<P_38>

The xxvj day of July cam unto the Towre my lord marqwes of Northamton ,
by and my lord Robart Dudley , and the bysshop of London , and ser
Recherd Corbett ; (MACHYN-E1-H,38.2)

and after cam in to the Towre my lord cheyffe justes Chamley , the lord
Montyguw , at v of the cloke at nyght . (MACHYN-E1-H,38.3)

The xxvij day of July the duke of Suffoke , maister $Cheke the kynges
scolmaster , maister Coke , $and ser John Yorke , to the Towre .
(MACHYN-E1-H,38.4)

The xxxj day of July was delevered owt of the Towre the duke of Suffoke
; (MACHYN-E1-H,38.5)

and the sam day rod thrugh London my lade Elssabeth to Algatt , and so
to the qwens grace her sester , with a M=l=. hors with a C. velvett
cotes . (MACHYN-E1-H,38.6)

The sam tyme cam to the Flett the yerle of Ruttland and my lord Russell
, in hold . (MACHYN-E1-H,38.7)

The $qwen's grace mad <em> sir Thomas </em> Jarnyngham vyce-chamburlayn
and captayne of the garde , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.8)

and ser Edward Hastyngs her grace mad ym the maister of the horsse the
sam tym . (MACHYN-E1-H,38.9)

<em> The iij day of August the Queen came riding to London , and so to
the Tower ; making her entrance at Aldgate , which was hanged , </em>
and a grett nombur of stremars <em> hanging about the said gate ; </em>
(MACHYN-E1-H,38.10)

and all the strett unto Ledynhalle and unto the <em> Tower were laid
with </em> graffvell , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.11)

and all the crafts of London stood <em> in a row , with </em> ther
banars and stremars hangyd over ther heds . (MACHYN-E1-H,38.12)

Her grace cam , and a-for her a M=l=. velvet cotes and $cloaks in
brodere , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.13)

and the mar of London bare the mase , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.14)

and the erle of Arundell bare the sworde , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.15)

and all the trumpets $blowing ; (MACHYN-E1-H,38.16)

and next her my lade Elssabeth , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.17)

and next her the duches of Norffoke , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.18)

and next her the marqwes of Exseter , <em> and other </em> lades ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,38.19)

and after her the aldermen , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.20)

and then the gard with bowes and gaffylens , (MACHYN-E1-H,38.21)

and all the reseduw departyd <em> at Aldgate </em> in gren and whyt ,
<P_39> and red and whyt , and bluw and gren , to the nombur of iij
M=l=. horse and speres and gaffelyns . (MACHYN-E1-H,39.22)

The fenerall , the iiij day of August , of my lade Browne , the wyche
she ded in chyld-bed ; with a harold and iiij banars of armes , and
mony schochyons ; and a gret dolle , and many mornars , and a gret
dener to the pore and ryche ; the wyff of ser Antony Brown in Sussex .
(MACHYN-E1-H,39.23)

The v day of August cam to the Towre doctur dene of Westmynster ,
master Cokes . (MACHYN-E1-H,39.24)

The sam day cam out of the Marsalsay the old bysshop of London , Bonar
, (MACHYN-E1-H,39.25)

and dyvers bysshopes bryng hym home unto ys plasse at Powlles ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,39.26)

and doctur Cokes whent to the sam plasse in the Marselsay that the
bysshope was in . (MACHYN-E1-H,39.27)

The v day of August cam in to the Towre my lord Ferrys by ... at ix of
the cloke , (MACHYN-E1-H,39.28)

and so whent he a-for the consell , (MACHYN-E1-H,39.29)

and so with-in a nowre he was delevered unto ser John Gage , constabull
of the Towre , (MACHYN-E1-H,39.30)

and so he had the custody of my lord for that tyme .
(MACHYN-E1-H,39.31)

<em> The Queen released from prison the lord Courtenay , soon after
created earl </em> of Denshyre , and odur moo . (MACHYN-E1-H,39.32)

And the Qwene grace mad ser Edward Hastyngs master of the horse , and
ser Thomas Jernyngham vysse-chamburlayne and captayn of the gard , and
master Rochastur master controller ; my lord marqwes of Wynchaster lord
tresorer of England , and dyvers odur offeserse , and dyvers odur .
(MACHYN-E1-H,39.33)

The vj day of August cam in-to the Towre , from <em> Calais , ser </em>
Hare Dudley , that was gohyng in-to Franse . (MACHYN-E1-H,39.34)

The viij day of August was bered the nobull kyng Edward the vj ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,39.35)

and vij yere of ys rayne ; (MACHYN-E1-H,39.36)

and at ys <em> bereing was </em> the grettest mone mad for hym of ys
deth <em> as ever </em> was hard or sene , boyth of all sorts of pepull
, wepyng and lamentyng ; (MACHYN-E1-H,39.37)

and furst of alle whent a grett company of chylderyn in ther surples ,
and clarkes syngyng , and then ys father's bedmen , and then ij harolds
, and then a standard with a dragon , and then a grett nombur of <P_40>
ys servants in blake , and then anodur standard with a whyt greyhond ,
and then after a grett nombur of ys $officers , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.38)

and after them comys mo harolds , and then a standard with the hed
offesars of ys howse ; and then harolds , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.39)

Norey bare the elmett and the crest on horsbake , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.40)

and then ys grett baner of armes in-brodery , and with dyvers odur
baners , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.41)

and then cam rydyng maister Clarensshuws with ys target , with ys
garter , and ys sword , gorgyusly and ryche , and after Garter with ys
cotte armur in brodery , and then mor $harolds of armes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,40.42)

and then cam the charett with grett horsses trapyd with velvet to the
grond , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.43)

and hevere horse havyng $a $man on ys bake in blake , and ever on
beyryng a banar-roll $of dyvers kynges armes , and with $schochyons on
ther horses , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.44)

and then the charett kovered with cloth of gold , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.45)

and on the $charett lay on a pycture lyeng recheussly with a crown of
gold , and a grett coler , and ys septur in ys hand , lyheng in ys
robes <em> and the garter about his leg , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.46)

and a coat in embroidery of gold ; (MACHYN-E1-H,40.47)

about the corps were borne four banners , a banner of the order ,
another of the red rose , another of queen Jane <paren> Seymour
</paren> , another of the queen's mother . (MACHYN-E1-H,40.48)

