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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 5, 1531-1532. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1880.

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'Henry VIII: August 1531, 1-15', in Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 5, 1531-1532, ed. James Gairdner( London, 1880), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/letters-papers-hen8/vol5/pp177-187 [accessed 5 November 2024].

August 1531, 1-15



1 Aug. R. O.	365. Thos. Strangways to Cromwell. I pray you, be the means to the King to finish this hospital of Jesus Christ at Branforth, which I have begun, and intend to go forward with. If he will bear the charges of finishing it, and endow it with lands, I will clearly release my long suit for 700l., which you and Sir Will. Gascone concluded should have been paid me by my lord Cardinal, whose soul Jesu pardon. I shall also consider myself to be well paid for my costs in bringing up to London and long keeping of my lady Margaret, daughter to the queen of Scots, and for all my service in the King's wars in France, Scotland, and other places. I only desire that some honest man may be appointed to it. I intend to spend the rest of my days therein. 1 Aug. I have sent you a token of such things as I have newly "putyd (?)" in my house for the furtherance of the said hospital of Jesu Christ. Hol., pp. 2. Add. : Of the King's council.
8 Aug. Mon. atican, 75.	366. Campeggio to Salviati. * You will learn by the accompanying letters of the baron [del Burgo] the state of the queen of England's cause. She has sent a new messenger, and writes to his Majesty complaining of the delay of justice, saying she would sooner die than that the cause should be determined anywhere but at Rome. I think his Holiness will have seen the book they have printed, with the decisions of the universities against the authority of the Holy See. I think this should not be allowed, and that it behoves as much his Holiness as the Queen to prevent the authority of the See being thus set aside. No reasons are alleged for these opinions, and some good divine and lawyer should be got to answer them. Brussels, 8 Aug. 1531. Ital.
9 Aug. R. O.	367. Sir Thos. Wharton to Cromwell. Cannot render him thanks for his constant goodness, but hopes Cromwell will always command his service. Requests that he will not be against him in the causes about which William Stapleton will attend upon him, having regard to the King's letter, of which he sends copies, with a copy to the same effect from my lady Anne. Cromwell's letter has been to his hindrance. Is impelled to write by "the necessity of the tithes for my poor house there, as I intend to lie with the former occupation of my predecessors at the castle of Cockermouth." Had the same in occupation last year, with a promise to have leave for more years. Cromwell's advancement of the King's chaplain is much spoken of in the North, and greatly to his honor. York, 9 Aug. Signed : "Thos. Whartton, k." P. 1. Add. : Master Cromwell, one of the King's highness' most honorable council.
10 Aug. R. O.	368. Brian and Fox to Benet. Since the despatch of your last letters by Thaddeus, we have received yours of 14 July, acknowledging ours of 26 May, and showing the cause of the resolution taken between the French ambassador and you, why the King's letters should not be delivered to the Pope; and referring further to yours of the 22nd June, which never reached us, nor yet your memorial of grievances. As to the saying of the bishop of Bayonne to Edw. Foxe, shown by you to the duke of Albany, it is superfluous to say more than we wrote in our last letters. And though I, Edw. Foxe, fearing the said Bishop had spoken of some affection and not of truth, was content to take the fault upon myself, writing to you that my memory failed, "making myself a liar in that point," I beg, if the Duke return to the subject, to make no such excuse for me, but plainly assert that the Bishop said so, for the Bishop will stand to it. "And the King hath sa[id for] his purgation that he commanded the said Bishop so to say unto me, albeit, in our opinion, it shall be great folly further to trouble any party for that matter," as we wrote in our last. Since our last, we have obtained letters from the French king to the Pope, and also to his ambassadors there, with instructions to demand the three articles enclosed, "with effectual suit for obtaining of the same by degrees," and to have an answer without delay. We have said nothing here of the other articles in the King's letter sent you by Thaddeus, because his pleasure was that you should move them to the Pope as of yourself, without showing that the King wanted them. You must, therefore, use all dexterity to cause the French ambassadors to set forth those three points with all diligence. We send also an answer made by the Queen's counsel at Rome to the information given by Dr. Kerne for the King's defence, and an answer made by Mr. Secretary to the said allegations, which has been much praised by the learned here, and which the King has commanded us to send to you. By the next messenger we shall send you a determination of the canonists here, and a book made by the learned men in justification thereof. They are not yet perfected as we would, but will be finished in eight days. Paris, 10 Aug. "Sir, it may like you to solicit the Pope [to] cause the French king's ambassadors to do sh ... that the Pope will make one determinate [end] and resolution what he will do in these ar[ticles, to] the intent ye may disciphre the Pope, incontine[ntly], and not to suffer him longer to hang in th[is] neutrality," and further to get the Pope to make a promise to the French [king and] our master that he shall not interrupt nor revoke the examination and judgment to be done in England in the King's cause. Signed. Commendations to Mr. Gregory and Mr. Kerne. Pp. 3, mutilated and gall-stained. Add.
