Otford. [1533.] Summons to bring the Nun of Kent to
Otford.

p. 43.

*XXXI. TO LORD ABERGAVENNY. Otford, 19 July. De-

sires Lord Abergavenny to maintain the privileges of his te-

nants at Mayfield.
ibid.

*XXXII. TO THE DEAN OF THE ARCHES. Otford, 21 July.

Variance of matrimony between James Bulstrode and Ed-

wardes.

p. 44.

*XXXIII. To the Dean of tHE ARCHES. Otford, 22 July.

Appoints Perry and Benbowe, Bulstrode and Edwardes to ap-

pear before him-Dr. Townsend-Mr. Chancellor-Pottkyns.

*XXXIV. TO DR. BELL. Otford, 22 July. Concerning the

farm of the benefice of Normanton near Southwell-Master

Basset.

p. 45.

ibid.

p.

46.

*XXXV. To DR. BELL. Letter of thanks.

*XXXVI. TO DR. CLAYBROKE and DR. BASSETT. Letter of

thanks.
ibid.

*XXXVII. TO THE DUCHESS OF NORFOLK. Otford, 23 July

[1533.] Concerning the permutation of the benefice of Che-

vening for Curry Malet-Mr. Baschirche.
p. 47.

*XXXVIII. To LORD ARUNDEL. Application for venison ac-

cording to a composition.

P. 48.

*XXXIX. THE DUKE OF NORFOLK TO CRANMER. Greenwich, 5 Sept.
[1533.] Application for books and process relating to Henry VIII.'s
divorce.

ibid.

*XL. TO THE DUKE OF NORFOLK. 7 Sept. [1533.] Answer

to the foregoing application.

p. 49.

*XLI. TO ROSELL. Otford. Respecting the education of Ro-
sell's son, his nephew.

ibid.

*XLIII. TO THE DEAN OF THE ARCHES. To the same effect.

p. 50.

*XLIV. TO DR. TRYGONELL. Desires Trygonell to intercede
with the Lord Chancellor in behalf of Hutton.

*XLV. TO BROWGH. Otford. Summons to appear before him.

*XLII. TO HIS CHANCELLOR. To admit Dr. Cave to the
Arches.

ibid.

ibid.

ibid.

*XLVI. To

him.

Otford. Second summons to appear

before

p. 51.

*XLVII. TO JOHN FLEMING. Otford, 17 Sept. Summons to

attend him.
p.
51.

*XLVIII. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 23 Sept. To hasten John

Broke's suit before the Lord Chancellor-In favour of John

Padley.
ibid.

*XLIX. TO THE Parson of ChevENING. Otford, 2 Oct. Ap-

plication for a house for his servant, the farmer of the par-

sonage.

p. 52.

*L. TO THE PRIORESS AND CONVENT OF WILTON. Concern-

ing the election of an abbess.

p. 53.

*LI. To -. Otford, 5 Oct. His readiness to redress griev-

ances.

*LII. TO GRESHAM. Otford, 6 Oct. Respecting his debts.

p. 54.

ibid.

*LIII. TO LORD ROCHFORD. Otford, 6 Oct. Recommends

P. M. to be secretary to the Duke of Richmond.
p. 55.

*LIV. TO COLLMAN. 7 Oct. Authority to sell wood. ibid.

*LV. TO HIS CHANCELLOR. Nomination to the Vicarage of

Withbroke given to the Prior of Coventry.
p. 56.

*LVI. TO THE CURATE OF SUNDRIDGE. Otford. Licenses
the Curate of Sundridge to solemnize a marriage without
banns.

ibid.

*LVII. TO THE PRIOR OF CHRIST'S CHURCH, CANTERBURY.

Thanks the Prior for a present-His debts.
p. 57.

*LVIII. To R. ASTALL, parson of Chevenyng. Otford, 8 Oct.
Desires reduction of rent on behalf of his servant Abber-
forde.

ibid.

