<P_49>

The xxv day of November was $sant $Katharine's day ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.2)

and at nyght they of Powlles whent a prossessyon abowt Powlles stepull
with gret lyghtes , and $before $them sant Kateryn ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.3)

and syngyng , with a v=c=. lyghtes allmost halffe a noure ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.4)

and when all was don thay rong all the belles of Powlles at vj of the
cloke . (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.5)

The xv day of November wher creatyd serten harolds , as Rugedragan
creatyd Yorke , and Ruge-crosse creatyd Lankastur , and Huw master
$Garter's servand created Ruge-crosse , and Wyllyam my lord $Cobham's
servand created $Rouge-dragon , and Kokes the duke of Northumberland's
servand creatyd Parkolles . (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.6)

The xxvj day of November dyd pryche master Whyt , warden at Powlles ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.7)

mad a goodly sermon that we shuld have prossessyon .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.8)

$On $the $same $day $was $a $goodly $herse $for $the $late $King
$Edward , $hung $with $cloth $of $tissue , $and $a $cross $and $a $pax
, $silver candyllstykes ; and xiij bedmen holdyng of tapurs , and the
durge song in Laten , and the masse on the morowe . (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.9)

The xxx day of November was a godly sermon $at $St. $Paul's , the wyche
was sant Andrew's day , the wyche dyd pryche $master doctur Borne ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.10)

and after a generall prossessyon abowt $the $church in Laten with
<font> ora pro nobis </font> , (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.11)

and the morow after a-nodur $sermon $preached $by $Dr. Harfeld , and
prossessyon with the old Latene ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.12)

and so $the $Wednesday $after $a prossessyon , (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.13)

and so thrugh England to be had . (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.14)

The vj day of Desember was bered my old lade $... wedew at Lambeth at
my lord of Canturberes plasse $... whytt branchys and tapurs and
torchys and armes $ha $... on blake cloth . (MACHYN-E1-P1,49.15)

The ix day of Desember was a man sett on the pelere for sedyssyous
wordes agaynst the $quen's grace and her consell , in Chepe .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.16)

The viij day of Desember was prossessyon at Powlles .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,49.17)

When <P_50> all was don , my lord of London commondyd that every
parryche chyrche shuld provyd for a crosse and a staffe and cope for to
go of prossessyon evere Sonday and Wedynsday and Fryday , and pray unto
God for fayre wether thrug London . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.18)

The {COM:blank} day of Desember was bered in Essex my lord Morley with
iiij penons of armes and with schochyons and with torchys and mony
mornars in blake . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.19)

The {COM:blank} day of Desember endyd the parlement at Westmynster ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,50.20)

and regornyd unto the {COM:blank} (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.21)

The {COM:blank} day was a proclamasyon thrugh London and all England
that noman shuld syng no Englys serves nor communion after the xx day
of Desember , nor no prest that has a wyff shall not menyster nor say
masse , and that evere parryche to make a auter and to have a crosse
and staff , and all othur thinges in all parryches all in Laten , as
hale-bred , hale-water , as palme and assesse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.22)

$The $ij $day $of $January $the $king $of $Spain's $ambassadors $landed
$at $Tower $wharf . $During $whose $landing $there $was $great
$shooting $of $the $guns . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.23)

$The $lord Wylliam Haward dyd saff-gard them ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.24)

and so rod to-gether , (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.25)

and in Fanchyrche stret my lord of Devonshire and dyvers odur mett them
, (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.26)

and rod with them unto Durram Plasse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.27)

and ther they dyd a-lyght . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.28)

The iij day of January my lord mayre and the chamburlayn of London dyd
present unto the enbasadurs gyfts of dyvers thyngs , as {COM:blank}
(MACHYN-E1-P1,50.29)

The ix day of January dynyd the enbasadurs of $Spain and all the
$quen's consell at my lord chansselers the bysshope of Wynchester ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,50.30)

for ther was a grett dener as $could be had . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.31)

The x day of January the enbasadurs rod unto Hamtun Courtt ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,50.32)

and ther they had grett chere $as cold be had , (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.33)

and huntyd , (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.34)

and kyllyd tage and rage with honds and swords . (MACHYN-E1-P1,50.35)

The xiij day of January ther was a man drane from the Towre <P_51>
thrugh London a-pone a sled unto Tyborne , and ther hangyd , dran , and
quartered , for conterffeytyng the $quen's senett {COM:signet} .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.36)

The sam day was had to the Flett doctur Crom , persun of Aldermare ,
for $preaching $on $Christmas-day $without $licence .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.37)

The xiiij day of January was had to the Towre master Hadyntun ,
dwellyng in Bouge-rowe , and all ys goods seysenyd for the quen and in
the contrey for proffessyng of serten $heretical $doctrines .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.38)

$The $xv $day $of $January , $the $lord $mayor , $and $the aldermen
whent to Westmynster $to $the $court , (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.39)

$and my lord chanseler mad a protestacyon $to $them , $and $to othur
pepyll , that the $quen's grace ys myndyd $to $marry with the prynche
of Spayne , and the reme for to have $great benefett commyng in to the
$rayme ; and that he not $... thyngs , butt her consell of thys reame
sh $... (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.40)

The xvj day of January was bered master Wylliam , marchand of the
stapull of Callys , with mony mornars $at sant Androus ondershaft , as
ser Rowland Hyll , ser Hare Hubbellthorne , ser Androu Jude , and
dyvers aldermen , with $... stayffes torchys , and ij whyt branchys ,
and a good sermon ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.41)

$... powre men and women had good gownes . (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.42)

The xxij day of January was reynyd at yeld hall the lord Robart Dudlay
for tresun , the duke of Northumberland's sune , and cast the sam day .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.43)

The xxv day of January was bered master Sturley sqwyre , at Rychemond ,
with cot armur and penon and skochyons of armes , stayffe torchys and
ij whyt branchys , and mony mornars . (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.44)

The xxv day of January was a goodly prosessyon at Powlles with a l.
copes of cloth of gold , with <font> Salve festa dies </font> ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.45)

yt was sant Powlles day , (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.46)

and ther was a godly masse ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,51.47)

and the sam day master Feknam was mad a prebendary at evyngsonge .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,51.48)

<P_52>

The xxvj day of January began wachyng at evere gatt in arness ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,52.50)

for tydyngs cam the sam tym to the quen and her consell that ser Thomas
Wyatt , ser George Harper , ser Hare Ysseley , master Cobam , and
master Rudston , and master Knevetts , and dyvers odur gentyllmen and
commons , wher up , (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.51)

and tha say because the prynche of Spayne commyng in to have owre quen
, (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.52)

for they kepe Rochester castell and the bryge and odur plases .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,52.53)