12 Aug. R. O. St. P. VII. 316.	369. Benet to Henry VIII. The post arrived here on the 9th from Lyons with letters to Albany announcing the coming of the French ambassador (Dinteville). His coming may possibly further such things as you wrote of in cipher, as we cannot prevail in any. The Pope says he cannot defer the process for an hour after the beginning of October. I asked him if he had made any promise to Grammont not to give sentence against you for 20 years. He denied it, observing that he might have said that if you sent a mandate ad totam causam, it would occasion so many delays that sentence could not be given in ten years or longer. He showed me the Emperor's letter, in reply to his proposition for the cause to be committed to an indifferent place, of which I wrote on the 7th June ultimo. To this the Emperor would not consent, and urged that there should be no longer delay. On the 10th the Pope said to Worcester, Gregory, and me, that he had received a letter from his Ambassador, of the 17th, affirming that the Queen complained of the Pope's delay, and that she cannot have justice from him. He says he is the most disgraciate person living, as both parties complain of him. The Queen's agents wish for a "derogation of the feris" (holidays), insomuch that on the 25th ult. we were cited to show why the commission should not be granted. We send a copy of the citation and commission in our next. I think the Pope will not grant it. In the matter excusatory he will not depart from law and justice for any man living. What his Holiness has done to know whether the matter be relevant or not, you will perceive by our common letter; and by my next you will learn what I have done apart with the Pope, and his answer to your letter in cipher. Does not expect anything but mere justice, and there are now only 50 days to the first audience. 12 Aug. 1531. Draft, in Benet's hand.
	370. Calais. "The boke of paymentes of the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais be the spase of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the xi^th day of Septembr, and enditt the viii^ti day of Octobre, anno xxii^o R.R. Hen. VIII." "Wagis of clarckes, masons, carpenters, sawers, long cartes, short cartes, great tumbrells and empchons for the new fortificacons made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the xi^th day of Septembr, and enditt the viii^ti day of Octobr, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII."2 clarckes. 3 masons strangers working at making up of a wall at the Kinges brewhouse, callide the Swanne, within the towne of Calais. 6 carpenters, strangers out of Englande, working at Oye slewse, as making the saide slewse new. p. 73. 6 carpenters strangers dwelling in the towne of Calais, working at Oye slewse for making new of the saide slewse. 4 sawers strangers working with the sawers of the ordinary wagis, for the est juttye. p. 74. 8 dayly laborars. 2 joyners working upon the watche-house over the Lanterne Gate, as making of wyndows of wainscottes and of other necesares within the saide watche-house. A tilar stranger, working with the tilar of the ordinary wagis upon the Kinges housis within the towne of Calais; 2 laborars servyng the saide tilars. p. 75. 49 laborars working at the West Juttye, as remevyng of gret stones from the saide juttye, and takyng up the olde frame of the said juttye, for settyng in of a new frame, and fillyng of the saide new frame with chawlke and harde stone. pp. 76 and 77. 