After him went a goodly horse , covered with cloth of gold unto the
ground , and the master of the horse , with a man of arms in armour ,
which </em> was offered , boyth the man and the horsse .
(MACHYN-E1-H,40.49)

<em> There was set up a goodly </em> hersse in Westmynster abbay with
banar $-rolls and pensells , and honge with velvet a-bowt .
(MACHYN-E1-H,40.50)

The sam day , the wyche was the viij day of August , cam to London <em>
the good </em> yerle of Darbe , with iiij=xx= in cottes of velvet and
oder ij C. xviij yomen in a leveray , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.51)

and so to Westmynster . (MACHYN-E1-H,40.52)

The ix day of August cam the bysshope of Wyncheaster owt of the Towre
$conducted by the yerle of Arundell to ys owen parish of sant Mare
Overeys , (MACHYN-E1-H,40.53)

and from thens with my lord of Arundell to dener to Bayth plasse .
(MACHYN-E1-H,40.54)

<P_41>

The x day of August was drounyd vij men at $London bryge by folij ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.56)

on was master Thomas of Brygys the $leyff-tenants sune and heire ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.57)

and iij gentyllmen more , be-syd odur ; and one ... (MACHYN-E1-H,41.58)

The xiij day $of August dyd pryche at Powlles crosse doctur $Bourn
parsun of hehnger , in Essex , the $qwen's chaplen ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.59)

and ther <em> was a </em> gret up-rore and showtyng at ys sermon , as
yt $were lyke madpepull , watt yonge pepell and woman $as ever was hard
, as herle-borle , and castyng up of capes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,41.60)

$if my lord mer and my lord Cortenay ad not ben ther , ther had bene
grett myscheyff done . (MACHYN-E1-H,41.61)

The xvj day of August was a man sett on the pelere for forgeng of falss
letters in odur mens name . (MACHYN-E1-H,41.62)

The xvij day of August was mad a grett skaffold in Westmynster hall
agaynst the morow , for the duke of Northumberland commyng to be raynyd
, with odur , as the marqwes of Northamton and the yerle of Warwyke .
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.63)

The xviij day of August was reynyd at Westmynster hall the marqwes of
Northamton , and the duke , and th'erle of Warwyke ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.64)

and so they wher condemnyd to be had to the place that thay cam fro ,
and from thens to be drane thrugh London onto Tyburne , and ther to be
hangyd , and then to be cott downe , and ther bowells to be brentt ,
and ther heds to be sett on London bryge and odur $places .
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.65)

<em> The xix day were arraigned at Westminster hall sir Andrew Dudley ,
sir John Gates , sir Harry </em> Gattes , ser Thomas Palmer , and cast
<em> to be hanged and </em> quartered . (MACHYN-E1-H,41.66)

The sam day was a gret feyre at Chelsay $beyond Westmynster ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,41.67)

and ther was dyvers howsses brent , $and dyvers barnes with corne brent
, to the nombur ... (MACHYN-E1-H,41.68)

The xx day of August dyd pryche at Powlles crosse master Wattsun ,
chaplayn unto {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} , (MACHYN-E1-H,41.69)

and ther wher <em> present all the </em> craftes of London in ther best
leveray , syttyng on formes , $every craft by them-seylff , and my lord
mere and the aldermen , and ij C. of <em> the guard , </em> to se no
dysquyet done . (MACHYN-E1-H,41.70)

<P_42>

The sam day was bered master Kyrtun , alderman and marchand tailler ,
and marchand of the stapull of Cales , a-for non . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.72)

The xxj of August was , by viij of the cloke in the mornyng , on the
Towre hylle a-boythe x M=l=. men and women for to have $seen the
execussyon of the duke of Northumberland , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.73)

for the skaffold was mad rede , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.74)

and sand and straw was browth , and all the men $that longest to the
Towre , as Hogston , Shordyche , Bow , Ratclyff , Lymhouse , Sant
Kateryns , and the waters of the Towre , and the gard , and shyreyffs
offesers , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.75)

and evere man stand in order with ther holbardes , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.76)

and lanes made , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.77)

and the hangman was ther , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.78)

and sodenly they wher commondyd to $depart . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.79)

And the sam tym after was send for my lord mer and the aldermen and
cheyffest of the craftes in London , and dyvers of the consell ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,42.80)

and ther was sed mas a-for the Duke <em> and the rest </em> of the
presonars . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.81)

The xxj day of August was sett on the pelere ij men ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,42.82)

on a prest and a-nodur a barbur , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.83)

and boyth ther herers nayllyd to the pelere , (MACHYN-E1-H,42.84)

the parsun of sant Alberowgh with-in Bysshope-gate for hannus wordes
and sedyssus wordes aganst the $qwen's magesty hygnes at the sermon at
Powlles crosse , that was the Sonday the xiij day of August , and for
the up-rore that was ther don . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.85)

The prest . twys ... (MACHYN-E1-H,42.86)

The xxj day of August was a proclamasyon , that no man shuld reson
aganst her grases magesty and her conselle , dohyng the wyche she wyll
doe to the honor of God and ys mother . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.87)

The xxiij day of August was the sam prest sett on the pelere agayne for
mo $wordes . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.88)

The sam day be-gane the masse at sant Nicolas Colabay , goodly song in
Laten , and tapurs , and <em> set on </em> the owtter and a crosse , in
old Fysstrett . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.89)

Item , the next day a goodly masse songe $at sant Necolas Wyllyms , in
Laten , in Bredstrett . (MACHYN-E1-H,42.90)

<P_43>

The xxv day of August was bornyd the $Great Hare , the grettest shype
in the world , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.92)

and yt was pete and yff yt had plesyd God , at Wolwych , $by
neckclygens and for lake of over-syth ; the furst <em> yere of queen
Mary . </em> (MACHYN-E1-H,43.93)

