Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy Council of England Volume 7 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1837 edition. Excerpt: ...sent to Calais of late w' a plat for ctain prpof lay sik on this syde Cantorbury hurt of a fall, an othr Ire was f. 217. addressed to the Lord Chauncelor aswel to cause a phisician and a surgeon to repayre unto hym for his comfort and relief, as also to send unto hym for the sayd plat in case he wer not able to procede to Calais hym-self for thaccomplishmet of his charge; and further if he had sent the plat before tharryval of the messanger, to Calais, to send the messanger furthw to Calais for the sayd plat w a Ire to the Depute declaring the chaunce of Haul 1 the Kingf pleafr tooching the retorne of the platt. 8th July, 33 Hen.VIII. 1541. At Dunstable the viijth. of July the Counsaill did not sitt bicause the King removed from thens to Ampthill. 9th July, S3 Hen.VIII. 1541. At Ampthill the ixth. of July the Counsaill did not sitt Ibid, at Ampthill, 10th July, 33 Hen.VIII. 1541. At Ampthill the xth. of July being present the Lord P'vey Seale, the Gret Chambrelain of Englande, the Lord Admirall, the Bisshop of Duresme, the Treasorer of Household, the Comptroller of Household, the Mr of the Horf, the Vicechamblain, Sr Thomas Wriothesley Secretary, Sr Rauff Sadleir Secretary. A Ire undir the stampe was written to the Chauncelor of thaugmentac'ons to admitte Bascarvile f rvaunt to the Bishop of Ely to the rowne of an aulmes man win the Kingf highnes aulmeshouse at Ely aforsauT. Ibid, at Arapthill, llth July, 33 Hen.VIII. 1541. f. 218-At Ampthil the xjth. of July beyng pnt the Counsail that wer there the daye before except the Gret Chairibl of England. Thomas Seyntlowe frgeant at armes exhibited a suppli-cacon agaynst Edmund Spekcott of the cowtye of Devon gent, complayning that the same Spekcott did w'hold from hym injustely the west park of...