25 laborars servyng the masons of the ordinary wagis, pavyng of the towne wallis of Calais, of brykk, morter, and also making of mortar. p. 78. Item paide to xii. osars of water day and nyght at Oye slewse, and for clensing of the saide slewse for the carpenters taking mesure thereof, and while the carpenters was settyng in of new postes, see gates, flude gates, and also settyng the wynkes of the said slewse new made, by the space of xxiiii. dais and nyghtes, a man 1 pese at xii^d gr. day and nyght, 1 man xiii^d, every man xxiiii^s gr. p. 79. Short cartes caryng of brykkes from the Englishman brykkyll unto the towne of Calais, for pavyng of the saide towne wallys (27 laborers) p. 81. Short cartes caryng of tymber out of the towne of Calais unto the Est Juttye, and caryng of olde tymber from the saide juttye unto the Kinges carpentre with in the saide towne, and caryng of tymbre to the water syde to be had to Rysebanck, and caryng of meny other necesares out of the towne and into the towne (25 laborers). p. 82. Short cartes caryng within the towne of Calais out of the Kinges store-house unto the Castell, as tilis, lyme, brykkes, scaffollyng, and meny other necesares unto the Kinges Excheker and to the Kinges ordinance housis (10 laborers). p. 83. Short cartes caryng of tymbre, plates, postes, bynders, nedilles, anckers, and meny other necesares, from the Kinges carpentre by Bollyn Gate unto Rysebancke, for the new juttye their set up (20 laborers). p. 84. Great tumbrelles caryng of sande, lyme, for the maysons pavyng new the wallis of the towne of Calais, and also caryng of chawlke on Rysebank syde for fillyng of the west juttye new made (7 laborers). Short cartes caryng of ireon worke and the great gyn in and out from Calais to Oye slewse, for making new of the sayde slewse (3 laborers). p. 85. Empchons : Payment to John Dosyne for boltes of ireon, forelocks, kayes, drawght pynnys, spykes, hokes, &c. p. 87. Payment to John Tack, glaciar, for takyn downe panys of olde glasse, and for quarelles of new glase, &c. p. 88. Payment to William Diar for sheres of ireon, a hoke, boltes, plates, forelockes, kayes, spyke boltes, barres, &c. &c. p. 89. Also for working of the tryndyll of the myll at Hampnes Castell, and for craines of ireon, boltes, bateryng of masons ireons, &c. p. 90. Payment to William Claxon for morter toubbis, cowlis, water buckettes, hopis, &c. p. 91. Payment to Harry Dyke for clentche naile, spikes, &c. Summa totalis paide for the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the spase of xviii^ti dais, endyng the viii^th day of October anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII., cxxi^li. xix^s. xi^d. ob. gr. Signed by Sir Robt. Wyngffeld, John Wallop, Crystofer Garneys, William Sympson. p. 92.
	ii. The boke of paymentes of the newe fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the vi^th daye of Novembre, and enditt the iii^de day of Decembr, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. p. 1. Waigis of clarckes, sawers, laborars, longe carts, short carts, g[reat tumbrells], and empcions for the newe fortifica[cions] made at the towne and scunage of Calais [by] the space of xxviii^ti dais beynnyng [the] vi^th day of Novembre, and enditt the iii^de daie of Decembr, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII^vo. 2 clarckes. 6 sawers, sawying with the sawers of the ordinary wagis, as bynders, nedilles, anckers, lantows, camshedis, and meny other necessares for the Est Juttye, and for making of the new wharff by the Crane. p. 3. 4 tilars, strangiers, working upon the Kinges ordinance housis, and also in the castell of Calais, and in the Kinges Exchekre; 6 laborars servyng the saide tilars. 2 tylars, strangiers, working at the Castell of Hampnes; 2 laborars servyng the saide tilars. 