibus, & Dependentibus, & Connexis, inter Nos & dictum Adversarium nostrum qualitercumque pendentibus, exortis, sive motis, vel movendis, Et insuper Tractandi & Appunctuandi cum dictis Ambassiatoribus, dicti Adversarii nostri, aut aliis quibusvis Personis Potestatem in hac parte sufficientem habentibus, de Liberatione & Elargatione Consanguinei nostri Ducis Aurelianensis nostri Prisonarii, Necnon Conveniendi de & super Treugis seu Guerrarum Abstinentiis, tàm generalibus, quàm particularibus, per Terram per Mare seu per Aquas, pro Nobis, Regnis, Terris, Patriis, Dominiis, Subditis, Vassallis, Amicis, Alligatis, & Confoederatis nostris quibuscumque, Ac Treugas seu Guerrarum Abstinentias hujusmodi, sic capiendas & concordandas, per omnia Regna, Terras, & Dominia nostra Proclamare & Proclamari faciendi, & pro debitâ firmâque Custodiâ earumdem Treugarum faciendâ Ordinandi & Deputandi tot & tales Conservatores & Judices, tàm Generales quàm speciales, & in tanto Numero, prout ipsis Ambassiatoribus, Oratoribus, Procuratoribus, Deputatis, & Nunciis nostris supradictis meliùs videbitur expedire, Ac universa & singula, quae per eosdem in omnibus & singulis Praemissis vel aliquo Praemissorum appunctuari, concludi, seu concordari contigerit, Firmandi, Roborandi, & per fidei interpositionem, & Juramentum, etiam ad sancta Dei Evangelia in Animam nostram praestandi, Assecurandi, ac de & super eisdem & quolibet eorumdem Concedendi, Dandi, Faciendi, & Expediendi omnes & omnimodas Securitates, Cautiones, Promissa, Obligationes, ac Literas sigillatas, quae talem tantamque Vim, Auctoritatem, Effectum, & Vigorem habere Volumus ac si Nos in Persona nostra ea faceremus, Ac generaliter omnia & singula Faciendi, Excercendi, & Expediendi quae in Praemissis & circa ea necessaria fuerint seu quomodolibet oportuna, etiamsi majora sint aut forent superiùs expressatis, & talia quae de sui natura Mandatum exigant magìs speciale, & quod Nos ipsi facere possemus si personaliter praesentes essemus, Promittentes, bonâ Fide & in Verbo Regio, Nos Ratum, Gratum, ac Firmum, & Stabile perpetuò habituros quicquid in Praemissis aut aliquo Praemissorum per praedictos Commissarios, Ambassiatores, seu Deputatos nostros, Decem & Novem, Decem & Octo, Decem & Septem, Sexdecim, Quindecim, Quatuordecim, Tresdecim, Duodecim, Undecim, Decem, Novem, aut Octo ex eis (quorum praefatum Archiepiscopum unum esse volumus) Appunctuatum, Conventum, Conclusum, seu Concordatum fuerit, Et quòd omnia & singula, sic Appunctuata, Conventa, Conclusa, seu Concordata, absque dolo, fraude, vel malo Ingenio, pro parte nostra, ac quantum ad Nos spectabit, exequemur & exequi faciemus, ac quòd super eisdem dabimus Literas nostras Confirmatorias Magno Sigillo nostro sigillatas. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Manerium suum de Kenyngton, vicesimo tertio die Maii. Per ipsum Regem.
May 23. Power for Henry cardinal of England to grant letters of safe conduct. Kennington. O. x. 730. H. v. p. i. 63.	De Potestate concedendi Literas salvi Conductus. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 9. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Sciatis quòd, Cùm Dies certa Conventionis, Quâ Ambassiatores & Commissarii nostri, ex una parte, ac Ambassiatores & Commissarii Adversarii nostri Franciae, parte ex altera, infra Marchias nostras Calesiae, vel ibi prope, pro Pace ac aliis variis Negotiis inibi pertractandis, convenient, Limitata sit & praefixa, Quo quidem Loco nonnulli magni Statûs Nobiles, Proceres, & Magnates, ac alii in Promotionem Pacis ac Expeditionem Negotiorum praedictorum convenient, Nos, Siquidem qui Pacis Bonum in omnibus habere per omnia Media rationabilia, justa, & honesta desideramus & affectamus, & praesertim ut Tractatûs de Pace ac aliis Negotiis, de quibus praemittitur, Fructus, & Efficacia, auxiliante Domino, sub omni Securitate accomoda promptius sequatur, De avisamento & assensu Concilii nostri Dedimus & Concessimus, ac, Tenore Praesentium, Damus & Concedimus carissimo Avunculo nostro Henrico Cardinali Angliae plenam Potestatem & Auctoritatem ad Literas de salvo Conductu Personis, Conventioni praedictae, pro Promotione Pacis ac Expeditione Negotiorum praedictorum, adesse Volentibus, cujuscumque Statûs, Gradûs, Dignitatis, Eminentiae, seu Originis fuerint, ad veniendum ad & in Marchias nostras praedictas, seu Villam nostram Calesiae, aut alia Loca quaecumque de Obedientia nostra existentia, & praecipue quod opus fuerit ad Communicandum cum Consanguineo Duce Aurialensi, & abinde recedendum, melioribus viis, Formis, & modis quibus juxta sanam Discretionem suam fore viderit faciendum, de tempore in tempus, Dandi & Concedendi, Proviso semper quòd hii, quos hujusmodi Literas de salvo Conductu praedicti Avunculi nostri habere contigerit, se erga Nos & Populum nostrum benè & honestè gerant & habeant, Et quicquam, quod in nostri seu Populi nostri praedicti Praejudicium, Dampnum, seu Gravamen cedere poterit, non faciant nec attemptent, aut fieri seu attemptari procurent quovismodo, Quódque ipsi Literas de salvo Conductu, sibi datas & concessas, ante introitum suum in aliquod Castrorum, Fortalitiorum, seu Villarum nostrarum firmatarum, Capitaneis, Custodibus, seu Gubernatoribus eorumdem primitùs demonstrent. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Manerium suum de Kenyngton, vicesimo tertio die Maii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 23. Power for the abp. of York, the bps. of S. David's and Norwich, Nicholas Byllesdon, sir John Popham, and three others, to conclude a treaty of mercantile intercourse with the Flemings and other subjects of the duke of Burgundy. Kennington. O. x. 730. H. v. p. i. 63.	De Tractando, ad Instantiam Filiae nuper Regis Portugaliae, super Intercursu cum Flandrensibus. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 11. Rex omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Cùm, carissima Consanguinea nostra, inclitae recordationis, Johannis, dùm vixit, Serenissimi Principis, Regnorum Portugaliae & Algarbii Regis Filia, Philippo, qui se Ducem Burgundiae nominat, Conthoralis, nobis pridiè, per suas Literas, cum instantiâ, supplicaverit ut Tractatui, fiendo pro Intercursu Mercandisarum, inter Regni nostri Angliae Subditos & Inhabitantes Patriam Flandriae, & aliis Negotiis inter eosdem more solito excercendis, intendere, nostrosque Commissarios, plenâ in ea parte Potestate fulciendos, ea de causa trans Mare mittere dignaremur, Nos, Considerantes sic, necessitudinem Sanguinis quâ eadem Consanguinea nostra Nos de vicino contingit, ac Preces & Instantias per eandem Consanguineam nostram Nobis, ut praemittitur, super ea re factas, quibus, quatinus Statu & Honore nostro salvis possumus, nos libenter exhibemus inclinatos, Ac de Fidelitate, Circumspectione, Approbata Scientia, & Conscientiarum Puritate, dilectorum nobis, Reverendissimi Patris, Johannis, Dei gratiâ, Archiepiscopi Eborum, ac, Venerabilium Patrum, T. Menev. & T. Norwic. Episcoporum, &, Dilectorum & Fidelium nostrorum, Magistri Nicholai Byllesdon, Johannis Popham Militis, Stephani Wilton, & Willielmi Sprever, Legum Doctorum, ac Roberti Whityngham Thesaurarii Villae nostrae Calesii, pleniùs confidentes, Ipsos nostros Ambassiatores, Procuratores, Commissarios, Deputatos, & Nuncios speciales Facimus, Ordinamus, & Constituimus per Praesentes, Damus itaque &, de consensu ac deliberatione Concilii nostri, Tenore Praesentium, Concedimus eisdem Octo, Septem, Sex, Quinque, Quatuor, & Tribus eorum (quorum dictum Archiepiscopum unum esse volumus) Potestatem plenariam, & Mandatum, tàm generale, quàm speciale, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro, ac utriusque nostrorum Angliae & Franciae Regnorum Dominiis, & Subditis, ac Amicis, Alligatis, Confoederatis, & Adhaerentibus nobis quibuscumque, Diebus & Locis de quibus ultrò citróque concordari poterit, cum quarumcumque Personarum (cujuscumque Gradûs, Statûs, Praeeminentiae, Dignitatis, aut Conditionis existant) necnon Civitatum, Oppidorum, Villarum, & Patriarum quarumcumque, etiam si Nobis Inimici fuerint aut Rebelles, Ambassiatoribus, Oratoribus, Procuratoribus, Commissariis, Deputatis, & Nunciis, ac quibuscumque Personis Potestatem sufficientem in hac parte habentibus, Conveniendi, Communicandi, Tractandi, Componendi, Paciscendi, Appunctuandi, ac plenè & finaliter Concordandi & Concludendi de & super Intercursu Mercandisarum & Communicatione mutuâ, habendâ inter Subditos, Amicos, Alligatos, & Confoederatos nostros, ex parte una, & Incolentes ac Inhabitantes Patriam Flandriae praedictae, necnon Patrias Brabantiae & alias versus Renum, aut superiores partes Almaniae, praefato Duci subjectos, Requisitiones insuper & Requestas quascumque Personis, quibus expedire videbitur, Nomine nostro faciendi, & Responsa super eisdem Recipiendi & Habendi, Universaque & singula, quae per eosdem Ambassiatores nostros appunctuari, concludi, & concordari contigerit, per Fidei interpositionem, & Juramentum, etiam ad Sancta Dei Evangelia, in Animam nostram Praestandi, Firmandi & Assecurandi, Ac de & super omnibus & singulis Praemissis & Dependentiis ab eisdem omnes & omnimodas Securitates, Cautiones, Promissa, Obligationes, & Literas sigillatas vel sigillandas Nomine nostro Concedendi, Faciendi, & Expediendi, sicut eis videbitur melius expedire, quae talem tantamque Vim, Auctoritatem, & Effectum volumus optinere, ac si ea in propria Persona fecissemus, Caeteraque omnia & singula Faciendi, Excercendi, & Expediendi, ac debitè Exequendi, quae in Praemissis & circa ea necessaria fuerint aut quomodolibet oportuna, etiam si majora fuerint superiùs expressatis, & Mandatum de sui natura magis exigant speciale, & quae nosmet ipsi facere possemus si personaliter praesentes essemus, Promittimúsque, bonâ fide, & in Verbo Regio, quòd omnia & singula, quae in Praemissis vel circa ea per Ambassiatores, Oratores, Procuratores, Commissarios, Deputatos, & Nuncios nostros praedictos, Octo, Septem, Sex, Quinque, Quatuor, & Tres eorum (quorum dictum Archiepiscopum unum esse volumus) Communicata, Appunctuata, Conclusa, & Concordata fuerint, Rata, Grata, Firma, & Stabilia habebimus, & faciemus inviolabiliter observari. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Manerium suum de Kenyngton, xxiij die Maii. Per Breve de Privato Sigillo.