$The $xxvij $day $of $January $the $city $sent $into $Kent $a $great
$number $of $men $in $white $coats . (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.54)

$The $captains $to $command $them , $and $the $rest $of $their $forces
, $were $the $duke $of $Norfolk , $earl $of $Ormond , $sir $George
$Howard , $and $divers $others . (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.55)

$But $many $of $the $guards , $and $of $the $white-coats , $deserted
them , (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.56)

and captaynes cam hom a-gayn . (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.57)

$Wyatt $had $gotten $some $of $the $late $king's ordenanse ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,52.58)

and so , after their removyng , cam towards Dartford with ys army
towards London . (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.59)

The xxviij day of January the $Quen's grace dyd send to master Wyatt
$and $his $company $the master of the horsse and master Cornwales , to
know their intentt ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.60)

and thay send word that they wold have the Quen and the Towre in kepyng
, and odur thynges . (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.61)

The xxix day of January master Wyatt , master Harper , master Rudston ,
master Knevett , and the commons , commyng $marched $to Blake-heth ,
and so forward toward London with $a $great army commyng .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,52.62)

The furst day of Feybruary cam nuw tydyngs that all craftes shuld fynd
the dobull $number $of $men ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.63)

non butt hossholders unto the bryge and the gattes , and the drae-bryge
, (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.64)

and lay grett gones ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.65)

and the bryge was broken done after ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,52.66)

and that evere man to make whyt cotes for evere howsse .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,52.67)

The sam day at after-non was a proclamasyon in Chepesyde , Ledyn-hall ,
and at sant Magnus corner , with harold of armes and on of the $quen's
trumpeters blohyng , and my lord mare , and my lord admerall Haward ,
and the ij shreyffs , that ser <P_53> Thomas Wyatt was proclamyd
traytur and rebellyous , and all ys fellowes , agaynst the $Quen's
mageste and her consell , and that he wold have the Quen in costody ,
and the Towre of London in kepyng ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.68)

and thay convayd unto evere gatt gonnes and the bryge ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,53.69)

and so evere gatt with men in harnes nyght and days .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,53.70)

And a-bowt iij of the cloke at after-non the $Quen's grace cam rydyng
from Westmynster unto yeld-hall with mony lordes , knyghts and lades ,
and bysshopes and haroldes of armes , and trompeturs blohynge and all
the gard in harnes . (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.71)

$Then $she $declared , $in $an $oration $to $the $mayor $and $the $city
, $and $to $her $council , $her $mind $concerning $her $marriage ,
$that $she $never $intended $to $marry $out $of $her $realm $but $by
$her $council's $consent $and $advice ; $and $that $she $would $never
$marry $but $all $her $true sogettes shall be content , $or $else $she
$would $live as her grace has don hederto . $But $that $her $grace wyll
call a parlement $as shortely as $may $be , $and as thay shall fynd ,
and that $the $earl $of Penbroke shall be cheyffe capten and generall
agaynst ser Thomas Wyatt and ys felous in the $field , that my lord
admerall for to be sosyatt with the $lord $mayor to kepe the cete from
all commars therto . (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.72)

$After $this the $Quen's grace came from yeld-hall (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.73)

and rod to the iij cranes in the vyntre , (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.74)

and toke her barge $to Westmynster to her own place the sam day .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,53.75)

The iij day of Feybruarii was a proclamacyon that who so ever do take
ser Thomas Wyatt , exsept Harper , $Ysseley , $and Rudston , shuld have
C. lb. land to ym and ys heirs for ever . (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.76)

The iij day of Feybruary cam in to Sowthwarke ser Thomas Wyatt and odur
captaynes at after-none with ys army ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.77)

and the morow after thay mayd trenchys in dyvers parts and dyvers
placys , with ordenanse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,53.78)

The vj day of Feybruary was Shroyff-tuwysday in the mornyng master
Wyatt and ys compeny retorned bake towhard Kyngton <P_54> apon Temes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.79)

and ther the bridge was pluckyd up , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.80)

and he causyd on of ys men to swym over for to feytche a bott ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.81)

and so whent at nyght toward Kensyngtun , and so forward .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.82)

The sam day was ij hangyd apon a jebett in Powles churche yerd ; the on
a spy of Wyatt , the thodur was under-shreyff of Leseter , for carryng
letturs of the duke of Suffoke and odur thinges . (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.83)

The sam day cam rydyng to the Towre the duke of Soffoke and ys brodur
by the yerle of Huntyngton with iij C. horse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.84)

$The $vij $day $of $February , $in $the $forenoon , $Wyatt , $with $his
$army $and $ordnance , $were $at $Hyde $Park $Corner .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.85)

$There $the $Queen's $host $met $with {TEXT:with_,_with} $a $great
$number $of $men $at $arms $on $horseback , $beside $foot .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.86)

$By $one $of $the $clock the $Quen's $men $and $Wyatt's $had $a
$skirmish ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.87)

ther wher mony slayn ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.88)

butt master Wyatt toke the way don by Sant James with a grett company
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.89)

and so to Charyngcrosse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.90)

and so forth , crying ' God save quen Mare ! ' tyll he cam to Ludgatt
and $knocked $there ; $thinking $to $have $entered ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.91)

$but $the $gate $being $kept $fast $against $him , $he $retired ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.92)

and bake agayne unto Tempull Bare , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.93)

and folouyd hym mony man , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.94)

and ther he yelded unto master Norray the harold of armes in ys cote of
armes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.95)

and ther he lycted be-hynd a gentleman unto the cowrte ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.96)

but by the way mony of them wher slayne by the way or thay cam to
Charyng-crosse , what with mores pykes and bylls ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.97)

and mony of $Wyatt's men , as they whent , wher the quens fryndes and
Englys-men under a fallss pretens that he whent a-bowtt to $... way as
thay whent , (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.98)

and cam for to make men beleyff that the $quen's grace had gyffvyn them
pardon ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.99)

and dyvers of ys men toke the $quen's men by the hand as thay whent
toward Ludgatt . (MACHYN-E1-P1,54.100)

Thys was done on As-Wedynsday the furst yere of quen Mare of England ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.101)

and the sam nyght to the Towre ser Thomas Wyatt , master Cobham , and
master Vane , and ij Knewetes and odur captaynes .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,54.102)