The xxviij day of August ded ser John $Haryngton knyght , of
Rottland-shyre , with-in in Saynt Ellens , Bysshopgatt stret ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,43.94)

and from that day that he ded tyll he was cared in-to ys contray , was
mas and dirige evere day songe ; (MACHYN-E1-H,43.95)

and Monday the iiij day of September , $he whent in-to the contray in a
horse lytter , with ys standard and ys penon of armes , and after ys
horsse ... with iiij pennons of armes borne a-bowt hym , and with a
goodly helmet gylt , with targett , sword , and crest , and a x dosen
of schochyons , and x dosen of pensells for a herse , and staff torchys
, and a herse of wax , and a fere mageste , and the walans gylded and
frynged , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.96)

and so to Ware , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.97)

and so $forwards . (MACHYN-E1-H,43.98)

The vj day of September cam owt of the Towre my lord Ferrys , my lord
cheyff justys Chamlay , and my lord Montyguw , unto the denes place ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,43.99)

for ther satt the consell , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.100)

and ther thay wher delevered and dyscharged of the Towre with a grett
fyne . (MACHYN-E1-H,43.101)

The iij day of August , at Rychemond , was my lord Cortnay created the
yerle of Denshyre of owre nobulle qwene Mare . (MACHYN-E1-H,43.102)

<em> The xij day of September the citizens began to adorn the city
against the Queen's coronation ; to hang the streets , and prepare
pageants at </em> Fanchyrche and Grasse-chyrche and Leaden-hall , in
Gracyus strett , and at condutt in Cornhyll , and <em> the great
conduit in </em> Chepe , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.103)

at standard in Chepe , the crosse reparyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.104)

$at the lytyll coundytt , a pagantt in Powlles $chyrche-yard , a-nodur
pagant and mony spechys , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.105)

and Ludgat nuly reparyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.106)

and mony chylderyn ; (MACHYN-E1-H,43.107)

<em> at the condytt </em> in Flettstrett a pagantt , and nuwe trymmyd
<em> very $gorgyously </em> , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.108)

and the strett hangyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.109)

and plases for every <em> craft to stand </em> $severally , mad with
tymber from evere $craft ther standyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,43.110)

and so to remane unto evere halle <em> for ever </em> when they shall
have nede for shyche dohyng . (MACHYN-E1-H,43.111)

<P_44>

The xxj day of September was the obseqwe of the baron of Dudley ser
John Dudley at Westmynster , the bake-syd of Sant Margatts ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.113)

and ther was at ys beryng prestes and clarkes syngyng in Laten , the
prest havyng a cope and the clarke havyng the halewater sprynkull in ys
hand , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.114)

and after a mornar baryng ys standard , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.115)

and after a-nodur beyryng ys gret baner of armes gold and sylver ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.116)

and a-nodur beyryng ys elmett , mantyll , and the crest a bluw $lyon's
hed standyng a-pon a crowne of gold , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.117)

and after a-nodur mornar bayryng $his targett , and a-nodur ys sword ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.118)

and after cam master Somersett the harold bayryng ys cott armur of gold
and selver , and then the corse covered with cloth of gold to the grond
, and iiij of ys men beyryng hym , and ys armes hangyd a-pone the cloth
of gold , and xij men of ys servands bayryng xij stayffs torchys
bornyng to the chyrche ; (MACHYN-E1-H,44.119)

and in the qwer was a hersse mad of tymbur and covered with blake ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.120)

and armes apon the blake , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.121)

and after the mornars a grett compene ; (MACHYN-E1-H,44.122)

and a-for the durge began , the harold cam to the qwer dore
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.123)

and prayd for ys soll by ys stylle , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.124)

and so began the durge song in Laten , all the lessons ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.125)

and then the harold prayd $for $a {TEXT:a_for} masse ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.126)

and so the masse songe in Laten ; and after ys helmet ofered , and cott
and targatt , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.127)

and after all was endyd offered the standard and the baner of armes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.128)

and so hom to dener , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.129)

and ther was goodly ryngyng and a gret doll ... (MACHYN-E1-H,44.130)

The xxj day of September was a grett wache in ... (MACHYN-E1-H,44.131)

ser Edward Hastynges , the master of the horse , in sant $George's on
the banke a-bowt my lord of Wynchester ; (MACHYN-E1-H,44.132)

for ther wher serten taken , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.133)

and Sowthwarke w ... (MACHYN-E1-H,44.134)

The xxiiij day of September dyd pryche master doctur Fecknam at Powlles
crosse , the Sonday a-for the $qwuen's crounasyon ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.135)

he mad a godly sermon as was hard in that place . (MACHYN-E1-H,44.136)

The xxviij day of September the $Qwen's grace removed from Sant James ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,44.137)

and so to Whyt Hall , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.138)

and ther her grace took her barge unto the Towre , (MACHYN-E1-H,44.139)

and ther all the craftes and the mare and the aldermen in bargurs with
stremars and mynstrells , as trumpets <P_45> wettes , shames , and
regalls , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.140)

and with a gret $shooting of gunes tyll her grace cam in-to the Towr ,
and ... (MACHYN-E1-H,45.141)

The xxix day of September the $Qwuen's grace mad knyghts of the Bathe
xv ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.142)

the furst was the yerle of Devonshyre , the yonge yerle of Surray , the
iij=de= lord of Borgane , and lord Barkley , the lord Monjoye , lord
Sowche , ser Wylliam Pallet , my lord Cardyff , the lord $Wyndsore's
sune , sir {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} $Ryche's sune , sir Clynton ,
ser {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} Pagett , ser Robart Rochaster , ser
Hare Jernyngham , ser Edward Dormer . (MACHYN-E1-H,45.143)

The xxx day of September the $Qwuyen's grace cam from the Towre thrugh
London , rydyng in a charett gorgusly be-sene unto Westmynster ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.144)

by the way at Fanche-chyrche a goodly pagant , with iiij grett gyants ,
and with goodly speches , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.145)

the geneways mad yt ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.146)

at Grache-chyrche a-nodur goodly pajant of esterlyngs makyng ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.147)

and at Ledyne-hall was nodur pagant hangyd with cloth of gold , and the
goodlyst playng with all maner of musyssoners , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.148)

and ther was on blohyng of a trumpet all the day longe ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.149)

at the conduyt in Cornhyll a-nodur of the sete ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.150)

and $at the grett condutt a-nodur goodly on , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.151)

and the standard pentyd and gyldyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.152)

and the crosse pentyd ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.153)

and $at the lytyll conduyt a goodly pagant ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.154)

in Powlles chyrche-yerde ij pagants ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.155)

and ij scaffolds on Powlles stepull with stremars ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.156)

and Ludgat pentyd ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.157)

at the conduyd in Flett-stret a goodly pajant and pentyd ...
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.158)

holy {COM:a_closing_square_bracket_follows_the_word_"holy"}
water-stokes and sensers and copes ... (MACHYN-E1-H,45.159)