2 joyners working at the Castell of Calais. p. 4. 8 dayly laborars. p. 5. 42 laborars working at the crane as fyllyng be hynde the wharffis with see clay and erthe, which wharffis was brokyn by the grete rage of the see. pp. 6 and 7. 35 laborars fillyng of tumbrells with erthe for fylling be hynde the new counter meure in the est brayes, and also mending of gappis brokyn with the rage of the see. pp. 8 and 9. A longe cart caryng of logges from the Kinges store-house, callide the Irmytage, within the towne of Calais, unto the tyle kyll at Newname Brige, for burning of tylys (1 laborar). A longe cart caryng of tylys from the tyle kyll at Newname Brige unto the Kinges storehouse within the towne of Calais (1 laborer). A longe cart caryng of redd clay for reparacions of the King's ordinance housis, and of the artilery housis (1 laborer). p. 11. Longe cartes caryng of chawlk for fillyng alongst the wall of the out syde of Lovelles Bray towardes the see, for savyng of the saide wall, which was in gret ruynde by rage of the see (9 laborers). Longe cartes carying of see clay for fillyng of the wharffe new made be the Crane, which was brokyn and caryde away by (the) great rage of the see (7 laborers). p. 12. Shorte cartes caryng of burras out of the West Braye to the wyndmyll, for stoppyng of a gret gapp brokyn by the rage of the see, and caryng tymbr to the est juttye, and caryng of meny other necessares out of the towne and into the towne (24 laborers). p. 13. Short cartes caryng diverse necesares within the towne of Calais (8 laborers). Short cartes caryng out of the towne of Calais unto the fery of Saint Petirs, tilis, lathis, lyme, and meny of other necesares for the Castell of Hampnes (6 laborers). p. 14. Short cartes caryng to Rysebancke, for the west juttye, from the carpentre in Bullyn Gate Strete, as tymbre, anckars, bynders, nedilles, plates, and meny other necessaries for the saide juttye (10 laborers). Short cartes caryng of slate tile out of the haven into the West Brayes of the towne of Calais (6 laborers). p. 15. Great tombrelles caryng of erthe into the Est Braye for fyllyng by hynde the newe counter meure of the saide braye (19 laborers). p. 16. Grete tumbrelles caryng of chawlke on Rysebancke syde vnto the further ende of the West Jutye, for fillyng of the saide juttye (10 laborers). p. 17. Empchons : Payment to John Dossyne for booltes, steropps of ieron, a shere, hopis, &c. p. 19. Payment to John Dossyne, the Kinges smythe, for pynnes of ireon, a anckar, forelockes, barres, armyng nailes, &c. p. 20. Payment to John Lockersmythe, for a payre of gemeus, latchis, hangynglocke, barres, &c. Payment to John Atwell for syngle bryge naile, and spikes. p. 21. Payment to Harry Dyke for boltes, forelockes, and kayes, a payre of gemeus, stone hengis, nailis, spikes, &c. p. 22. Payment to Laurance Chandler for gren mawnddes, charkcole, naile, &c. p. 23. Payment to Mathew Sherman for gren mawnddes, barrow grese, and calkyng of the slewses. Payment to Edward Dixon for sowder. Payment to Martyn Williamson, master of the Kinges playte ship, for him and his men, hyers for a hole vyage and a haufe vyage from Wynchelsee to Calais, and for the vytelyng and charges of the said ship. p. 24. Payment to William Newton for slate tylis. Payment to Colnet Bocher for roddis. Summa totalis paide for the new fortificacons made at the towne and scunage of Calais, be the space of xxviii. dais, ending the iii^de day of Decembr, anno xxii. R. R. Hen. VIII^mo. cx^li. xix^s. xi^d. ob. gr. Signed by Sir Rob. Wyngfeld, Sir Jo. Wallop, Sir Chr. Garneys, and Will. Sympson. p. 25.