<P_55>

The viij day of Feybruarij was commondyd by the quene and the bysshope
of London that Powlles and evere parryche that thay shuld syng <font>
Te Deum Laudamus </font> , (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.104)

and ryngyng for the good vyctory that the $quen's grace had aganst
Wyatt and the rebellyous of Kent , the wyche wher over-come , thankes
be unto God , with lytyll blud-shed , and the reseduw taken and had to
presun , (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.105)

and after wher dyvers of them putt to deth in dyvers places in Londun
and Kent , (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.106)

and prossessyon evere wher that day for joy . (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.107)

The xij day of February was mad at evere gate in Lundun a newe payre of
galaus and set up , ij payre in Chepesyde , ij payr in Fletstrett , one
in Smythfyld , one payre in Holborne , on at Ledyn-hall , one at sant
Magnus $London-bridge , on at Peper allay gatt , one at sant Gorgeus ,
on in Barunsay strett , on on Towr hylle , one payre at Charyngcrosse ,
on payre besyd Hyd parke corner . (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.108)

The xiiij day of Feybruary wher hangyd at evere gatt and plasse : in
Chepe-syd vj ; Algatt j , quartered ; at Leydynhall iij ; at
Bysshope-gatt on , and quartered ; Morgatt one ; Crepullgatt one ;
Aldersgatt on , quartered ; Nuwgat on , quartered ; Ludgatt on ;
Belyngat iij hangyd ; Sant Magnus iij hangyd ; Towre hyll ij hangyd ;
Holborne iij hangyd ; Flettstret iij hangyd ; at Peper alley gat iij ;
Barunsaystret iij ; Sant Gorgus iij ; Charyng crosse iiij , on Boyth
the fottman , and Vekars of the gard , and ij moo ; at Hydparke corner
iij , on Polard a waterbeyrar ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.109)

theys iij hanges in chynes ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.110)

and but vij quartered , (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.111)

and ther bodys and heds set a-pon the gattes of London .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,55.112)

The xvj day of Feybruary was mad a grett skaffold in Westmynster hall
for the duke of Suffoke . (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.113)

The xvij day of Feybruary was the duke of Suffoke rayned at Westmynster
halle , and cast for he tresun , and cast to suffer deth .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,55.114)

The xviij day of Feybruary was had in-to Kent serteyn captens , as Bart
and xxij mor of the rebellyous , to suffer deth . (MACHYN-E1-P1,55.115)

The sam day was a proclamasyon in London that all the presonars <P_56>
in alle the presuns of the rebellyous of Kent that thai shuld go in-to
Sowthwarke , and thay that wher seke that ther names shuld be browth
theder . (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.116)

$The $xxth $day $of $February $was $arraigned $... lord John Gray , the
duke of Suffoke's brodur $... (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.117)

The sam day was bered master Gorge Pargeter , Thomas $Pargeter's sune
late mare of London , with mony mornars , and with armes , and mony
gownes gyffyn to pore men and vomen , and with $stayff torchus $and
whyt branchys ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.118)

and in the chyrche wher iiij gylt candellstyks with iiij grett tapurs
bornyng and ys armes , and the compeny of the Clarkes .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.119)

The sam day was Mans gohyng in-to Kent , to Canboroke , and fochyd
a-gayn , and browth to sant Gorgeus cyrche , (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.120)

and ther he was hangyd by iiij of the cloke at nyght ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.121)

for he was a ryche man . (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.122)

The xxj day of Feybruary ther was a man rydying a-bowt London , ys
ffasse toward the horsse taylles , a quarter of velle on a-for and
a-nodur behynd hym , and a pyge borne be-for hym skaldyd a-pone a $...
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.123)

The sam day cam rydyng to the Towre the lord Thomas Gray , the duke of
Suffoke's brodur , and ser James a Croft knyght , sum tyme depute of
Yrland . (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.124)

The xxij day of Feybruary was $reynyd at Westmynster one {COM:blank}
Bowthe , sum tyme of Calles , and cast for tresun .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.125)

The sam day alle the Kent men whent to the cowrt with halters a-bowt
ther nekes , and bone with cordes , ij and ij to-gether , through
London to Westmynster , (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.126)

and be-twyn the ij tyltes the powr presonars knelyd downe in the myre ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.127)

and ther the $Quen's grace lokyd owt over the gatt
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.128)

and gayff them all pardon , (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.129)

and thay cryd owt ' God save quen Mare ! ' (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.130)

and so to Westmynster hall , (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.131)

and ther thay cast ther alters a-bowt the hall , and capes , and in the
stretes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,56.132)

and cryd owt ' God save quen Mare ! ' as thay whent .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,56.133)

<P_57>

{COM:lacuna} of the $qwen's garde att $... the man that was kyld was
sir John Pr . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.135)

The same tyme and day be-twyne iiij $and $v $of $the cloke at nyght my
lade $Elssabeth's grase $came $riding to London thrught Smythfeld unto
$Westminster with a C. welvett cottes a-for her grace .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,57.136)

$And $her grace rod in a charett opyn of boyth sydes .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,57.137)

$And $with her grace rydyng after her a C. in cotes of $scarlet $and
fyne red gardyd with velvett , (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.138)

and so thrught Fletstret unto the cowrt thrught the $queen's garden ,
her grace behyng syke . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.139)

The xxiiij day of Marche {COM:read_xxiij_of_february} was heddyd the
duke of Suffoke-Dassett on the Towre hylle , be-twyn ix and x of the
cloke a-for none . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.140)

The sam day the $qwyn's grace gaff pardon unto serten of mo men of
Kentt , in Sowthwarke ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.141)

ther they cryd " God save quen Mare ! " (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.142)

and cast ther alters on hed in the stretes and a-bowt , that sum had
iiij or v halters . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.143)

The vij day of Marche rod a bocher rond a-bowt London , ys face toward
the horsse taylle , with $half $of a lame {COM:lamb} be-fore and
a-nodur behynd , and vell and a calff borne a-for hym , a-pon a polle ,
rawe . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.144)

The viij day of Marche cam owt of the Towre of London the archbysshope
of Canturbere Crenmer , (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.145)

and bysshope of London was Rydley , and master Lathemer condam ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,57.146)

and so to Brenfford (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.147)

and ther ser John Wylliam reseyvyd them , (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.148)

and so to Oxfford . (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.149)