Westmynster chyrche , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.160)

and ther her grace hard masse , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.161)

and was crounyd a-pon a he stage , (MACHYN-E1-H,45.162)

and after <em> she was </em> a-nontyd Qwene , the forst day of October
. (MACHYN-E1-H,45.163)

<em> When all </em> was don , her grace cam to Westmynster hall ...
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.164)

yt was iiij of the cloke or she whent to dener <em> or $past </em> ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.165)

and ther the duke of Norffoke rod up and done the hall ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,45.166)

my lord the yerle of Darbe he constabull , the yerle of Arundell he
boteler , and my lord of Borgane cheyff larderer , master Dymmoke the
$qwyen's champyon ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.167)

and ther was <em> great </em> $melode ; (MACHYN-E1-H,45.168)

<P_46>

and the erle of Devonshyre bare the sword , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.170)

and the yerle of Westmorland bare the cape of mantenans ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.171)

and the erle of Shrowsbery bare the crowne , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.172)

and the duke of Norffoke <em> was earl </em> marshall , and the yerle
of Arundell lord stuard , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.173)

and the erle of Surray was doer under the duke ys grandshyr ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.174)

and the erle of Woseter was her $grace's carver that day at dener ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.175)

my lord Wyndsore was {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.176)

and at the end of the tabull dynyd my lade Elisabeth and my lade Anne
of Cleyff ; (MACHYN-E1-H,46.177)

and so yt was candyll-lyght or her grace or she had dynyd ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.178)

and so $anon her grace toke barge . (MACHYN-E1-H,46.179)

The ij day her grace mayd lxxiiij knyghts , the morowe after her
crownnasyon , the wyche her be ther names folowyng :
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.180)

The iiij day of October was cared to the Towre the archebysshope of
Yorke , and dyvers odur to {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} .
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.181)

The v day of October the $Qwuen's grace rod unto Westmynster chyrche ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.182)

and ther her grace hard masse of the Holy-gost , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.183)

and ther wher ij bysshopes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,46.184)

on delevered her the shepter and odur thyng . (MACHYN-E1-H,46.185)

Her grace rod in her parlement robes , and all the trumpeters blohyng
a-for them all ; (MACHYN-E1-H,46.186)

and so , after her grace had hard masse , they whent to the Parlement
howsse all to-geyther , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.187)

and the yerle of Devonshyre bare the sworde , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.188)

and the yerle of Westmorland bare the cape of mayntenans .
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.189)

The xxij of October dyd pryche at Powlles doctur Westun , dene of
Westmynster , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.190)

and <em> there at </em> evere gatt in Powlles cherche yerd wher mad ,
<em> to prevent the breaking in of </em> horses , and for grett throng
of pepull , grett bars . (MACHYN-E1-H,46.191)

The xxij day of October was bered the good $lady Bowes , the wyff of
ser Marten Bowesse late alderman and goldsmyth of London , with harolds
, and with a C. men and women in gownes and cotes of ... and xxiiij
gownes of mantyll frys , alff men and the $half women ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,46.192)

and ys howse and the strett and the chyrche hangyd with blake clothe ,
and with ther armes a-pon the blake ... (MACHYN-E1-H,46.193)

hangyd with blake and armes , (MACHYN-E1-H,46.194)

and ther wher iiij grett candyllstykes <P_47> gyldyd , with iiij grett
tapurs of ... and ij grett whytt branchys bornyng gyldyd , and the
compeny of Clarkes , and prestes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.195)

and then cam the corpse with iiij penons of arms borne a-bowt her ...
(MACHYN-E1-H,47.196)

stayffes torchys bornyng a-bowt her with xij of ys servands beyryng of
them ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.197)

and then cam the cheyffe mornars ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.198)

and then my lord mare and the swordbeyrer , and ser Hare Hubbellthorne
and ser Rowland Hyll knyghtes , and mornars many , and ij $knyghts more
, and dyvers gentyllmen , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.199)

and after the craft of $Goldsmyths ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.200)

and when all was done they whent , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.201)

and the durge , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.202)

so home to ys placsse ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.203)

and the marow after a goodly masse song in Laten , and a sermon ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,47.204)

and when all was done they whent to dener ther . (MACHYN-E1-H,47.205)

The xxix day of October dyd pryche . (MACHYN-E1-H,47.206)

<em> The same day the new Lord Mayor went </em> toward Westmynter <em>
attended by the </em> craftes of London in ther best leveray ... with
trumpets blohyng and the whets playng ... (MACHYN-E1-H,47.207)

a goodly fuyst trymmed with banars and guns ... (MACHYN-E1-H,47.208)

waytyng of my lord $mayre's barge unto Westmynster (MACHYN-E1-H,47.209)

$and all the craftes bargers with stremars and banars <em> of every
</em> craft , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.210)

and so to the Cheker , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.211)

and so hom-wards ; (MACHYN-E1-H,47.212)

my lord mayre landyd at Banard Castyll (MACHYN-E1-H,47.213)

and <em> in St. Paul's </em> chyrche-yerd dyd hevere craft wher set in
$array : (MACHYN-E1-H,47.214)

furst wher ij tallmen bayreng ij gret stremars $of the
Marchand-tayllers armes , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.215)

then cam on <em> with a </em> drume and a flutt playng , and a-nodur
with a gret $fife (MACHYN-E1-H,47.216)

all they in blue sylke , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.217)

and then cam ij grett wodyn $armed with ij grett clubes all in grene ,
and with skwybes bornyng ... with gret berds and syd here , and ij
targets a-pon ther bake ... (MACHYN-E1-H,47.218)

and then cam xvj trumpeters blohyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.219)

and $they {TEXT:then} cam in $blue gownes , and capes and hosse and
blue sylke slevys , (MACHYN-E1-H,47.220)

and evere man havyng a target and a gayffelyn to the nombur of lxx ...
(MACHYN-E1-H,47.221)

and then cam a duyllyll , and after the bachelars all in a leveray ,
and skarlett <P_48> hods ; (MACHYN-E1-H,48.222)

and then cam the pagant of sant John Baptyst gorgyusly , with goodly
speches ; (MACHYN-E1-H,48.223)

and then cam all the kynges trumpeters blowhyng , and evere trumpeter
havyng skarlet capes , and the wetes capes and godly banars , and then
the craftes , and then the wettes playhyng , and then my lord $mayre's
offesers , and then my lord mayre and ij good henchmen , and then all
the aldermen and the shreyffes , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.224)

and so to dener ; (MACHYN-E1-H,48.225)

and after dener to Powlles , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.226)

and all them that bare targets dyd $bare after stayfftorches , with all
the trumpets and wettes blowhyng thrugh Powlles , thrugh rondabowt the
qwer and the body of the chyrche blowhyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.227)

and so home to my lord $mere's howsse . (MACHYN-E1-H,48.228)

