Remains

*CXCV. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 20 Sept. Thanks Crumwell
for his favour to Thomas Wakefeld-Wishes him to be
instituted to the parsonage of St. Quintyne of Spellacke.

p. 205.

*CXCVI. TO A JUSTICE. Ford, 2 Oct. 1537. Remonstrates

with him for opposing the word of God-Warns him that ei-

ther the prescribed ordinances must be obeyed, or complaint

made to the King-The Institution misreported, and the men

of the New Learning slandered by the Justice's servants—

The people deterred by his threats from reading the Bible-

His servants liable to a prosecution for heresy-Cranmer

trusts that they will be better ordered in future.
p. 206.

ACXCVII. A JUSTICE TO CRANMER. Sandwich, 3 Oct. 1537. Pro-

fesses his love to God and His word-Does not fear complaint to the

King-Accuses the Archbishop of hearing the tongues of false liars

-Repels indignantly the charge of being a papist-Will use his

Majesty's authority notwithstanding the Archbishop's spies-Spoke

openly of The Institution at Sessions, and will abide by his own

words, and let his servants answer for theirs-Did not need to be

reminded of the King's benefits-Approves of The Institution, which

requires no expositor-Desires the Archbishop to convent his serv-

ants for heresy, if there is sufficient cause.

p. 211.

CXCVIII. TO A JUSTICE. Oct. 1537. Replies to the pre-

ceding letter-Complains that his friendly admonition was

misunderstood-The communication hitherto private, but if

not so taken, must be remitted to the King and his Council.

p. 214.

АсхСІХ.
CXCIX. A JUSTICE TO CRANMER. Rainham, [7 Oct. 1537.] An

Answer to the foregoing-Has done his duty, and fears not the com-

plaints of Cranmer or of any other.

p. 219.

*CC. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 9 Oct. Hethe the bearer of news

from Germany-That Wm. Gronno may be restored to his

place at Calais.
p. 222.

*CCI. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 11 Nov. That Towker

may have a patent of the office of physician to Christ Church,

Canterbury.

*CCII. TO CRUMWELL.

p. 223.

Lambeth, 4 Dec. Requests an order

p. 223.

from the Council for the view of the pix belonging to the

mint at Canterbury.

*CCIII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 6 Dec. Desires Crumwell

to promote the suit of Sir John Markham to the King.

p. 224.

CCIV. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 14 Jan. [1538.] Concerning

the King's Corrections of The Institution, and the late Duke

of Richmond's marriage.

p. 225.

*CCV. To CRUMWELL. Ford, 25 Jan. [1538.] Sends his

Annotations on the King's Corrections of The Institution—

Reports the punishment of seditious persons-Gives a farther

opinion on the Duke of Richmond's marriage.

*CCVI. To CRUMWELL. Ford, 28 Jan.

Culpeper, gentleman waiter to the King.

- *CCVII. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 29 Jan.
ment of seditious persons-Praises Sir Edward Ryngisley.

p. 227.

In favour of John

p. 230.

Reports the punish-

ibid.

*CCVIII. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 7 Feb. [1538.] That John

Gylderde might be instituted to the benefice of Sutton

Magna, Essex, in preference to Hugh Payne.
p. 231.

CCIX. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 28 Feb. That John Wake-

felde, who had suffered for his fidelity to the King in Lord

Darcy's rebellion, might have the farm of the priory of Pom-

fret.
p. 233.

*CCX. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 7 March. That the Prior of

the Charter House in the Isle of Axholme might not be de-

posed, there being hope of his resignation.
p. 235.

*CCXI. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 14 March. Desires Crumwell

to correct Wm. Bridges, who had carried off a woman from

sequestration, and married her without banns, license, or dis-

pensation.

p. 236.

*CCXII. TO CRUMWELL. Canterbury, 16 March. That Wm.

Chevenay, parson of Kingston, might have license for non-

residence.

p. 237.

*CCXIII. TO CRUMWELL. Canterbury, 17 March. That

Rich. Thornden might be preferred to Wm. Sandwych for the

Prior's office in Christ Church, Canterbury.
p. 238.

*CCXIV. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 6 April [1538.] Con-

cerning Friar Forest.

*CCXV. TO CRUMWELL. Croydon, 8 April. Concerning a dis-

p. 239.

p. 240.

pute between Francis Bassett and the Earl of Shrews-

bury.

CCXVI. TO CRUMWELL. Croydon, 11 April. Malet occu-

pied in the affairs of the Church Service-Much pity that his

means are small.
p. 241.

*CCXVII. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 29 April. In behalf of

favourers of the New Learning at Smarden and Pluckeley,

who had been indicted for unlawful assemblies.

