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To Coventre at Watlyngton, iiij. d. To London T. Wood and othyr to fett home my lady, xvij. d. To attourney for John Fenn , xiij. s. iiij. d. To my lady at London at ij tymes xv. li. vj.

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A.C., xlvi, 98. Ryȝthe worchypeffull cossyn, y recomaund me unto you: prayng yow that hyt lyke yow to come to London and speke wyth me and wyth my syster: and that hyt lyke yow to hye yow yn all godely

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is a Stonor Letter , but it is of interest as illustrating the barge traffic between London and Henley . From A.C. , xlvi, 264. Ryght trusty ffrend, I comand me to you: lettyng you wet þat ȝe shall resseyve

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redeundo versus London .; iij. li. quos Willelmus Mayne solvit domino apud Stonor . There are also legal expenses incurred by William Penbrygge, with his expenses on going to London ; and expenses for John Hals in London . The

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to come to London to me to the intent she may be holpyn þeroff. I send syr William , Annes Dibdale , and Howlake for hir, and on Twesday next I trust to see you here at London , and

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can not fynde the menes theryn, thene ye and we in Pach. terme to take our evidens with us to London , and by the avyce of a juge take a lerned man or ij endyfferrently, and to abyde the

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inquere of ȝour welfare, of þe whech I have herd at London þe certente, thankyd be Jhesu , ho have ȝour seid worshipful mastership in kepyng. Wreten at London , þe mornyne next after Seint Thomas Day with þe rude

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octo libras bone et legalis monete de festo sancti Michaelis ultimo preterito: de qua quidem summa ipsum acquietat per presentes sigillo [suo ] signatas. Data London . v to die Decembris anno regni Regis Edwardi tercii post conquestum tricesimo octavo.

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monay in hande unto the tyme that your maysterschype come unto London . All so, Syr, I beseke your maysterschype þat ye wylle remember your brede baker at London , ffor he callys apone me daylle ffor monay, the wyche

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that I schulde take in ayenst your comyng home unto London . No more unto your ladyschype at thys tyme but Jhesu have you in hys kepyng. Wretyn at London the ffyrst day of Agust. By your prentes Thomas Henham

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' s first husband. In Early Chancery Proceedings , 10/257, the latter is described as " John Wydeslade, senior, of London , gentilman " ; he was a lawyer, and protonotary of the Court of Common Pleas . From A.C.

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knowe, or I departed owte of London , þere whas certayne knowlage þat þis gentlewoman whas sacred, wiche whas don þe Freyday byfore my commyng to Hamptons place: þe said parties were commyn to London or I came thens: this

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as we say. When I trust ȝe wylbe at London , and þen schall ȝe knove all þe world. Þe Kyng is at þe towre. My lady of Glocestre come to London on thorsday last. Also my lord commendys hyme

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the lord—at London on 8th Oct. , £8—total, £58. 8. 4. Total of allowances, expenses, and liveries, £233. 18. 11½. A supplementary account shewed: £11 received and outgoings £10. 13. 4.— " pro cariagio domini a Henle usque London "

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No. 295). From Ch. Misc. , 37, ix. 23. Md. that we Ric . Gardener , mercer and Alderman of London , and John Elys, cytizen and mercer of the same Cyttye, have ℞. xxiiij day of Janyver anno dni.

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r . Page recomaundyth him to yow, prayyng yow to send the Bukk to Warde , Shreve and Aldyr|man of London , dwellyng on Canynggesstrete, wher that Syr Rauff Joslyn dwellyd, and that Jamys myte kary hit: to whome I

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habenda et tenenda usque ad plenam etatem ejusdem Edmundi: red|dendo inde annuatim dicte domine et assignatis suis ad receptam suam London . quadraginta et quinque libras argenti ad festa Nativitatis Domini, Annunciacionis beate Marie , Nativitatis sancti Johannis Bap |tiste,

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you as I do now, marvellyng grettly þat ye be longe hense, remembryng how grettely in consette ye stonde in London with a gentylwoman, and the grette labore þat hys made for here agynes you: and grettely hyt hys nossed

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þe barge departyd fro London ; and he saythe he will be at Henli a Mondaye , or a Tuysdaye at þe fardyst, with the grase of God , wo have you in hese kepynge. At London , the ix

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of þe marmayd, and of the polt ' . And sir, I have inqueryd of maister Wrohntn is comemyng to London , and as yet he is nat come, but as sone as he ys come you schalle have understondyng