The ix day of Marche was reynyd at Westmynster my lord Thomas Gray ,
the duke of Suffoke's brodur , and cast $... $to $lose $hys hed .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,57.150)

The xj day of Marche was bered ser Wylliam $Goring knyght in Sussex ,
with a standard , a penon of armes , $with $coat armur , target , sward
, and a helmet ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,57.151)

and ther was a $herse $of wax and viij dosen of penselles and viij
dosen of $shocheons , ij whyt and branchys of wax , and iiij dosen of
$stayff torchys , and a harold of armes <P_58> master Chastur ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.152)

and he ded $... owe , and cared in-to the contrey by water to Kyngstun
, $and after by land to ys on contrey . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.153)

The xiiij day of Marche was in Aldergat-stret a $woyce $heard in a
walle that dyd spyke unto serten pepull , the wyche $... was complenyd
unto my lord mayre , (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.154)

and so after yt was $made knowen by dyvers what ther wher ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.155)

and after cared unto prison , as Nugatt contur and the Towre .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.156)

The xv day of Marche was raynyd at Westmynster ser Thomas Wyatt knyght
, the captayn cheyffe $of Kent , and cast to be hedyd and after
quartered and sett up . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.157)

The xviij day of Marche was kared to the Towre of London my lade
$Elsabeth's grace , the quen's syster , a-for none .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.158)

The xxiiij day of Marche was delevered owt of the Towre and had the
$quen's pardon the lord marques of Northamtun , my lord Cobham , and ij
of ys sunes , and dyvers odur mo . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.159)

The xvj day of Marche was deprevyd the archebysshope of Yorke , and the
bysshope of Lynkolne doctur Tayller , and the bysshope of Chester , the
bysshope of sant Davys . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.160)

The xvij day of Marche was deprevyd the bysshope of Harfford and the
bysshope of Glosetur ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.161)

commyssyonars that dyd depreyffe them my lord chansseler and my lord of
Durram , my lord of Londun , my lord of Chechastur , and my lord of
sant Asse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.162)

$The $first $day $of $April $my $lord $chancellor $did $consecrate $six
$new $bishops $at $St. $Mary $Overy's , $before $the $high $altar ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.163)

$and $a $goodly $mass $was $said . (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.164)

$And $when $all was done thay yede unto my lord $chancellor's ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.165)

for ther was as grett a dener as youe $have $seen .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.166)

Thes be the bysshopes names that wher consecrated , $doctor Whyt ,
warden of Wynchastur , the bysshope of $Lyncoln ; doctur Borne ,
bysshope of Bathe ; doctur $Morgan , $bishop of sant Davys ; doctur
Brokes , bysshope of $Glosster ; doctur Cottes , bysshope of
Westtchastur ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,58.167)

bysshope of sant Asse changyd to be bysshope of Arfford ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.168)

master $Griffith parsun of sant Magnus bysshope of Rochastur .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,58.169)

The sam day at after-non was bered my lade $Ascough the wyff <P_59> of
Sir Crystofer Askuw , lat mare of London : (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.170)

$she $was bered in sant John the evangelett paryche , in Watlyngstrett
, and the stret and chyrche hangyd with blake and armes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,59.171)

and iiij gylt candyllstykes and iiij grett tapurs and armes , and ij
goodly whyt branchys , and xx men in frysse gownes bayring of
stayf-torchys , and mony vomen , and then the compeny of the Clarkes ;
and mony mornars , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.172)

and then came a herald of armes a-for the corsse in ys cot armur ; and
then the corsse , with iiij banars of hemages borne $about her , and
the mornars ; and then the craft of the Drapers ; and the parrysonars ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,59.173)

and so to the durge and the morowe masse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.174)

$Master doctur Smyth dyd pryche ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.175)

and when all was done , to $dinner . (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.176)

The ij day of Aprell began the parlemente , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.177)

and the $Quen's grace rod thedur in her robes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.178)

and bysshopes and lordes in parlement robes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.179)

and ther was a $goody masse of the Holy-gost ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.180)

and $so to the parlement howsse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.181)

The viij day of Aprell wher creatyd lordes (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.182)

sir John of Brygys creatyd lord Shandoys ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.183)

sir John Wyllyams baron of Tame , and lord chamburlayne to the prynche
of Spayne ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.184)

and ser Antony Browne , master of the prynsse of Spaynes horsses .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,59.185)

And the sam day my lord Wylliam , admerall , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.186)

and ys captayns , wherin whyt and gren velvet and saten and taffata and
sarsenett , and trumpeters all in gren and whyt , and all the marenars
in whyt and gren cloth for shypes . (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.187)

$On $the $same $day $somebody $unknown $hanged $a $cat $on $the
$gallows $beside $the $cross $in $Cheap , $habited $in $a $garment
$like $to $that $the $priest $wore $that $said $mass ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,59.188)

$she $had $a $shaven $crown , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.189)

$and $in $her $fore $feet $held $a $piece $of $paper $made $round ,
$representing $the $wafer . (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.190)

The xj day of Aprell was heddyd ser Thomas $Wyatt $of $Kentt , the
cheyffe captayn of the rebellyous of $Kent , $be-twyn ix and x of the
cloke a-for none , on Towre hyll , (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.191)

$... after (MACHYN-E1-P1,59.192)

and by xj of the cloke was he quartered on the skaffold , and hys
bowelles and ys <P_60> members burnt be-syd the skaffold ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.193)

$... and so ther was a care and a baskett , (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.194)

and the iiij quarters and hed was putt in-to a baskett to nuwgat to be
parboyled . (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.195)

The xij day of Aprell was ser Thomas Wyatt sett a-pon the gallaus on
Hay-hyll be-syd Hyd Parke ; where dyd hang iij men in chynes a-pon a
stake (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.196)

wh ... cam to cum to London , (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.197)

and ther the qweyns men and $Wyatt's men dyd skryssmys , wher he and ys
captayns wher over-cum , thanke be unto God ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.198)

and on quarter of ys sett a-pon a jubett on Mylle-end gren , and
a-nodur at Nuwyngton be-yonde sant Gorges in Sowthwarke , and $the $iij
be-syd sant Thomas of Waterynges , and the iiij quarter at {COM:blank}
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.199)

The xiij day of Aprell was {COM:sic} a proclamasyon was {COM:sic} made
that what so ever {TEXT:mever} he wher that cold bryng forth hym that
dyd hang the catt on the galaus , he shuld have xx marke for ys labur .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.200)