	iii. The boke of paymentes of the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, be the space of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the iiii^th day of Decembre, and enditt the last day of the same moneth, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. p. 95. Wagis of clarckes, sawers, tilars, laborars, longe cartes, short cartes, grete tumbrelles, and empchons, for the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the spase of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the iiii^th day of Decembre, and enditt the last day of the saide monethe, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. 2 clarckes. 4 sawers, strangers, sawyng with the sawers of the ordinary wagis, as anckers, bynders, nedilles, lantows, planckes, and meny other necesares for the Est Juttye, and for other workes. p. 97. 6 tylars, strangers, working upon the Kinges ordinance houses, and also in the castell, and in the Kinges Excheker, and upon the towne hall. 9 laborars servyng the saide tylars. p. 98. 8 dayly laborars. p. 99. 54 laborars working as filling the est juttye with chawlke, and also working at the crane, fillyng of erth be hynde the wharffe new made at the saide crane, and fillyng of grete tumbrelles with ertht. pp. 100 and 101. 15 laborars working at the Kinges brykery, as setting new of a brykkyll, which brykkyll by the great rage of the see was almost lost. p. 102. Longe cartes caryng of chawlke for making of a see hedd be the West Bray gate, which was brokyn by the great rage of the see all alongst the saide bray wall (5 laborers). Longe cartes caryng of see clay from the flo merke be yonde Newname bryge unto the towne of Calais, for fillyng be hynde the wharffe from the crane all alongst toward the Lanterne Gate, which wharffe was brokyn by the grete rage of the see (10 laborers). p. 103. A longe cart caryng of logges from the Kinges store-house, callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, unto the Kinges tile-kyll at Newname bryge, for burnyng of tilys (1 laborer). A longe cart caryng of tilis from the saide tilekyll unto the towne of Calais (1 laborer). Longe cartes caryng of logges out of the Kinges store-house, callide the Armytage, unto the Kinges brykery be yende Newname bryge, for burnyng of brykks (6 laborers). p. 104. Short cartes caryng of logges unto the Kinges brykery be yend Newname bryge, for burnyng of brykkes (20 laborers). p. 105. Short cartes caryng of tymbre from the Kinges carpentre unto the est juttye, as stoppers, bynders, anckers, and caryng of olde tymbre from the juttye, and caryng of meny other necesares out of the towne and into the towne (19 laborers). p. 106. Short cartes caryng within the towne of Calais, as to the castell, to ordinance housis, and to many other plasys of the Kinges, as lyme, tyle, tymbre, bordes, lathes, and meny other necesares within the saide towne (9 laborers). Short cartes caryng of tymbre from the Kinges carpentre unto Rysebancke, and caryng of olde tymbre from the saide Rysebancke unto the saide carpentre (4 laborers). p. 107. Great tumbrelles caryng of ertht to the crane, for fillyng be hynde the new wharff ther made, which wharff, and the erth, and also the clay was carryde away by the rage of the see (15 laborers). p. 108. Empchons : Payment to John Dosyne for boltes of ireon, forelockes, kayes, spyke boltes, jakkyde spikes, barres, nailes, steropps, &c. p. 110. Also for boltes of ireon, plates, kayes, pannys of ireon, &c. Payment to Nele Robson, brykmaker, for mouldyng, making, and burnyng of brykkes. Summa totalis paide for the new fortificacons made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, ending the last day of Decembr, anno xxii^o R. R. Henrici Octavi, lxxxix^li. x^s. xi^d. ob. gr. Signed by Sir Robert Wyngffeld, John Wallop, Sir Crystofer Garneys, and William Sympson. p. 111. m^lxxxiiiilⁱ. xiii^d. v^d. ob. gr. = cciiii^xx. ix^li xv^s. viii^d. st. ... viii. bokes. p. 114.