May 25. Power for Henry cardinal of England to treat and conclude with the French ambassadors concerning the title of K. of France. Kennington. O. x. 732. H. v. p. i. 64.	Super Tractatubus Franciae, de plena Potestate Cardinali Angliae concessa. An. 17. H. 6. Ibid. m. 6. Rex omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Sciatis quòd, Cùm ex parte, Sanctissimi in Christo Patris & Domini, Domini Summi Pontificis, & Generalis Basiliensis Concilii, aliorumque Principum & Nobilium diversorum Regnorum, Terrarum, & Dominiorum, saepiùs ante haec tempora, per eorum Ambassiatores, Nunciosque speciales, Procuratores, & Literas nobis missas, a Nobis fuerit intimè desideratum ut ad firmam Pacem & infinitam, pro Litibus & Discordiis Guerrarumque Causis, inter Nos & Adversarium nostrum Franciae ac Subditos utriusque Regnorum Angliae & Franciae a diu pendentibus, sopiendis, mutuò stabiliendam & concludendam, nostrum Regium praeberemus Assensum, Et licet exindè nonnulli Praelocutiones & Tractatus, inter Ambassiatores & Deputatos utriusque Partis, ad diversa Loca in Partibus Transmarinis & Tempora, moti extiterint & habiti, & hucusque nullum sortiti fuerunt effectum, Nos tamen, Ad Dei Laudem maximè, & complacentiam & ad exaltationem Ecclesiae Ortodoxae, necnon & ob specialem Instantiam & Rogatum praedicti Domini Summi Pontificis aliorumque Principum & Nobilium nuperimè nobis factos, & in evitationem effusionis Sanguinis humani, nostros oculos ad Bonum Pacis & Quietis, quod summis desideriis continuè affectavimus, adhuc dirigere cupientes, De fidelitate ac praeclara & circumspecta providentia, praecarissimi & praedilecti Avunculi nostri, Henrici Cardinalis Angliae, summè confidentes, Ipsum, ad Rogatum nostrum speciale Onus Ambassiatae & Commissionis nostrarum ad subscripta in se suscipientem, solempnem Ambassiatorem, Commissarium, Procuratorem legitimum, & Nuncium specialem Fecimus, Ordinavimus, & Constituimus, ac Tenore Praesentium, Facimus, Ordinamus, & Deputamus, Dantes & Concedentes eidem Avunculo nostro, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro, plenam Potestatem & Mandatum speciale cum Ambassiatoribus, Commissariis, & Nunciis dicti Adversarii nostri, plenam & sufficientem Potestatem habentibus ab eodem, de & super Jure & Titulo Juris ad Coronam & Regnum Franciae, aliisque Juribus Haereditariis, Debitis, & Rebus aliis quibuscumque, nobis debitis & per dictum Adversarium nostrum Franciae retentis, Tractandi, Communicandi, Concludendi, & finaliter Concordandi & Terminandi, Necnon ad omnia & singula, quae in Praemissis, seu eorum Incidentibus, Emergentibus, Dependentibus, & Connexis necessaria fuerint seu quomodolibet oportuna, Faciendi, Excercendi, & Expediendi, etiam si Mandatum exigant magis speciale quàm aliquod Praemissorum, Ac etiam Nomine nostro Recipiendi ad Fidelitatem & Pacem nostras Inimicos & Rebelles nostros in Fidelitate & Pace illis non existentes, & alios qui eisdem Inimicis & Rebellibus contra Nos adhaerent, adhaeserunt, & cum eis contra Nos de Inimicitia fuerunt, qui ad Pacem & Fidelitatem nostras venire voluerint, & quos ad Fidelitatem & Pacem hujusmodi fore viderit admittendos, & Literas de Pardonatione dictarum Adhaesionis & Inimicitiae, necnon de hujusmodi Admissione ad Pacem nostram, eisdem Inimicis & Rebellibus, pro Securitate suâ in hac parte, Nomine nostro faciendi, Dantes ulterius & Concedentes praefato Avunoulo nostro plenam, Tenore Praesentium, Potestatem Faciendi, Assignandi, & Substituendi sub se, pro Nobis & Nomine nostro, tot & tales Ambassiatores, Deputatos, Procuratores, & Nuncios ad Tractandum, Communicandum, & finaliter, juxta & per avisamentum & assensum dicti