The xvj day of Aprell was sett up in sant Androwes Undershafft for
master Krytun , alderman of London and marchand tayller of London , and
marchand of the stapull of Calles , with a cote armur , iij penons of
armes , goodly ons , and sett up over ys tombe . (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.201)

The xvij day of Aprell was had to Yeld-hall ser Necolaus Frogmortun ,
ser James a Croft , master Wynter , master Vaghan ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.202)

and ther Waghan gaff evedens agaynst ser Necolas Frogmortun of tresun ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.203)

but the qwest did qwytt hym . (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.204)

$The $xxj $day $of $April $were $two $men $set $on $the $pillory $in
$Cheap , $for $speaking $seditious $words $and $false $lies $against
$the $queen $and $her $council : (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.205)

$And $one $of them had hys here naylyd to the pelory .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,60.206)

The xxiij day of Aprell , was sant Gorge day , (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.207)

her grace whent unto the chapell (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.208)

and whent a prossessyon with all the kynghtes of the garter that was
ther present to St James in the Feld ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.209)

ther wher creatyd that sam day knights of the garter , the prynsse of
Spayne one , and the yerle of Sussex . (MACHYN-E1-P1,60.210)

<P_61>

The xxviij day of Aprell was heddyd on Towre hyll , betwyn ix and x of
the cloke a-for none , my lord Thomas Gray , the duke of
Suffoke-Dassett brodur , and bered at Allalow's Barkyng , and the hed
{COM:unfinished} (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.212)

The xxix day of Aprell was raynyd at Yeldhall ser James a Croft , late
depute of Yrland , and cast ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.213)

and master Wynter whent ther too . (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.214)

The sam day was bered my lady Dudley lat wyff of barne of Dudley , in
sant Margarett in Westmynster , with iiij baners of emages , and mony
gowens , and $hong $with blake and armes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.215)

for my lade was ontt unto the $duke of Suffoke-Dassett , the wyche was
hedyd latt . (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.216)

The xxx day of Aprell began the postyll-mas at Powles at the v of the
clocke in the mornyng evere day . (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.217)

The iij day of May , at the cowrt of sant James , the $quen's grace
whent a prossessyon within sant James with harolds and serjants of
armes , and iiij bysshopes mytred , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.218)

and all iij days thay whent her chapell a-bowt the feldes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,61.219)

first day to sant Gylles (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.220)

and ther song masse ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.221)

the next day tuwyse-day to sant Martens in the feldes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,61.222)

$and $there a sermon (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.223)

and song masse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.224)

and so thay dronke ther ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.225)

and the iij day to Westmynster , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.226)

and ther a sermon (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.227)

and then masse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.228)

and mad good chere ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.229)

and after a-bowt the Parke , (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.230)

and so to sant James cowrt ther . (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.231)

$The $same $Rogation $Week $went $out $of $the $Tower , $on $procession
, $priests $and $clerks , $and $the $lieutenant $with $all $his
$waiters ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.232)

$and $the $ax $of $the $Tower $borne $in $procession :
(MACHYN-E1-P1,61.233)

$the $waits $attended . (MACHYN-E1-P1,61.234)

$There $joined $in $this $procession $the $inhabitants $of sant
Katheryns , Radclyff , Limehouse , Popular , Sthracfford , Sordyche ,
with all them $that $belonged $to the Towre , with ther halberds ,
a-bowt the feldes of sant Katheryns and the prevelegys .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,61.235)

The {COM:blank} day of May was raynyd at Yeld-hall master Wylliam
<P_62> Thomas , clarke to the consell , and cast to suffer deth , to be
dran and quartered . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.236)

The {COM:blank} day of May was a proclamasyon that no man shuld not
talke of no thynges of the quen . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.237)

The viij day of May war all the craftes warnyd to come $... in ther
leveray , (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.238)

and they wher commondyd that they shuld {COM:unfinished}
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.239)

The x day of May was durge at Westmynster and at Powles , with torche
lyght ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.240)

and the morow after and at Westmynster was masse ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.241)

and ther they dyd offer , mony of the $quen's consell and dyvers lordes
, for the solles of kyng Henry the vij=th= , and quen Elsabeth , and
for kyng Henry the viij=th= , and qwene Katheryne , and kyng Edward the
vj=th= . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.242)

The xiij day of May was the Fyssmongers and sant Peters in Cornhylle
prossessyon , with a goodly qwyre of clarkes syngyng , and a iiij=xx=
of presetes wayryng copes of cloth of gold , (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.243)

and so folohyng my lord mayre and the althemen in skarlet ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.244)

and then the compeny of Fyssmongers in their leveray ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.245)

and they and the offesers beyryng whyt rods in ther handes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.246)

and so to Powelles , (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.247)

and ther they dyd the oblassyon after old fassyon .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.248)

The vj day of May was a goodly evyngsong at Yeldhall colege , by the
masters of the Clarkes and ther felowshype of Clarkes , with syngyng
and playng as youe have hard . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.249)

$The $morrow $after $was $a $great $mass $at $the $same $place , $by
$the $same $fraternity , $when $every $clerk $offered $a $halfpenny .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.250)

$The $mass $was $sung $by $divers $of $the $queen's $chapel $and
$children . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.251)

$And , $after $mass $done , $every $clerk $went $their $procession $two
$and $two $together , $each $having a surples and a ryche cope , and a
garland ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.252)

$after $them iiij=xx= standards , stremars , and baners ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.253)

and evere on that bare them had a nobe {COM:sic} or elles a surples ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,62.254)

and ij and ij together ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.255)

$then $came the waytes playng , and then be-twyn xxx clarkes , a qwre
syngyng <font> Salve fasta dyes ; </font> (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.256)

so ther wher iiij qweres . (MACHYN-E1-P1,62.257)

<P_63>

$Then $cam a canepe borne by iiij of the masters of the Clarkes $over
$the sacrament , with a xij stayff-torchys bornyng ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.259)

$up $sant Laurans lane , (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.260)

and so to the farther end of Chep , (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.261)

then back a-gayn up Cornhylle , (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.262)

and so to Ledhynhalle ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.263)

and so down to Byshopegatt unto sant Albrowsse chyrche ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.264)

and ther they dyd put off their copes (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.265)

and so to dener evere man , (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.266)

and ther evere on that bare a stremar had monay , as they wher of
bygnes ther . (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.267)

The xiiij day of May was creatyd my lord Garrett the yerle of Kyldare .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.268)