*LIX. To DR. DOWNES. 9 Oct. In behalf of John Thorpe,

farmer of Dr. Benet's prebend in Southwell.
58.

*LX. TO A PARK-KEEPER. 10 day. Authority to deliver wood

to Roger Herman.

p. 59.

Refuses a
new commission in Edwardes's suit-Bedell's great business—
Trygonell substituted for him in a commission on that ac-

*LXI. TO THE DEAN OF THE ARCHES. 11 day.

count.

ibid.

*LXII. TO STAPLETON, Parson of Byngham. Otford, 12 Oct.

Sends his nephew, Thomas Rosell, to Stapleton's school.

*LXIII. To ROSELL, his brother in law.

sending his nephew to Stapleton's school.

p. 60.

12 [Oct.] About

p. 61.

*LXIV. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 17 Oct.

Wishes to procure

p. 61.

Dis-

Benet's advowson for Newman.

*LXV. TO THE BISHOP OF HEREFORD. Otford, 18 Oct.

pute about tithes-Desires the Bishop to see justice minis-

tered.

p. 62.

*LXVI. TO PALLGRAVE, Parson of St. Dunstan's in the East.

Agreement for the fruits of Pallgrave's benefice-Such mat-

ters referred to Pottkyns-The Archbishop's want of money.

p. 63.

*LXVII. TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR AUDELEY. Otford, 24

Oct. Requests the Chancellor to interfere with Dr. Clyff and

others for the delivery of the records of Ely to his Vicar

General, Dr. May.

p. 64.

p. 65.

*LXVIII. To. Authority to agree with Chesewryght for

the fruits of the benefice of Wysbeche.

*LXIX. TO HIS CHANCELLOR. Complaint of the vicar of Mil-
ton, that he is overcharged for the King's subsidy.

*LXX. To

ibid.

His inability to comply with a request in

consequence of a previous promise.

*LXXI. To

p. 66.

Wishes to obtain the auditorship of the

Church of Lincoln for Henry Byngham.

*LXXII. To

ibid.

Respecting the payment of the arrears of

p. 67.

an annuity to Jeffry Eton.

*LXXIII. THE EARL OF ESSEX TO CRANMER. [Stansted,] 13 Oct.
Reasons for not complying with Cranmer's intercession in favour of
Stansbye.

ibid.

*LXXIV. TO THE EARL OF ESSEX. Proposes that two indif-

ferent persons should arbitrate between the Earl and Stansbye.

p. 68.

*LXXV. TO CERTAIN Gentlemen in Hertfordshire. De-

sires them to inquire into the grievances of Thomas Wiggyn-

ton of Tring.

p. 70.

*LXXVI. To THE ARCHDEACON OF CANTERBURY. Asks for

the farm of the parsonage of Hayes for John Creake.
p. 71.

LXXVII. TO BONER. Lambeth, 22 Nov. [1533.] Concerning
his appeal from the Pope to a General Council.

*LXXVIII. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 26 Nov. Presses that

Newman may have the benefice which had been promised.

ibid.

p. 72.

LXXIX. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 26 Nov. Having been in-

formed by Goderich that the King will lend him 1000 marks,

desires 500l. to be delivered to his secretary Thomas Berthlet.

p. 74.

*LXXX. To LORD ABERGAVENNY. Otford, 27 Nov. Thanks

him for offer of attendance at Canterbury-Applies for veni-

son.

p. 75.

*LXXXI. TO THE ABBOT OF WESTMINSTER. 29 Nov. De-
sires the fulfilment of his promise to make Fisher a beadman.

ibid.

*LXXXII. To KING HENRY VIII. Canterbury, 13 Dec.

[1533.] The people glad that the impostures of the Nun of

Kent were discovered-Intercedes for the Prior and Convent

of Christ Church, who were greatly dismayed-Supposes that

they will offer the King, as a pleasure, 3007. or 400l.—The

monastery in debt.
p. 76.