	iv. The booke of paymentes of the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the xxvi^ti day of February, and endit the xxv. day of March, anno xxii. R. R. Hen. VIII. p. 51. Wagis of a clarcke, sawers, tilars, laborars, longe cartes, short cartes, grete tumbrelles, and empchons for the new fortificacions, made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti daies, begynnyng the xxvi. day of February, and enditt the xxv^ti day of Marche, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII.A clarck. 4 sawers, strangers, sawyng with the sawers of the ordinary wagis, as bynders, anckars, camp sheds, lantows, plancks, and meny other necesares for the new frame of the est juttye. p. 53. A tilar, stranger, working with the tilar of the ordinary wages, upon the towne hall, and upon the Kinges Wardrop. 3 laborars servyng the saide tilars. 8 dayly laborars. p. 54. 49 laborars working upon the see-banckes be twene boothe the slewses, as remevyng of grete stones and olde burras from the saide see-banckes, and setting up of new burras, and leyng up of the grete stones to the saide burras by twene boothe slewsis, and also setting of burras upon the see banckes on Rysebancke syde, for savyng the sandy banckes. pp. 55 and 56. 25 laborars working upon the see-banckes be twene the litle slewse and the grete slewse, as makyng and mendyng the saide banckes with see turff and see clay, and also laborars fillyng of grete tumbrelles with see clay for makyng hyghther and thicker the see banckes be twene the rownde bullwark and the litle slewse upon the see banckes. p. 57. Longe cartes caryng of see turff for making and mending of the see banckes (15 laborars). Payment to Martyn Holande of Pittam, and John Vase of Sentercase, and their company, for caryng of burras from the Kinges woode, at Collway, to the towne of Calais. p. 60. Short cartes caryng of burras out of Lovelles bray over unto Rysebancke, for setting all alongst the sandy banckes (26 laborars). p. 61. Shorte cartes caryng out of the Kinges carpentree unto the est juttye, bynders, anckars, and meny other necesares, and also caryng of olde tymber from the saide juttye unto the Kinges carpentre (8 laborars.) Short cartes caryng of tymber unto the tile house at Newname bryge, for shoryng and mending of the saide house, and also caryng of sparres, bordes, postes, and meny other necesares to the Kinges brykery-house at the saide bryge (8 laborars). p. 62. Greate tumbrelles caryng of see claye for resyng and making thicker of the see banckes be twene the rownde bullwark and Newname bryge, and also be twene the saide rownde bullwark and the lytle slewse upon the see banckes (12 laborars). p. 63. Empchons : Payment to John Dosseyn for boltes of ireon, forelockes, kayes, steropps, jagged spikes, hopis, a shere, nailys, anckars, &c. p. 65. Also for greate boltes of ieron. Payment to Peter Rigborn and his company for cuttyng and making of burras. Payment to Mychell Bynde for reede. Payment to John Locker for sewing moulddes with ireon for the brykmakers, and for a porasar for the tile maker. p. 66. Empchons : Payment to Harry Dyke for a stocke-locke, gemeus, staples, keyes, dogancker of ireon, &c. Payment to Edward Dixon for soder. Payment to Segar Antony for fraughts of tymbre from Wynchelsee to Calais. p. 67. Item for costes and charges goyng from Calais to London to the kinges Grace, to shewe his Highnes of the plaite, and also the estimate for the settyng up of the towne wall that ys fallyn downe, and the other v. wardes to be takyn downe and made up againe, and for makyng up the wall at Rysebank, and making of the juttyse, wharffis, see banckes, the pynnyng of Lovelles bray, and meny other thinges, beyng out by the space of v. wekes, beginnyng the xii. day of February unto the xix. day of Marche; also the wardyn of the maysons for lyke costes, iiii^li. xiii^s. iiii^d. Payment to John Cornelis of Handwarp, for holyng, drymmyng ande making of slate tyle. Summa totalis paide for the new fortificacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, ending the xxv. day of Marche, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII., cxlvi^li. xvii^s. x^d. gr. Signed by Sir Rob. Wyngffeld, John Wallop, Crystofer Garneys, Willm. Sympson, and John Rokewood. p. 68.