The xv day of May cam Haknay prossessyon to Powlles ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.269)

and after cam sant $Clement's prossessyon and the mayre and althermen ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.270)

and ther wher goodly quersse syngyng . (MACHYN-E1-P1,63.271)

The xvj day of May cam to Powlles Eslyngton prossessyon .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,63.272)

<P_92>

The xv day of August was a grett ffett on the see be-twyn the Frencmen
and the Flemmyng , (MACHYN-E1-P1,92.274)

and ther wher dyvers of boyth partes slene , and boyth men and shypes
and dyvers taken , and the goodes . (MACHYN-E1-P1,92.275)

The xxiij day of August was bornyd at $Stratford-of-bowe , in the conte
of Mydyllsex , a woman , $wife of John Waren , clothworker , a
huphulster $over agaynst sant Johns in Walbroke ; the wyche ... John
her hosband was bornyd with on Cardmaker in Smythfeld , for herese
boyth ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,92.276)

and the sam woman had a sune <P_93> taken at her bornyng and cared to
Nuwgatt $to $his syster , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.277)

for they will borne boyth . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.278)

The xxiiij day of August cam from Rome at afternone the bysshope of Ely
, the bysshope of Banger , the lord Montycutt vycontt , ser Hare Husse
, and dyvers odur . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.279)

The xxvj day of August cam from Westmynster , rydyng thrugh London unto
Towrs-warff , the Kyng and the Quen , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.280)

and ther thay toke ther barge unto Grenwyche , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.281)

and landyd at the long bryge , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.282)

and reseyvyd by my lord chanseler , and my lord of Ely , and my lord
vycont Montyguw , master comtroller , master Sowthwell , and dyvers mo
, and the gard , and dyvers holdyn torchys bornynge ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.283)

and up to the Frers , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.284)

and ther thare graces mad ther praers , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.285)

and at her $grace's landyng received ix or x $suplycasyons ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.286)

and so bake agayn to the court with a c. torchys bornyng .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.287)

$The $xxviii $day $of $August $went $out $of $Newgate $certain
heretykes to borne in the contrey . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.288)

The xxix day of August , $which was the day of Decolacyon of sant John
Baptyst , the Marchand-tayllers kept masse at Sant Johnes be-yond
Smyt-feld , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.289)

and my lord of Sant Johnes dyd offer at masse , and ser Hare
Hubylthorne , ser Thomas Whytt and master Harper , althermen , and all
the clothyng . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.290)

And after the iiij wardens of the yeomanry , and all the compene of the
tayllers , a 1 <font> d. </font> a pesse ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.291)

and the qwyre honge with cloth of arres , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.292)

and after masse to the Tayllers' halle to dener . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.293)

The same day the $Kyng's grace toke ys jorney toward Dover ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.294)

and with a grett compeny , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.295)

and ther tared for the wynd , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.296)

and ther the shypes lying rede for ys grace gohyng over see .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.297)

The xxx day of August was cast at yeld-hall , for robyng of the $quen's
warderobe , one John Boneard , a servantt of hers , dwellyng be-syd the
Warderobe at the Blake Frers , and cast . (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.298)

The sam day were cast , for robyng of ther masturs ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,93.299)

ij. wher prentes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,93.300)

and the thurd was a servyngman , the prentes dwellyng in Bokelarbere ,
<P_94> for kepyng of herers , and after send unto the $bysshop's presun
at Startford in Essex . (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.301)

The xxxj day of August whent out of Nugatt a man of Essex unto Barnett
for herese , by the shreyff of Medyllsex , to borne ther .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.302)

The iiij day of September the $Quen's grace and my lady Elsabeth , and
all the court , dyd fast from flessh , (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.303)

and toke the Popes jubele and pardon grantyd to alle men .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.304)

$The $same $day $were $certain $bishops , $viz. $doctor $Corwyn
$archbishop $of Duvylyne , $doctor $William Glyne bysshoppe of Bangor ,
$and doctur $James $Turberville bysshope of Exsseter , alle consecratyd
at Powlles . (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.305)

The x day of September was bered my lade Lyons , the mares of London ,
with a goodly $herse mad in sant Benet-sherog parryche , with ij
branchys , and xxiiij gownes of blake for pore men ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.306)

and thay had xxiiij torchys , with v banars , one of armes , and iiij
of emages , and vj dosen pensells , and vij dosen of skochyons , and ij
$harolds of armes , and c. mornars in blake , and the althermen
folohyng the corsse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.307)

and after the $company $of the Grosers , (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.308)

and the morow the masse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.309)

and master H $... dyd pryche , (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.310)

and after a grett dener . (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.311)

The xv day of September dyd pryche at Powlles {COM:blank} ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.312)

and he declaryd $the $Pope's jubele and pardon from Rome ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.313)

and as mony as wyll reseyffe ys pardon so to be $shryff , and fast iij
days in on wyke , and to reseyffe the blessed sacrement the next Sonday
affter , clen remyssyon of all ther synes <font> tossyens quossyens
</font> of all that ever they dyd . (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.314)

The xx day of September was cared from Nugatt unto the lolrar stowre
serten men . (MACHYN-E1-P1,94.315)

The xxix day of September was the grettest rayn and fludes that ever
was sene in England , that all low contreys was drounyd ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.316)

and in dyver plasses boyth men and catell drounyd ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,94.317)

and all the <P_95> marssys , and sellers boyth-1 of wyne and bere $and
$alle {TEXT:alle_and} odur marchandysse , in London and odur plassys ,
drounyd ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.318)

and the rayne begane after Bathellmuw-tyd telle sant Edwardes tyde ,
after not x days fayre . (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.319)

{COM:lacuna}

ij goodly whytt branchys and xij longe torchys $... stayffes torchys
grett , and a c. mornars in blake , $xij $poor men and xij women , and
all xxiiij in rosett gownes $and $the vomen raylles apon ther heds ,
and iiij gylt candyllstykes , with iiij grett tapurs and xx prestes and
xx clarkes . (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.321)

The sam day at after-none was bered master Barthelett sqwyre and
prynter unto Kyng Henry ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.322)

and was bered with pennon and cote-armur , and iiij dosen of skochyons
and ij whytt branchys and iiij gylt candyllstykes , and mony prestes
and clarkes , and mony mornars , and all the craftes of prynters ,
boke-sellers , and all stassyoners a $... (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.323)