The v day of November dyd pryche master Feknam at sant Mare Overays
a-for non , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.229)

and ther wher at ys sermon the yerle of Devonshyre , ser Antony Browne
, and juge Morgayn , and dyvers odur nobull men . (MACHYN-E1-H,48.230)

The sam day at after-non dyd prych master Feknam at sant Sthevyns in
Walbroke , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.231)

and ther wher serten pepull mad besenes for the sermon ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,48.232)

and ther wher juge Browne , ser Rownland Hyll , ser Rechard Dobes , ser
John Yorke ; (MACHYN-E1-H,48.233)

and sum wher sent to the mare , and to the Conter .
(MACHYN-E1-H,48.234)

<em> The 13th of November were arraigned at Guildhall doctor Cranmer ,
archbishop of Canterbury , the lord </em> Gylfford Dudlay , the sune of
the duke of Northumberland , and my lade Jane ys wyff , the doythur of
the duke of Suffoke-Dassett , and the lord Hambrosse Dudlay , <em> and
the </em> lord Hare Dudlay , the wyche lade Jane was proclamyd $Queen :
(MACHYN-E1-H,48.235)

they all v wher cast for to dee . (MACHYN-E1-H,48.236)

The xix day of November dyd pryche master Feknam at sant Stheyns in
Walbroke , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.237)

and ther he mad the goodliest sermon that ever was hard of the blessed
sacrament of the body and blud for to be after the consecracion .
(MACHYN-E1-H,48.238)

The xxiiij day of November dyd ryd in a $cart Cheken , parsun of sant
Necolas Coldabbay , $round a-bowt London , (MACHYN-E1-H,48.239)

for he sold ys wyff to a bowcher . (MACHYN-E1-H,48.240)

<P_97>

The xiiij day of November be-gane the knyll for the most ryght reverent
father in God my lord chaunseler of England , doctur Sthevyn Gardener ,
byshope of Wynchastur , and of the preve consell with kyng Henry the
viij=th= and unto quen Mare quen of England ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.242)

and with a hersse of iiij branchys , with gylt candyllstykes , and ij
whytt branchys and iij dosen of stayffes-torchys , and all the qwyre
hangyd with blake and armes , and a durge songe ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.243)

and the morow masse of requiem , (MACHYN-E1-H,97.244)

and alle bysshoppes and lordes and knyghtes and gentyllmen ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.245)

and my lord bysshope Bonar of London did syng masse of requiem ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.246)

and doctur Whyt bysshope of Lynkolne dyd pryche at the sam masse ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.247)

and after all they whent to his plasse to dener . (MACHYN-E1-H,97.248)

The sam day at after-none was durge in evere parryche in London , and a
hersse and ryngyng , and the morow masse of requiem ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.249)

and so prayd for after the old custom . (MACHYN-E1-H,97.250)

The xxj day of November at none be-gane the knyll for my lord chanseler
, (MACHYN-E1-H,97.251)

for then was the body browt to the chyrche of sant Mare Overes , with
grett compene of prestes and clarkes , and alle the bysshopes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.252)

and my lord of London dyd exsecute the offes , (MACHYN-E1-H,97.253)

and ware ys myter ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.254)

and ther wher ij goodly whyt branchys bornyng , and the harsse with
armes and $tapers bornyng , and iiij dosen of stayffes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,97.255)

and all the qwyre with blake , and ys armes ; and afor the corse the
kyng of haroldes with ys cot , and with v baners of ys armes , and iiij
of emages wrothe with fyne gold and inowlle ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.256)

and the morowe-masse iij masse , one of the Trenete , on of owre Lade ,
and $the iij of requiem for ys solle ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.257)

and after to dener ; (MACHYN-E1-H,97.258)

and so he was put in a hersse tyll a day that he shall be taken up and
cared unto Wynchaster to be bered ther . (MACHYN-E1-H,97.259)

<em> The xxvj of November a stripling was whipt about London , <P_98>
and about Paul's cross , for speaking against the bishop </em> that dyd
pryche the Sonday a-for . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.260)

The iiij day of Desember was a voman <em> set in the </em> pelere for
beytyng of her chyld with rodes (MACHYN-E1-H,98.261)

and ... to peteusly ; (MACHYN-E1-H,98.262)

and the sam day was a man and a voman cared a-bowt London at a
care-arse for baudry and ... (MACHYN-E1-H,98.263)

The furst day of December was reseyvyd with pressessyon my lord
cardenall Pole into Westmynster abbay ; (MACHYN-E1-H,98.264)

and ther mett hym $xviij <em> bishops , </em> (MACHYN-E1-H,98.265)

and the bysshope of Yorke dyd menyster with ys myter ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,98.266)

<em> and they </em> whent a pressessyon a-bowt the chyrche and the
cloyster . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.267)

The ix day of Desember was the parlement $adjourned at the Whyt Hall ,
her $grace's place - the iij yere ; (MACHYN-E1-H,98.268)

and so to Sant James thrughe the parke . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.269)

The x day of Desember was had to the Towre ser Anthony Kyngston knyght
, and to the Flett , (MACHYN-E1-H,98.270)

and cam owt a-gayn shortely after . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.271)