Avunculi nostri, Concordandum & Terminandum de & super Praemissis & singulis Praemissorum, necnon ad omnia & singula, quae in Praemissis seu eorum incidentibus, emergentibus, dependentibus, & connexis necessaria fuerint seu quomodolibet oportuna, Faciendum, Excercendum, & Expediendum, etiam si Mandatum exigant magis speciale, Ac Promittimus, bonâ Fide & in verbo Regio, ad Tenendum & teneri faciendum Ratum, Firmum, & Stabile, perpetuis temporibus, totum & quicquid per dictum Avunculum nostrum & dictos Ambassiatores, Deputatos, Pro- curatores, & Nuncios, per ipsum Avunculum nostrum, ut praemittitur, faciendos, assignandos, & Substituendos, in Praemissis seu aliquo Promissorum Factum fuerit sive Concordatum, Et quòd Nos concedemus & faciemus, seu fieri faciemus, Literas Confirmatorias, sub Magno Sigillo nostro, de & super omnibus & singulis Articulis & Punctis, de quibus inter eos, ut praemittitur, fuerit concordatum, & de ulterius exequendo eadem cum debitâ diligentiâ secundum Formam & Tenorem eorum, quantum in Nobis est & ad Nos pertinet, Jurandique in Animam nostram quòd omnia & singula, per ipsum Avunculum nostrum, ac dictos Ambassiatores, Deputatos, Procuratores, & Nuncios, per ipsum Avunculum nostrum sic faciendos, assignandos, & substituendos, Tractata & Concordata fuerint, observabimus, & per nostros Subditos benè & fideliter observari faciemus, Et hoc Promittimus etiam sub Cautione & Obligatione omnium Bonorum nostrorum, mobilium & immobilium, praesentium & futurorum, ita quòd nunquam dicemus, faciemus, aut proponemus, aut aliquis alius Nomine nostro dicet, faciet, aut proponet, in Judicio, vel extra, quicquam in contrarium. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Manerium suum de Kenyngton, vicesimo quinto die Maii. Per ipsum Regem.
May 29. Power for William Sprever, Robert Brampton, and Nicholas Hyssham to treat with the ambassadors of Holland and Zealand for redress of injuries. Westm. O. x. 733. H. v. p. i. 64.	De Communicando & Tractando cum illis de Partibus Holandiae & Selandiae. An. 17. H. 6. Franc. 17. H. 6. m. 13. Rex Omnibus, ad quos &c. Salutem. Sciatis quòd, Cùm certae Amicitiae, Confoederationes, & Alligantiae inter Nos, Ligeos, & Subditos nostros, ex parte unâ, & Illos de Partibus Holandiae & Selandiae, parte ex altera, Tractatae sint & Firmatae, Nos, Ipsa Amicitiarum, Confoederationum, & Alligantiarum Foedera, quantum in nobis est, inviolata & illibata observari, ac quicquid in contrarium earumdem actum fuerit aut sit ultrò citróque, debita cum celeritate Reformari cupientes, De fidelitate, circumspectione, & industriâ, fidelium ac dilectorum nostrorum, Magistri Willielmi Sprever Legum Doctoris, Roberti Brampton Mercatoris, & Nicholai Hyssham Mercatoris, pleniùs confidentes, Ipsos nostros legitimos, veros, & indubitatos Deputavimus Ambassiatores, Commissarios, Procuratores, & Nuncios speciales, Dantes & Concedentes eis omnibus & Duobus eorum Potestatem, & Mandatum, tàm generale, quàm speciale, cum Ambassiatoribus, Commissariis, Deputatis, Procuratoribus, sive Nunciis pro ipsis de Holandia & Selandia, sufficientem Potestatem in hac parte habentibus, in quocumque Loco, ad hoc apto & congruo, Conveniendi, Ac eorum Petitiones, Voluntates, & Desideria de super omnibus & singulis, dictarum Amicitiarum, Confoederationum, & Alligantiarum debitam & fidelem Observantiam concernentibus, Audiendi & Tractandi, Ac insuper Communicandi cum eisdem de & super omnibus & singulis, Dampna, Injurias, Depraedationes, Interfectiones