The vij day of October was a robere be-syd $... parke of clothears ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,95.324)

so they foyth long , (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.325)

at last the $thieves over-cam them , (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.326)

and toke alle the goodes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.327)

and cot ther hors leges off (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.328)

and kyllyd sum . (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.329)

The ix day of October was {COM:sic} a servyngman , $the $penter's
broder that war bornyd at Staynes , was {COM:sic} bered in Morefeld
be-syd the doge-howsse , be-caus he was not resseff the ryctes of the
chyrche , and thys lawe . (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.330)

The {COM:blank} day of October was bered doctor Wottun , phessyssyon ,
in Wooilstrett , with ij whyt branchys and xij longe torchys and vj
stayff torchys and mony <paren> mourners </paren> .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,95.331)

The xvj day of October was the $Sargents' of the law fest ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,95.332)

and vij mad the sam day , (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.333)

and a grett dener after , (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.334)

and kept at the {COM:blank} . (MACHYN-E1-P1,95.335)

$The $same $day $were $burnt $at $Oxford $for $heresy $doctor $Latimer
, <P_96> $late $bishop $of $Worcester , $and $doctor $Ridley , late
bysshope of London ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.336)

$they $were $some tyme grett prychers as ever was ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,96.337)

and at ther bornyng dyd pryche doctur Smyth , sum-tyme the master of
Vetyngtun colege {COM:blank} . (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.338)

The xxvj day of October was sett on the pelere $one for spykyng of
sedyssyous wordes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.339)

and had (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.340)

The xxviij day of October in the mornyng was set up in Fletstrett ,
be-syd the well , a payre of galaus , and ij men hangyd , for the
robere of a Spaneard , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.341)

$and $they $were hangyng aganst the Spaneardes gate be-tyme in the
mornyng , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.342)

and so hangyng alle the day in the rayne . (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.343)

The xxix day of October ther wher ij goodly pennes deckyd with gones
and flages and stremars , and a m. penselles , the penes pentyd , on
whyt and bluw , and the thodur yelow and red , and the oars and gowne
lyke coler ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.344)

and with trumpets and drumes , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.345)

and alle the craftes in barges and stremars ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.346)

and at the ix of the cloke my nuw lord mayre and the shreyffes and the
althermen toke barge at the iij Cranes with trumpets and shalmes , and
the whetes playhyng ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.347)

and so rod to Westmynster , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.348)

and toke ys othe in the cheyker , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.349)

and all the way the penoys shutyng of gones and playhyng up and done ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,96.350)

and so after cam backe to Powlles warffe , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.351)

and landyd with gret shutyng of gownes and playng ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,96.352)

and so in Powlles cherche-yerde ther mett the bachelars and a goody
pagyant , (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.353)

and a lxvi. men in blue gownes , and with goodly targates and
gaffelynes and a duwlle , and iiij talle men lyke wodys alle in gren ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,96.354)

and trumpets playing a-for the mare - the iij yere of Quen Mare .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,96.355)

$The $xiij $day $of $November $doctor $Gardiner , $bishop $of
$Winchester , $and $lord $chancellor $of $England , $died $in $the
$morning , $between $twelve $and $one $of $the $clock , $at $the
$King's plasse , the wyche ys callyd Whyt-hall ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.356)

$and $by iij of the cloke he was browt by water $to $his $own plasse by
sant Mary Overes ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,96.357)

and by <P_97> v of the $clock $his $bowelles was taken owt , and bered
a-fore the he $altar ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,97.358)

$and at vj the knyll begane ther , (MACHYN-E1-P1,97.359)

and at durge and masse contenuyd ryngyng alle the belles till vij at
nyght . (MACHYN-E1-P1,97.360)

<P_201>

The xxiiij day of June ther was a May-game , $... and sant John Sacerys
, with a gyant , and drumes and gunes $and $the ix wordes , with
spechys , and a goodly pagant with a quen c $... and dyvers odur , with
spechys ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.362)

and then sant Gorge and the dragon , the mores dansse ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,201.363)

and after Robyn Hode and lytyll John , and $Maid $Marian and frere Tuke
, (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.364)

and thay had spechys rond a-bowt London . (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.365)

The xxv day of June the sam May-gam whent unto $the $palace at
Grenwyche , playng a-for the Quen and the consell ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,201.366)

and the $... (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.367)

thay whent by land , (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.368)

and cam $back $by $water . (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.369)

The sam day at afternone was bered , at sant Fayth , Dokeray , docthur
of the law , with ij grett whyt branchys , $... grett stayff torchys ,
and iiij grett tapurs , and a dosen and d' $of $scocheons , and mony
morners ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.370)

and the morow a grett dener . (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.371)

The xxvj day of June was bered in the sam parryche $mistress Gybbons a
doctur of the law's wyff , the wyche she ded in $...
(MACHYN-E1-P1,201.372)

and she had ij grett whyt branchys and xij torchys and iiij $... tapurs
and ij lb. tapurs , (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.373)

and viij women bare here all in $... and the branchys and the torchys ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,201.374)

and ther was a sarmon , and mony morners , and a dosen of armes , and a
grett dener . (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.375)

The sam day was deprevyd of ther bysshoprykes the bysshope of
Wynchestur and the bysshope of Lynckolne at master Hawse the $kyng's
shreyff in Mynsyon lane , (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.376)

and the bysshope of Wynchester to the Towre agayne ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,201.377)

and the bysshope of Lynckolne delevered a-way . (MACHYN-E1-P1,201.378)

<P_202>

The furst day of July all the craftes of London send owt a {COM:blank}
men of armes , as well be-sene as ever was when owt of London , boyth
waffelers in cott of velvet and cheynes , with gunes , mores-pykes ,
and halbardes , and flages , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.380)

and in-to the duke of Suffoke's parke in Sowthwarke ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,202.381)

and ther they mustered a-for my lord mayre ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.382)

and ther was a howsse for bred and dryng , to gyffe the sawgyars to ett
and drynke , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.383)

and they then after thay {COM:sic} lay and mustered in sant Gorges
ffeld tyll x of the cloke . (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.384)