The xiij day of Desember was bered at sant Androwes in the Warderobe
master Recherd Stokdun , gentyllman of the warderobe , with ij goodly
whyt branchys and xiij stayffes-torchys , and xiij pore men ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,98.272)

and thay had gownes of mantell frysse , and iiij grett tapurs , and
money mornars ; and the strett hangyd with blake and armes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,98.273)

and money prestes syngyng ; (MACHYN-E1-H,98.274)

and the morowe masse and alffe a trentall of masses ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,98.275)

and after the offeryng a sermon $by a doctur callyd master Sydnam , a
gray frere of Grenwyche . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.276)

<em> The xv day of December , before the sermon at Paul's cross began ,
an old man , a shepherd , </em> be-gane to spyke serten thynges and
rayllyng , <em> whereupon he was </em> taken and carett to the conter
for a tyme . (MACHYN-E1-H,98.277)

The xviij day of Dessember be-twyn <em> 8 and 9 </em> of the cloke in
the mornyng , was cared in-to Smythfeld to be bornyd on master <em>
Philpot , archdeacon of Winchester , </em> gentyllman , for herese .
(MACHYN-E1-H,98.278)

<P_99>

The xx day of Dessember was bered at sant Donstones in the Est master
Hare Herdsun , altherman of London and skynner , and on of the masturs
of the hospetall of the gray frers in London , with men and xxiiij
women in mantyll fresse gownes , a hersse of wax , and hong with blake
; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.280)

and ther was my lord mare and the swordberer in blake , and dyvers odur
althermen in blake , and the resedew of the aldermen , at ys beryng ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,99.281)

and all the masters , boyth althermen and odur , with ther gren
stayffes in ther handes , and all the chylderyn of the gray frersse ,
and iiij men in blake gownes bayryng iiij gret stayffes-torchys bornyng
, (MACHYN-E1-H,99.282)

and then xxiiij men with torchys bornyng ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.283)

and the morowe iij masses songe ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.284)

and after to ys plasse to dener ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.285)

and ther was ij goodly whyt branchys , and mony prestes and clarkes
syngyng . (MACHYN-E1-H,99.286)

The xij even was at Henley a-pon Temes a mastores Lentall wedow mad a
soper for master John Venor and ys wyff , and I and dyver odur neybors
; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.287)

and as we wher at soper , and or whe had supt , ther cam a xij wessells
, with maydens syngyng with ther wessells , (MACHYN-E1-H,99.288)

and after cam the cheyff wyffes syngyng with ther wessells ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,99.289)

and the gentyll-woman had hordenyd a grett tabull of bankett , dyssys
of spyssys and frut , as marmelad , gynbred , gele , comfett , suger
plat , and dyver odur ... (MACHYN-E1-H,99.290)

dwellyng in Ive-lane , stuard unto master G (MACHYN-E1-H,99.291)

... ser Rechard Recherdsun , prest , with ij whytt ... , xij
stayfftorchys , and iiij grett tapurs , a dolle , and a knell at
Powlles , and a-nodur at sant Feyths . (MACHYN-E1-H,99.292)

The xxij day of January whent in-to Smythfeld to berne betwyn vij and
viij in the mornyng v men and ij women ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.293)

on of the men was a gentyllman of the ender tempull ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,99.294)

ys nam master Gren ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.295)

and they wer all bornyd by ix at iij postes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,99.296)

and ther wher a commonment thrughe London over nyght that no yong folke
<P_100> shuld come ther , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.297)

for ther the grettest $number was as has byne sene at shyche a tyme .
(MACHYN-E1-H,100.298)

The v day of Feybruary was bered master $Crystopher Allen , sum-tyme
altherman of London , in sant ... in London , with iij dosen torchys ,
on dosen of $staff-torchys , ij whyt branchys , and iiij grett tapurs ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,100.299)

and pore men and women had gownes , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.300)

and ther wher mony mornars in blake , a lx ; (MACHYN-E1-H,100.301)

and the xxviij was the $monyth's $mind (MACHYN-E1-H,100.302)

The viij day of Feybruary dyd pryche at Powlles crosse master Peryn , a
blake frere , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.303)

and at the sam sermon was a prest , on ser Thomas Samsun , dyd penanse
(MACHYN-E1-H,100.304)

for he had ij wyffes , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.305)

and a shett abowt hym , and a tapur in ys hand bornyng a-for the
precher , and the mayre of London and the althermen and worshephull men
, and mony odur . (MACHYN-E1-H,100.306)

The xij day of January was bered in Essex master Leygett , justes of
pesse , with ij whyt branchys and a v dosen of torchys , and iiij gret
tapurs and a gret dolle , and mony mornars , and a gret dener ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,100.307)

and shroyff sonday was ys monyth myne , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.308)

and ij dosen stayffes more , and a grett dolle to the pore and a ij
dosen skochyons ... (MACHYN-E1-H,100.309)

Grenwyche , and to the courtt gatt for the Spaneardes and odur , one
master Kayes kepyng $there tavarne and vetell . (MACHYN-E1-H,100.310)

The xxiiij day of Feybruary was the obsequies of the most reverentt
father in God , Sthevyn Gardener , docthur and bysshope of Wynchastur ,
prelett of the gartter , and latte chansseler of England , and on of
the preve consell unto Kyng Henry the viij and unto quen Mare , tyll he
ded ; (MACHYN-E1-H,100.311)

and so the after-none be-gane the knyll at sant Mare Overes with
ryngyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,100.312)

and after be-gane the durge ; with a palle of cloth of gold , and with
ij whytt branchys , and ij dosen of stayffe-torchys bornyng , and iiij
grett tapurs ; and <P_101> my lord Montyguw the cheyffe mornar , and my
lord bysshope of Lynkolne and ser Robart Rochaster , comtroller , and
with dyvers odur in blake , and mony blake gownes and cotes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.313)

and the morow masse of requeem and offeryng done , be-gane the sarmon ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.314)

and so masse done , (MACHYN-E1-H,101.315)

and so to dener to my lord $Montyguw's ; (MACHYN-E1-H,101.316)

and at ys gatt the corse was putt in-to a wagon with iiij welles , all
covered with blake , (MACHYN-E1-H,101.317)

and ower the corsse ys pyctur mad with ys myter on ys hed , with ys and
ys armes , (MACHYN-E1-H,101.318)

and v gentyll men bayryng ys v banars in gownes and hods ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.319)

then ij harolds in ther cote armur , master Garter and Ruge-crosse ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.320)

then cam the men rydyng , carehyng of torchys a lx bornyng , at bowt
the corsse all the way ; (MACHYN-E1-H,101.321)

and then cam the mornars in gownes and cotes , to the nombur unto ij C.
a-for and be-hynd , (MACHYN-E1-H,101.322)

and so at sant Gorges cam prestes and clarkes with crosse and sensyng ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.323)

and ther thay had a grett torche gyffyn them , (MACHYN-E1-H,101.324)

and so to ever parryche tyll they cam to Wynchaster ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,101.325)

and had money as money as cam to mett them , and durge and masse at
evere logyng . (MACHYN-E1-H,101.326)