*LXXXIII. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 16 Dec. [1533.] Applies

for instructions as to the treatment of the Parson of Alding-

ton, Dering the monk, and Father Lawrence.
p. 78.

LXXXIV. TO ARCHDEACON HAWKYNS. Lambeth, 20 Dec.

1533. Account of the feigned revelations and detection of

the Nun of Kent-New bishops-Birth of a princess-Mar-

riage of the Duke of Richmond.
p. 79.

*LXXXV. TO A PRIOR. Ford, 25 Dec. Applies for a grant

of the next admission of a student to the University of Ox-

ford.
p. 84.

#LXXXVI. TO THE CHANCELLOR AND DEAN OF THE ARCHES.
Ford, 27 Dec. Respecting matters at Calais.
ibid.

*LXXXVII. TO THE ABBOT OF READING. In behalf of a

friend for the benefice of Aston.
p. 85.

*LXXXVIII. To. Concerning the will of Thomas Broune
of Bristol.

ibid.

LXXXIX. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 5 Jan. Mr. Hethe well

calculated to defend the King's great cause, but in want of

means for his journey.
p. 86.

*XC. TO CRUMWELL. Otford, 6 Jan. [1534.] Wishes to ob-

tain a book written by the monk Dering in defence of the

revelations of the Nun of Kent. The book said by Dering

to have been burnt; by another, to have been delivered to

Hen. Golde.
p. 88.

*XCI. TO JOHN BUTLER, Commissary at Calais. Otford,

13 Jan. His Visitation at Calais-Marriage cause of Francis

Hastings.

p. 89.

*XCII. TO THE RECTOR OF PETWORTH. Lambeth, 8 Feb.

Applies for the renewal of the lease of the parsonage of Pet-

I worth to John Bower.

*XCIII. To― Lambeth, 8 Feb. Proposes to settle a dis-

pute about tithe.

p. 90.

p. 91.

*XCIV. To THE PRIORESS OF STANFELD. 14 Feb. Con-
cerning the resignation of the Vicarage of Quadryng in fa-
vour of Nic. Roberts.

ibid.

*XCV. TO THE Parson of CHEVENYNG. Croydon. Desires

the Parson of Chevenyng to effect a reformation between

John Durmeryght and his wife.
p. 92.

*XCVI. TO THE BISHOP OF ROCHESTER. Applies for a fellow-
ship at St. John's College, Cambridge, for Master Devenyshe.

ibid.

*XCVII. TO THE WARDEN OF ALL SOULS COLLEGE, OX-

FORD. Applies for the lease of a farm at Loys Weedon to a

friend.

p. 93.

XCVIII. TO THE INHABITANTS OF HADLEIGH. Lambeth,

20 March. Exhortation to charity-In favour of Thomas

Ros their curate.
p. 94.

*XCIX. TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK. [1534.] Desires the

Archbishop to suspend the reading of the General Sentence.

p. 96.

*C. To Croydon, 4 April [1534.] To the same effect.

p. 97.

CI. TO A BISHOP. Lambeth, 1534. Inhibition of preaching.
Instructions to be given to all who are licensed for the future.

ibid.

*CII. TO THE PRIORESS OF STANFELD. Lambeth. Thanks

the Convent for preferring N. Roberts to the Vicarage of

Quadryng.
p. 99.

*CIII. TO MR. N. ROBERTS. Advises him to give no vexation

to the Prioress of Stanfeld.

ibid.

*CIV. TO THE PRIORESS OF SHEPPEY. That Thos. Abberforde

may have the farm of the parsonage of Gillingham.

*CV. TO THE PRIORESS OF SHEPPEY. Requests the Convent
to show favour to Thos. Abberforde in his lease.
CVI. TO CRUMWELL. Croydon, 17 April [1534.] That Bi-

p. 100.

ibid.