	v. The boke of payments of the new fortificacions and reparacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais by the space of xxviii^th dais, begynnyng the xxvi^th daye of Marche, and enditht the xxiii^ti daye of Aprile, anno xxii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. p. 27. Waigis of a clarck, sawere, tylare, laborare, longe cartes, short cartes, great tumbrellis, and empchons for the new fortificacions made, and reparacions of the see banckes, Rysebancke syde, the juttysse and wharffis, with other necesares without and within the towne of Calais, by the spase of xxviii^ti dais, begynnyng the xxvi^th day of Marche, and enditt the xxiii^ti day of Aprile, anno xxii^o Hen. VIII. A clarcke. 2 sawiers strangers, sawing with the sawers of the ordinary waigis, as nedylles, bynders, anckers, camp shedes, grete postes, planckes, and other necesares for the new frame of the est juttye. p. 29. A tilar stranger, working with the tylar of the ordinary waigis, upon the Kinges excheker, wardrope, and ordinance howse within Calais. 3 laborars servyng the saide tylars. 8 daily laborars. p. 30. 48 laborars, working at Rysebancke, setting of burras all alongst the saide banckes for fortifiyng of the same banckes from the greet rage of the see, and ladyng of short cartes with burras within Lovelles brayes, to be caryde to the saide workes at Rysebancke with other necesares. pp. 31 and 32. 21 laborars working at the sea bancke by the great slewse, new making and mending the saide banke and the wynges of the saide slewse with see turff and clay, and setting of burras and leyng up of great stones ayenst the saide bankes for defending of the rage of the sea, and laborars cuttyng of see turff and ladyng of longe cartes with turff, and clay for the workes at the saide sea banckes. p. 33. 5 lyme burnars and hewyers of chawlke for making of lyme for the King at the lyme kyll by the Bulleyn well within the towne of Calais. p. 34. Longe cartes caryng of chawlke from Saint Martynes hill to the lyme kyll by the Bullyn well within the towne of Calais (6 laborers). Longe cartes caryng of see turff and see clay from the floo marke without Newname bryge to the fore seid workes at the see banckes by the gret slewse (11 laborers). p. 35. Longe cartes caryng of logges out of the Kinges storehouse, named the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, to the Kinges tylle kylle within Newname bryge, for burnyng of tylys for the King (3 laborers). A longe carte caryng of redd clay for making and mending of the tyle kyll at Newname bryge, and also caryng to the King's ordinance houses within the towne of Calais (I laborer). Payment to Martyn Holande and John Vaux, with their company, for carryng of burras out of the Kinges wood at Collway. Payment to John Rodder and his company for caryng of tymber. p. 36. Short cartes caryng of logges from the Kinges ship out of the havyn to the Kinges storehouse, callyde the Armytaige, within the towne of Calais (25 laborers). p. 37. Short cartes caryng of pylys, planckes, bynders, and other necessares out of the towne of Calais to the fore saide grete slewse, and caryng of gabuls, anckers, with other necessares stuff belongyng to the Kinges playte ship from the same playte, with other carage of sande and other necessares to the Kinges storehouse within the saide towne of Calais (15 laborers). p. 38. Short cartes caryng of burras to Rysebanke out of Lovells brayes, to be set at the saide banke for the defence of the great rage of the see (29 laborers). p. 39. Short cartes caryng of tymber, sparres, hurdils, and other necessares out of the towne of Calais to the Kinges brekerye with out Newname bryge, and to the Kinges tylle kylle within the saide bryge (3 laborers). Short cartes caryng of lyme and tyle from the Kinges store-house callide the Armytage, to the Kinges excheker, wardrop, and ordinance house, and caring of small mastes, sparres, and hurdylls for skaffollyng to and at the towne wallis of Calais (8 laborers). p. 40. Short cartes caring of chawlke frome with out Mylk Gate to the lyme kyll by Bullyn well within the towne of Calais, for making of lyme and caryng of rubys out of the towne to the towne wharffis, and caring of gravell for mending of the way goyng to the fore saide lyme kill, with other necessaryes for the Kinges workes without the towne of Calais (7 