<P_196>

The xxviij day of Aprell ther was a man sett on the pelere $for lewd
wordes and slanderers wordes . (MACHYN-E1-H,196.328)

The xxv day of April , was sant Markes day , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.329)

the $Quen's grace supt at Beynard castyll at my lord of Penproke $place
, (MACHYN-E1-H,196.330)

and after supper the $Quen's grace rowed up and downe Temes ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.331)

and $a C. bottes at bowte here grace , with trumpettes and drumes and
flutes and gones , and sqwybes horlyng on he to and fro , tyll x at
nyght , or her grace depertyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.332)

and all the water-syd st... with a M. pepull lokyng one here grace .
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.333)

The furst day of May ther was {COM:sic} ij pennys was {COM:sic} dekyd
with stremars , baners , and flages , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.334)

and trumpetes and drumes and gones , gahyng a Mayng , and a-ganst the
$Quen's plasse at Westmynster , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.335)

and ther they shott and thruw eges and oregns on a-gaynst a-nodur , and
with sqwybes , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.336)

and by chanse on fell on a bage of gune-powdur (MACHYN-E1-H,196.337)

and sett dyvers men a'fyre , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.338)

and so the men drue to on syd of the penus , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.339)

and yt dyd over-swelmed the pennus , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.340)

and mony fell in the Temes , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.341)

butt , thanke be God , ther was but on man drownyd ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.342)

and a C. bottes abowtt here , (MACHYN-E1-H,196.343)

and the $Quen's grace and her lordes and lades lokyng out of wyndows ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.344)

thys was done by ix of the cloke on May evyn last .
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.345)

The xxix day of Aprell at Dowgatt in London ther was a mayd dwelling
with master Cotyngham , on of the $quen's pulters ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.346)

the mayd putt in-to a pott of {COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} serten
powyssun (MACHYN-E1-H,196.347)

and browth them unto her mastores , and to iiij of her servandes ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,196.348)

and they dyd <P_197> ett them ; (MACHYN-E1-H,197.349)

and as sone as they had ett them thay be-gane to swell and to vomett
peteusle ; (MACHYN-E1-H,197.350)

and ther cam a good woman causyd to be feychyd serten dolle of salett
owylle to drynke , (MACHYN-E1-H,197.351)

and thanke be to God they be-gayne to mend (MACHYN-E1-H,197.352)

and never one ded of ytt ... (MACHYN-E1-H,197.353)

and servandes , and ther herers nayled to the $pellory ...
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.354)

was {COM:sic} thes ij persunes have {COM:sic} dullysly gyffen poyssun
<em> to their </em> mastores and ther howshold , (MACHYN-E1-H,197.355)

and ether of them ij handes cute off . (MACHYN-E1-H,197.356)

The x day of May the parlement was endyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,197.357)

$and $the $Quen's grace whent to the parliament howsse .
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.358)

The xj day of May the sam fellow and the $maid was sett on the pelere
a-gayne , and ther thodur handes cut off for the sam offens .
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.359)

The xij day of May be-gane the Englys $service in the $quen's chapell .
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.360)

The xv day of May dyd pryche at Powlles $cross master Gryndalle ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.361)

and ther was the quens consell , the duke of Norfoke , my lord keper of
the seylle , and my lord of Arundell , my lord treysorer , my lord
marques of Northamtun , my lord admerall , my lord of Sussex , my lord
of Westmorland , my lord of Rutland , and mony mo lordes and knyghtes ,
my lord mare and the althermen ; (MACHYN-E1-H,197.362)

and after sermon done they whent to my lord mayre to dener , and my
lord Russell . (MACHYN-E1-H,197.363)

The xxj day of May dyd pryche at Powlles crosse master Horne ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.364)

and ther was my lord mayre and the althermen and mony juges and
sergantes of the law , and a grett nombur of pepull to the nombur
{COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} (MACHYN-E1-H,197.365)

The xxiij day of May cam from be-yonde the see out of France and landyd
at Towr-warff , and cam thrugh London , and unto my lord bysshope of
London docthur Benard , monser Memeranse ij sunes , and ... unto ys
palles to ly ; (MACHYN-E1-H,197.366)

and mony $lords and nobull men browth them to their logying .
(MACHYN-E1-H,197.367)

<P_198>

... attes and mony mo for serten Frenche-men . (MACHYN-E1-H,198.369)

The xxiiij day of May the inbassadurs the Frenche $were browth from the
$byshope's palles by land thrugh Flet-street $unto the quen's pales to
soper , by the most nobull men ther was a-bowt the cowrt ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.370)

and ther was the hall and the $privy chambur and the grett chambur of
pressens hangyd with ryche clothes of arres , as ever was sene , and
the cloth $of state boyth hall and grett chamburs ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.371)

and they had as $great chere at soper , and after a bankett as goodly
as has <em> been seen , </em> with all maner musyke tyll mydnyght ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.372)

for they wher The xxv day they wher browt to the cowrt with musyke to
dener , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.373)

for ther was gret cher ; (MACHYN-E1-H,198.374)

and after dener to $bear and bull baytyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.375)

and the $Quen's grace and the embassadurs stod in the galere lokyng of
the pastym tyll vj at nyght ; (MACHYN-E1-H,198.376)

and after they whent by water unto Powll wharff , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.377)

and landyd , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.378)

and contenent unto ther logyng to the byshope of London to soper ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.379)

for ther wher gorgyus aparell as has bene sen in thes days .
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.380)

The xxvj day of May they whent from the $byshope's howsse to Powlles
warff , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.381)

and toke barge , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.382)

and so to Parys garden , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.383)

for ther was boyth bare and bull baytyng , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.384)

and the capten with a C. of the gard to kepe rowm for them to see the
baytyng . (MACHYN-E1-H,198.385)

