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Dec. 16. Ketton. |
32. John Markham to Sir Wm. Cecill. Has been applied to, on behalf
of Lord Clynton, to produce his lease of the pasture at West Cote. |
Dec. 16. Clyff. |
33. Nich. Smyth to same. Prays that the order for delivery of
does for the Queen's household may be delayed. Has made certain
payments for felling trees, &c. |
Dec. 18. Stamford. |
34. Aldermen and Co-burgesses of Stamford to same. Thanks for
setting forward their charter, and for obtaining certain decayed cottages and other lands in the town and fields of Stamford, for the
support of their school. |
Dec. 18. Stamford. |
35. Geo. Williams to same. Gives sundry particulars relative to
tenants. Hears of a great sale at Grimsthorp, which he will attend
and purchase according as he shall be directed. |
Dec. |
36. Statement of the injury to the Realm, and the prejudice of
English merchants, &c., arising from the usurped commerce which
the Easterlings have for many years carried on. |
(?) |
37. Grant of pardon to Anthony Baldes, a Spaniard; remitting
the penalty of branding and of the loss of an ear, for wounding another
in a church. Lat. |
(?) |
38. The Queen to, relative to appointment of a Clerk
of the Signet in the place of Gregory Raileton, absent more than a
year beyond sea. |
(?) |
39. Declaration of Thomas Wheyton, servant to Henry Peckham,
Esq., relative to Henry the Eighth's will. |
(?) |
40. Account of the lands, &c., of the Ladies Katharine and Mary
Grey, daughters of Henry late Duke of Suffolk and of Lady Frances
his wife. |
(?) |
41. Grant to John Austen of all the herbage of Sedgeley Park, co.
Stafford, part of the possessions of the late John Duke of Northumberland. Lat. |
(?) |
42. Legal opinions in the case of a Venetian ship being takén by the
French during a war between France and England, and re-captured
by Dutchmen. |
(?) |
43. Accompt of what the Queen's Majesty owes to Florence de
Diaceto. His losses sustained in Wiat's commotion, &c. Fr. |
(?) |
44. Duplicate of the above. Fr. |
(?) |
45. Suit of Florence de Diaceto to the Queen. For licence to
import 4,000 tuns of French wines. |
(?) |
46. Another suit of the same. For licence to import 1,000 tuns of
French wines, free of impost; or 4,000 tuns, paying the impost in
4 years. |
(?) |
47. Grant from the King and Queen to John Christopherson, Master,
and 8 Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge, empowering them to
make laws for the government of the College. Lat. |