*CCXVIII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 1 May. That Thomas

Lawney might be preferred to the Vicarage of Roydon,

Essex.

*CCXIX. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 2 May. In favour of a

ibid.

*CCXX. TO CRUMWELL. Croydon, 29 May. Requests Crum-
well to interfere in behalf of John Tamworth, who was kept
out of an inheritance in Lincolnshire.

*CCXXI. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 5 June.

John Robynson to Crumwell's service.

*CCXXII. To CRUMWELL. Croydon, 12 June.

name not erased from a mass book at Croydon.

*CCXXIII. TO CRUMWELL. Croydon, 13 June.

that he is not provided for receiving Ambassadors at Lam-

beth.
p. 248.

CCXXIV. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 22 June [1538.] Re-

quest of the Duke of Saxony's Chancellor that the penance of

Atkynson, a sacramentary, might be altered-The Archbishop

and Bishop of Chichester being merely commissaries appointed

by Crumwell, could not accede without his authority-Sir

Edward Ryngelay.
p. 249.

*CCXXV. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 24 July [1538.] That

his Commissary at Calais may have authority from Crum-

well to take away images-In favour of Adam Damplip.

p. 250.

*CCXXVI. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 11 Aug. [1538.] Rob.

Antony returned from abroad, and readmitted to Christ

Church, Canterbury. That Nevell might continue in his farm

of Boughton.

p. 253.

*CCXXVII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 3 Aug. In favour of
Wm. Swerder-of Mr. and Mrs. Statham-of Hutton and

*CCXXVIII. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 15 Aug. [1538.]

Intends to examine Robert Antony respecting his journey to

Rome-Adam Damplip had admitted the real presence, but

denied transubstantiation-Had withdrawn himself from fear

of the law-The Archbishop proposes to send two chap-

lains to Calais-Desires authority to prevent a prior, who

hindered the word of God, from returning thither-In favour

of Hutton.
p. 257.

*CCXXIX. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 18 Aug. [1538.] Re-

specting the Prior from Calais, and Crumwell's letters to the

Lord Deputy-Hutton.
p. 259.

CCXXX. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 18 Aug. [1538.] Orators

of Germany unwilling to stay longer in England-Had con-

sented to delay their departure for a month-Cranmer's sus-

picion that the blood of St. Thomas at Canterbury was red

ochre.

p. 260.

CCXXXI. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 23 Aug. [1538.]

The

English bishops unwilling to come to terms with the Orators

of Germany-The Orators badly lodged-The Abbeys of

Tudberye, Rocester, Crokesdon-Francis Basset.

*CCXXXII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 25 Aug.

p. 263.

That the

bearer, though he intended to renounce his priesthood, might

continue in the office of schoolmaster at Ludlow.
p. 265.

*CCXXXIII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 28 Aug. For the

preferment of Dr. Barons to the Deanery of Tamworth Col-

lege.
p. 266.

*CCXXXIV. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 2 Oct. That Mr. Vaughan

might be instructed to send home Mrs. Hutton.

*CCXXXV. TO CRUMWELL. In behalf of Mrs. Hutton. p.

*CCXXXVI. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 8 Oct. Encloses
complaints from a scholar of Oxford-In favour of Mr. Bull.

p. 267.

268.

ibid.

*CCXXXVII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 10 Oct. Thanks

Crumwell for the preferment of Markham to the farm of

the priory of Newsted-Two Observants had confessed high

treason.
p. 272.

*CCXXXVIII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 23 Oct. Recom-

mends Nicholas Bacon for the townclerkship of Calais.

p. 273.

*CCXXXIX. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 14 Nov. [1538.] For

the preferment of Dr. Champion to the Benefice of Shepton

Mallet, Somersetshire, in the place of Crofts, attainted of

treason.

*CCXL. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 19 Nov.

ibid.

leased from the King's order to be at two

about one time.

*CCXLI. To CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 21 Nov. That Dr. Bar-
bar may be preferred to a Prebend in the King's College at
Oxford, on the resignation of Dr. Cave.

*CCXLII. TO CRUMWELL. Lambeth, 28 Nov. In behalf of

Henry Cortbeke, a Dutch priest.

*CCXLIII. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 14 Dec. [1538.] Crumwell

appointed High Steward of the Archbishop's franchises, and

Master of the game-Francis Basset.

*CCXLIV. To CRUMWELL. Ford, 11 Jan. 1539. Reports

the naughty communication of Henry Totehill-Had com-

mitted two priests for breaking the King's Injunctions-Sir

Edw. Ringeley.
p. 278.

CCXLV. TO CRUMWELL. Ford, 21 Jan. Concerning Crum-

p. 277.

well's patents for the Stewardship of the liberties and Master-