The sam day was a proclamassyon of v of the actes ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.386)

on was for The thursday the xxv day of May (MACHYN-E1-H,198.387)

master John Whyt altherman and grocer ys chyld was cristened in lytyll
sant Barthelmuw be-syd sant Antonys ; (MACHYN-E1-H,198.388)

thes wher the god-fathers' names , my lord marques of Wynchester now
lord tresorer of England , and my lord byshope of Wynchester docthur
Whytt , (MACHYN-E1-H,198.389)

and the god-moder my lade Laxtun , lat the wyffe of ser Wylliam Laxtun
latt mare of London and grocer ; (MACHYN-E1-H,198.390)

and after ther was waferers and epocras grett plente ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,198.391)

and after they whent home to the plasse , with the <P_199> chyld $named
John Whytt ; the wyche wyff was master Raff Grenway altherman and
grocer of London wyff . (MACHYN-E1-H,199.392)

<em> The xxviij day of May ... bishopryke </em> of yt by quen Mare ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.393)

<em> for that he had </em> a wyff , and odur maters that he was fayn to
... (MACHYN-E1-H,199.394)

The sam day the inbassadurs of France whent <em> away , </em>
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.395)

and toke barge toward Grayffhend (MACHYN-E1-H,199.396)

and they had ... gyftes gyffyne them , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.397)

and they cared money mastiffs $with them for the wolf ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.398)

and The xxj day of May was bered at sant <em> Andrew's </em> in the
Warderobe mastores Boswell , the wyff <em> of ... </em> Boswell clarke
of the wardes , with ij whytt branchys ... , the wyche she ded with
chyld , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.399)

and a dosen (MACHYN-E1-H,199.400)

and The xxx day of May was mared in the parryche of sant Andrews in the
Warderobe , master Mathuw , draper , unto the dowther of master Wylliam
Blakwell , towne-clarke of $London the mornyng ; (MACHYN-E1-H,199.401)

and they wher mared in Laten , and masse , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.402)

and after masse they had a bryd cupe and waffers and epocras and
muskadyll plente to hevere body ; (MACHYN-E1-H,199.403)

and after unto master $Blakwell's plasse to bryke-fast ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.404)

and after a grett dener . (MACHYN-E1-H,199.405)

The ij day of Juin was bered at lytyll sant Baythelmuw my lade Barnes ,
the wyff of ser George Barnes , knyght , and late mare of London ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.406)

and she gayff to pore men and powre women good rosett gownes a
{COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.407)

and she gayffe to the powre men and women of Calles
{COM:a_blank_in_the_edition} a-pesse , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.408)

and she gayff a C. blake gownes and cottes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,199.409)

and ther she had penon of armes , and master Clarenshux kyng of armes ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.410)

and ther was a xx clarkes syngyng afor her to the chyrche with blake
and armes ; (MACHYN-E1-H,199.411)

and after master Horne mad a sermon , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.412)

and after the clarkes song Te Dewn laudamus in Englys ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,199.413)

and after bered with a songe , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.414)

and a-for songe the Englys pressessyon , (MACHYN-E1-H,199.415)

and after to the place to dener ; (MACHYN-E1-H,199.416)

ser Wylliam Garrett cheyff morner , and master Altham and master
<P_200> Chamburlayn , and her sunes and doythurs ;
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.417)

ther was a nobull dener . (MACHYN-E1-H,200.418)

<em> The vj day of June saint George's feast was kept at Windsor ;
</em> (MACHYN-E1-H,200.419)

the yerle of Pembroke was the <em> Queen's substitute , </em>
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.420)

lord Montycutt and my lord of ... ther was stallyd at that tyme the
duke of $Norfolk , my lord marques of Northamtun , and the yerle of
$Rutland , and my lord Robart Dudley the master of the $quen's horse ,
nuw mad knyghtes of the Garter , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.421)

and ther was gret $feasting ther , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.422)

and ther be-gane the comunion that day $in {TEXT:and} Englys .
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.423)

The xxix day of May was depreved of ys byshopepryke of London doctur
Boner , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.424)

and in ys plasse master Gryndall ; (MACHYN-E1-H,200.425)

and $Nowell electyd dene of Powlles , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.426)

and the old dene depreved , master $Cole . (MACHYN-E1-H,200.427)

The xj day of June dyd pryche at Powlles master $Sandys ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.428)

and ther was my lorde mayre and the althermen , and my lord of Bedford
, and with dyvers odur nobull men ; (MACHYN-E1-H,200.429)

and postulles masse mad an end that day , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.430)

and masse a' Powlles was non that day , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.431)

and the new dene toke possessyon that was afore , by my lord of Bedford
, (MACHYN-E1-H,200.432)

and thys was on sant Barnabe day ; (MACHYN-E1-H,200.433)

and the sam nyght thay had no evyng-song at Powlles .
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.434)

The sam nyght abowtt viij of the cloke at nyght the $Quen's grace toke
her barge at Whyt hall , and mony mo barges , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.435)

and rod a-longe by the banke-syd by my lord of Wynchaster place ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.436)

and so to Peper alley , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.437)

and so crost over to London syd with drumes and trumpetes playhyng ard
be-syd , (MACHYN-E1-H,200.438)

and so to Whyt hall agayne to her palles . (MACHYN-E1-H,200.439)

The xviij day of June dyd pryche at Powlles crosse docthur Juell ,
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.440)

and ther was my lord mare and the althermen and master comtroller of
the quens howse ser Edward Rogers , and mony mo , boyth men and women .
(MACHYN-E1-H,200.441)

The xxj day of June was v bysshopes deprevyd , the bysshope of Lychfeld
and Coventre , and the bysshope of Carley , the <P_201> bysshope of
Westchester , the bysshope of Landaffh , and the bysshope of ... The
xxiij day of June was electyd vj nuw byshopes , com from beyond the see
, master Parker bysshope of Canturbere , master Gryndall bysshope of
London , docthur Score bysshope of Harfford , Barlow Chechastur ,
doctur Bylle of Salysbere , doctur Cokes $of Norwyche .
(MACHYN-E1-H,201.442)