$The $next $morning $they $removed $towards $Greenwich $to $the $court
$there , $and $thence $into $Greenwich $park , $where $they $tarried
tyll viij of the cloke , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.385)

and then thay $marched to the lawne , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.386)

and ther thay mustered in barnes , $and $the $gunners in shurttes of
maylle , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.387)

and at v of the cloke at nyght the Quen $came in to the galere of the
parke gatt , and the inbassadurs and lordes $and $ladies , $to $a grett
nombur , and my lord marques , and my lord admerall , and my $lord
$Robert $Dudley , $and dyvers mo lordes and knyghtes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,202.388)

and they rod to and fro $to $view $them , $and to sett the ij batelles
in a-ray ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.389)

and after cam trumpeters bluwing $on boyth partes , and the drumes and
fluttes ; and iij ansettes in evere $batelle ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.390)

so thay marchyd forward , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.391)

and so the gunes shott (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.392)

and the morespykes $encontered to-gether with gratt larum ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,202.393)

and after reculyd bake $again ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.394)

after the towne army lost ther pykes and ther gunes and bylle $... rely
, (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.395)

and $contenent they wher sturyd with a-larum ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.396)

and so evere man toke to ther weypons agayne ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.397)

by and by the trumpetes and the drumes and gones playd , and shott ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,202.398)

and so they whent to-gether as fast as they could .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,202.399)

Al thys wyll the $Quen's grace and the inbasadurs and the lordes and
lades be-held the skymychsyng ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.400)

and after they reculyd bake agayn ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.401)

and after master chamburlayn and dyvers of the $commenars and the
wyffelers cam to the Quen , (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.402)

and ther the $Quen's grace thankyd them hartely , and all the cette
{COM:city} ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,202.403)

and contenent ther was the grettest <P_203> showtt that ever was hard ,
and hurlyng up of capes , that her grace was so mere ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.404)

for ther was a-buyff lyk M pepull besyd the men that mustered ;
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.405)

and after ther was runyng at the tyltt , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.406)

and after evere $man home to London and odur plasses .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.407)

The iij day of July was cared to be bered unto {COM:blank} on master
Sadler , latt altherman and draper , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.408)

and the chyrche hangyd with blake , and with ys armes ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.409)

and a sarmon , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.410)

and a iij dosen of skochyons . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.411)

The iij day of July $the $Quene's grace toke her barge at Grenwyche
unto Wolwyche to her nuw shype , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.412)

and ther yt was namyd Elesabeth $Jonas , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.413)

and after here grace had a goodly bankett , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.414)

and ther was grett shutyng of gunes and castyng of fyre a-bowt mad for
plesur . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.415)

The v day of July was deposyd of ther byshopeprykes the archebyshope of
Yorke doctur Heth , and the bysshope of Ely docthur Thurlbe , at my
lord $treysorer's plasse at Frers Augustyne . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.416)

The vij day of July , was sant Thomas of Cantebere day ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.417)

my good lord of Wynchastur doctur Whytt came owt of the Towre , with
the leyftenantt ser Edward Warner , by vj in mornyng ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.418)

and so to my lord keper of the brod selle , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.419)

and from thens unto master Whyt , John , altherman ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.420)

and ther he lys . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.421)

$The $x $day $of $July $was $set $up $in $Greenwich $park $a $goodly
$banketting-house $made $with $fir powlles , and deckyd with byrche and
all maner $of $flowers of the feld and gardennes , as roses , gelevors
, $lavender , $marygolds , and all maner of strowhyng erbes and flowrs
. (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.422)

$There $were $also tentes for kechens and for all offesers agaynst $the
$morrow , with wyne , alle , and bere . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.423)

The xj day of July ther was mad a plasse $for $the $queen's pensyoners
to rune with-owt a tyltt with spayrers . (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.424)

$There $were $three chalengers , my lord of Urmon , and ser John Paratt
, and master $North , (MACHYN-E1-P1,203.425)

and ther wher {COM:blank} deffenders boyth-2 with spares and $swords .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,203.426)

Abowt v of the cloke at after-non the $Quen's grace <P_204> $came ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.427)

and the inbassadurs , and dyver lordes and lades stode $over $the gatt
for to se ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.428)

and after thay rane one $chassyng $the $other , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.429)

and after the $Quen's grace cam down in-to the parke
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.430)

$and toke her horse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.431)

and rod up to the bankett howse , $with the inbassadurs and the lordes
and lades , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.432)

and so to soper $and a maske , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.433)

and after a grett bankett , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.434)

and after grett castyng $of $fire and shutyng of gunes tyll xij at
nyght . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.435)

The xij day of June {COM:sic} the frers of Grenwyche whent away .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.436)

The xiij day of July whent {COM:sic} the frers blake in Smythfeld went
{COM:sic} a-way . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.437)

The iiij day of July , the Thursday , the prests and nuns of Syon whent
a-way , and the Charter-howsse . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.438)

The abbott of Westmynster and the monkes was reprevyd .
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.439)

The xx day of July kyng Phelype was mared unto the Frenche $kyng's
dowthur , and grett justes mad ther , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.440)

and the Frenche kyng dyd just , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.441)

and ther he had on of ys ees stryken owtt with a spyld of a spayre ,
that he ded of the stroke , by one {COM:blank} . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.442)

{COM:lacuna}

The xvj day dyd pryche at Powlles crosse {COM:blank}
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.444)

The xviij day of July the vesetars satt at the $bishop of London palles
. (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.445)

The xvij day of July the $Quen's grace removyd from Grenwyche of her
prograsse unto Darford in Kent ; (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.446)

so the next day removyd unto Cobham , my lord $Cobham's plasse ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.447)

and ther her grace had grett chere . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.448)

The xx day of July the good old the bysshope {COM:sic} of $Durham cam
rydyng to London with iijxx hors , (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.449)

and so to $Sowthwark unto master Dolman howsse , a talowchandler ,
(MACHYN-E1-P1,204.450)

and ther he lys aganst the chene gatte . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.451)

The {COM:blank} day of July a haburdassher , dwellyng a-ganst sant
$John's hed at Ludgatt , dyd kyll hym-seylff . (MACHYN-E1-P1,204.452)

The sam day a mayd dwellyng in Colmanstrett dyd cutt her <P_205> thrott
a-pesse , (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.453)

and after she lepyd in-to a welle (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.454)

and drownyd yr seyllff . (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.455)

The xxv day of July , was sant James day , (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.456)

the warden of Wynchaster and odur docturs and prestes wher delevered
owt of the towre , and masselsay , and odur . (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.457)

The sam nyght was the Mersers' super , (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.458)

and ther supyd my lord mare and my lord treysorer and dyvers of the
consell and dyvers althermen , (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.459)

and ther was chossen the shreyff for the quen master Logee , altherman
and groser , for the yere to come and nowe . (MACHYN-E1-P1,205.460)