Mercatorum ac Subditorum utriusque Partium praedictarum, ac Reparationem Attemptatorum contra ipsas Amicitias, Confoederationes, & Alligantias, qualitercumque concernentibus, & Attemptatorum hujusmodi debitam & celerem Correctionem, Punitionem, Reparationem, & Reformationem Faciendi, & eas fieri Petendi, Requirendi, & cum effectu Optinendi, Ac utriusque Partium hujusmodi Querelas, ultrò citróque propositas & proponendas, cum suis Emergentibus, Incidentibus, Dependentibus, & Connexis, Audiendi, Examinandi, & Fine debito Terminandi, & super eisdem Componendi etiam summariè, simpliciter, & de plano, sine strepitu & sigurâ Judicii, legalibus Terminis, si eis expedire videbitur, non servatis, aut aliàs de consensu Partium recissis aut abreviatis, inspectâ solâ Facti veritate, Caeteraque omnia & singula Faciendi & Excercendi, quae in Praemissis vel ipsorum aliquo necessaria fuerint vel quomodolibet opportuna, Promittentes, in Verbo Regio, Nos, perpetuis futuris temporibus, Ratum, Gratum, Firmum, & Stabile habituros & fideliter impleturos totum & quicquid, quantum ad Nos pertinet, per dictos Commissarios nostros, aut Duos eorumdem, Actum, Gestum, aut Procuratum fuerit in Praemissis, & quolibet Praemissorum. In cujus &c. Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, vicesimo nono die Maii. Per Concilium.
June 30. Safe conduct for Agnes princess of Vienne, daughter of the duke of Cleves, going into Navarre to her husband, the prince of Vienne, and for Charles count of Nevers, John, son of the duke of Cleves, and John de Bourgoingne, count d'Estamps. Windsor. O. x. 734. H. v. p. i. 64.	De salvo Conductu pro Agnete Principissa Vianae (quae in Libris passim nominatur Anna.) An. 17. H. 6. Ibid. m. 4. Henri, &c. A tous Conestables, Mareschaulx, Admiralx, Visadmiralx, Nobles, Chivalers, Escuiers, Seneschaulx, Ballis, Prevostz, Maires, Eschevins, Cappitaines, & Gardes de bonnes Villes, Citez, Chasteaulx, Forteresses, Pons, Ports, Passaiges, Travers, Jurisdicions, & Destrois, Governeurs aussi & Cappitanes de Gens d'Armes & de Traict, & autres Gens de Guerre, & a tous noz autres Justiciers & Officiers, Subgetz, Amis, Ailliez, & Bienveuillans, ou a leurs Lieutenans, aus quelles ces presentes Lettres serront monstres, Salut & Dilection. Nostre Tresamez & Tresamee Cousine la Duchesse de Bourgoingne nous a fait exposer, que nostre Cousine Agnes Princhesse de Vienne, Fille de nostre Cousine le Duc de Cleves, a entencion se transporter de bref au Royaume de Navarre par devers le Prince de Vienne son Espeux, & avecques elle, pour la compaignier honourablement ainsi que en cel cas appartient, noz Cousins le Conte de Nevers, Jehan Filz du dit Duc de Cleves, Frere de la dite Princesse, & le Conte d'Estampes, Savoir faisons que Nous, de nostre certaine science, avons, pour contemplation de noz dictes Cousins, Donne & Ottroie, Donnons & Ottroions, par ces Presentes, bon, seur, & loyal Saufconduyt, durant du jour de la date de ces dictes Presentes, jusques au premier jour de Novembre prouchainement venant, a la dicte Princesse nostre Cousine, Charles Conte de Nevers, Johan Filz du Duc de Cleves, & Jehan de Bourgoingne Conte d'Estamps, noz Cousins, accompaigniez de Mille Personnes & Mille Chevaulx ou au dessoubz, & a chascun d'eulx, pour aler ou dit Royaume de Navarre, & retourner se bon leur semble es lieux de leur Partie, ensemble, ou par Parties, per Mer, par Terre, ou par Riviere, en & par les Lieux, Contrees, & Paiis a Nous subgetz & obeissans, seurement, sauvement, & paisiblement sans empeschement ou destourbre aucun, Si Mandons, Commandons, & Enjoignons expressement a vous nos dis Justiciers, Officiers, & Subgetz, Sur la Foy, Loyaulte, Honneur, Reverence, & Obeissance que Nous deues, & sur Peine d'encourir nostre Indignation perpetuele, & aussi d'estre grifment Puniz comes Infracteurs de nostre Seurte & Sanfconduit, Et Requerons vous autres nos Amis, Bienveuillans, Allies, & Confederez, que la dicte Princesse nostre Cousine Charles Conte de Nevers, Johan Filz du Duc de Cleves, & Jehan de Bourgoigne Conte d'Estamps, noz Cousins, & chascun d'eulx, ensemble, ou par Parties, jusques au dit Nombre, & autres de quelque Estat, Dignite, Preeminence, Office, Condition, ou Nation qu'ilz soient, Portans ces Presentes, vous faictes, souffres, & laissez, le dit Terme de nostre Saufconduit durant, en & parmy tous noz Paiis, Terres, & Seignouries a nous obeissans, Aler, Venir, Passer, Rappasser, Estre, Demourer, & Sejourner, de Jour & de Nuyt, a Pie ou a Chival, Mules, Mulez, ou autres Monteurs, ensemble, ou par Parties, par Mer, par Terre, ou par Rivere, Armes ou Desarmes, portans Arcs, Trousses de Fleisches, Arbalestres, Espees, Dagurs, & autres habillemens de Guerre, menans ou faisons mener avec eux Navires, Chars, Charrioz, Charettz, Litieres, Chevaux de sommes, & autres Harnoiz, sans ce que a leurs Personnes, ne a celles de leurs Familliers, Serviteurs, ne autres Gens de leur dicte Compaingnie du Nombre dessus dit, ne a leurs Chevaulz, Harnoiz, Navires, Mariners, Aides, & Habillemens de Nefs, Or, Argent monnoye & a monnoyer, Joiaux, Vaissels, Robes, Males, Bouges, Fardeaux, Coffres, Vahuz, Livres, Escriptures, ne autres Biens qu'ilz auront avecques eulx, leur soit de vous, depar vous, ne d'aucun de vous, donne quelque Empeschement, Arrest, ou Destourbier soubz couleur ne a l'occasion de Marque, Contromarque, Prinse, Reprinsaille, Cours, Entrecours, Deffiaille, Gaigeries, Respondances, Debtes, Promesses, Obligations, Prison, Raencon, ou d'autre quelconque Chose, faicte, dicte, ou aduenne ou temps passe, tant al'occasion des Guerres come autrement, en quelque maniere, ne pour quelconque cause que ce soit ou puiste estre, mais voulons que leur Administres, ou faictes Administrer Viures, Guides, Conduis, & autres leurs Necessitez, a leurs Despens raisonables, se mestier est & par eulx en estes requis, Pourveu que, durant le temps de ce present Saufconduit, q'ilz ne aucun d'eux ne feront ne purchasseront, soubz umbre ou Couleur, aucune chose qui soit ou puist estre a Nous, ne a noz Paiiz, & Seigneuries, ou Subgetz grevable, dommagable, ne prejudiciable, Et ne entreront en Ville fermee, ne Forteresse, ou Chastell de nostre Obeissaunce, sans le consentement des Cappitaines & Gardes des Lieux, ou de leurs Lieuxtenans & Commis, & en tiel Nombre, a chescun fois, que bon semblera a iceulx Cappitains, Gardes, ou Lieutenans, Toutevoies, se aucun des dessuisdites enfraingnoit ce present Saufconduit, nous ne voulons que la dicte Enfraction pour tant porte prejudice, ne que le dit Saufconduit soit dit ou tenue pour Enfraint, se non seulement au Regard de celui ou ceulx qui auroit ou auroient fait la dicte Enfraction, & tout sans fraude & male engin, tant d'un Coste comme d'autre; Ces presentes apres le dit Primier Jour de Novembre procheinement venant non valables. Don. en nostre Chastel de Wyndesore, le darreinee Jour de Juing, l'An de Grace Mille, CCCC.XXXIX. & le xvij. de nostre Regne. Per ipsum Regem.