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to hy m, " kame none write " : and so and I suppose þe retourne be pryvele made at London : here is koynt craft. William Alisandre semes most bost and wurship, for all syde þat þai be onsward

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ȝow as hertely as I can: and it leke ȝow to wete, acordyng to ȝowr wrytyng I send Cottys|more to London to have his aray made ther after ȝowr desyer, a long goune of cremesyn clothe and a nothyr long

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good lady, I recommaund me unto your good ladischipe. And, Madam, yff it lyke you, seth I come home to London I mette with my lady, your modyr, and God wote she made me right sulleyn chere with hir countenaunce

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. Mistress Jane is probably Jane Ryche, the younger sister of Betson ' s wife. Humphrey Starkey was Recorder of London 1471 -83 ( Dict. Nat . Biog. , liv, 108). Robert Tate was sheriff in 1481 -82 , and

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of bylys, the wych I have schipped hem unto London in one of the wole schipys, the wyche ij barelys schulde be kep unto the tyme that I com unto London my selffe. Fordermore, syr, yeff yt plese your maysterschipe

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written on a Thursday . It seems to show that the journey from London to Stonor would be made on horseback in a long day; the distance would be about forty miles. From A.C. , xlvi, 115. Right Reverent and

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mooste hartes desyre. And fferþer more, liketh it your good ladyschipe to wete that this same daye I come to London . And at my commynge home it was told me how that my mayster your husband had bene verry

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death of his second. In 1478 Edward IV was at Greenwich from 2nd to 6th July , was perhaps in London on the 7th and 8th, was at Ditton on 12th and 13th, Windsor on 15th to 18th, Berkhamstead on

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upon hyme. Yt is thought ther schalbe xx thousand of my lord protectour and my lord of Bukyngham men in London this weeke: to what intent I knowe note but to kepe the peas. My lord haith myche besynes and

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] esore, chivaler, et Alicia , uxor ejus, Johannes Nouwer, chivaler, Willelmus Hervy, Edmundus Te[ttes ] worth, Johannes Davy de London , Robertus ..., Willelmus Hankyn, Johannes Mylyn, et Willelmus Carter de Keyngham, injuste et sine judicio disseisiverunt Johannem atte

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yov to take hede above, and make gode wacche for Thomas Baron . And Thomas Horne bethe come uppe to London a fote, for make labour ayenst me. Also but ye come and defende me, I wille do the service

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myght be to your worship & c. Sir, I avise you that in al hast possible ye dispose you to London , bryngyng with you Thomas Hampdene, your Cosyn, as ye woll his welfar and moo & c. Sir, I

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so longe in toune and wulde not see heer. No mor to you nowe, but Jhesu kepe you. Wreten at London þe xj day of Marche . H. S. To my worshipfull brother, Thomas Stonor , esquyer, be this letter

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well belong to the same year as No. 106, at the date of which letter Thomas Stonor was himself in London ; but the date of No. 106 is itself uncertain. The date is perhaps rather more likely to be

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dettes, on whos soule Jhesu have merci. And owr blessud lord have yow in his most mercifull keping. Wrete at London , on Fryday next after St. Clementes day, Your lovyng Cosyn, R. Harcourt . To the worshipful and right

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wyll do acordyng to your wyll: and as ffor hyse gownys he had convyed theme, before you rod owte of London , into Whytebredys howse, and he had j off theme beffore he spake with me: and as for the

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Almygty Jhesu , who have your Maysterschyp in kepyng now and ever, Amen. Wryt at Ermyntun, Byrde first wrote " London " . þe Sonde next after the assumcion of owre lady. By your servant Adam Byrde. To my Ryght

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lord: and let þe copie be entred, as it was accorded, in þe said last halymoote. At your commyng to London y shal wayte on you. Frome Woborne Leiserles þe xviij th day of August . Yours to my hole

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Saynt John Baptist : wher I had grett mervayll when my brothyr Schanon no mone had so long taryyng in London over your promyse, me to grette coste and hym to grett labur: the sayd ferme due xxiij. li. vj.

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me recommaund as lowly and hertly as y canne: and if ye be remembrid, y spake with your Maistyrschip at London for John Shepewasshe of Whatelyngton for a tenement that y have there, þat he holdyth of me: and y