laborers). Greate tumbrelles working at the sea banckes, as caryng of claye and other necessaryes for filling of the saide bankes (7 laborers). p. 41. Empchons : Payment to Mychell Bynde for reeds. Payment to Colnet Bocher for hurdells and rodds. Payment to Edward Dixon for soder. Payment to James Hole for sagge. Payment to Peter Rygborn and his company for cutting and making of burras. Payment to Segar Antony for a freight of tymber. p. 42. Payment to John Dossyne for grete boltes of ieron, spike boltes, steropps, naylle, &c. Payment to John Atwell for smale spikes. p. 43. Payment to Harry Dyke for plates, lynche pynys, hurters, boltes, forelockes, kayes, staples, axe, rakes, &c., &c. p. 44. Payment to William Clarkeson for bokettes, watir, and sande tubbys, hopis, &c. p. 45. Bought at Handwarp all suche stuff as folowith : Ruff tile and paving tiles; for caryng of the same; Brabant stone and Gutter stone; for barrellis of tarras, and caryage of same; for barrells of stone lyme and for caryng of same; for clynckards, okam, sayle twyne, bastes, capron sparres, in Flamyshe money, at the rate of x^s the angell, xviii^li. xii^s. l^d. = 22l. 13s. 0d. qr. gr. p. 46. Ad huc at Handwarp : Kyrk sparres and caryage of same, dele bordis and for caryage of same, for whitt paper, for boultes of poulle davy, nayllis of all sortes, ieron spykes, green mawnds, waynscott, and balansing scalys, and for caryng the same, in Flamyshe money, at the rate of x^s the angell nobyll, xlvi^li. vi^s. ob. = lvi^li. viii^s. vii^d. gr. p. 47. Ad huc at Handwarp : Payments for the costum of the stuff, and for the freight of the same; for maryners to helpe the ship to be lade, and for towing out the saide ship; for costes of wagon and horse-hire, and for menys mete, drynk, and lodgyng, in Flamyshe money, at the rate of x^s the angell, vi^li. xvi^s. ob. = viii^li. v^s. ix^d. ob. gr. Summa totalis paide for the new fortificacions and reparacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais by the space of xxviii^ti dais, ending the xxiii. day of Aprile, anno xxii^o R.R. Hen. VIII., clxxxxii^li. xiii^s. ii^d. qr. gr. Signed by John Berners, Edmund Howard, John Wallop, Crystofer Garneys, William Sympson, and John Rokewood. p. 48.
	vi. The boke of payments of the newe fortificacions and reparacions don at the towne and scunage of Calais by the spase of xxviii^th daies, begynnyng the xxiii. day of Aprile, and endid the xx^th day of May, anno xxiii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. p. 607. Wagis of a clarcke, sawers, tylars, laborars, longe cartes, shorte cartes, and empchons for the newe fortificacions and reparacions don upon the town wallis of Calais, see banckes, and Rysebancke syde, with other necessares without and within the towne of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti daies, begynnyng the xxiii^ti day of Aprile, and endide the xx^ti day of Maye, anno xxiii^o R. R. Hen. VIII. A clarcke. 2 sawiers strangers, sawyng with the sawers of the ordinary wages. p. 609. A tylar stranger, working with the tilar of the ordinary wagis upon the towne hall, the Kinges excheker, wardrop, and ordinance house within the towne of Calais. 3 laborars servyng the saide tylars. 8 dayly laborars. p. 610. 46 laborars workyng vpon the towne wallis of Calais in the southe syde of the said towne, as takyn down the olde wall, and also laborars servyng the masons of the ordinary waigis with brykkes [and] mortar; and also laborars making of mortar, beryng of water, quenching of lyme, and doyng of other necessares within the saide towne. pp. 611 and 612. 27 laborars working vpon the see banckes betweene booth the slewsis, as making and mending the saide bancke with see turffe and see claye, and also laborars settyng of burras on Rysebancke syde for savyng of the saide banckes from rages of the see. p. 613. 5 lyme burnars and hewers of chawlke for making of lyme for the King at the lyme kyll by Bullyn well within the towne of Calais. 2 thatchars thacking of a house newly sett vp in the Kinges brykery by sydes Newname bryge. p. 614. Longe cartes caryng of chawlke from Saint Martyns Hill to the lyme kill by Bullyn well, within the towne of Calais (12 laborars). Longe cartes caryng of see turff from the floo marke by yende Newname bryge vnto the see banckes bytwene booth slewsis (7 laborars). p. 615. A longe cart caryng of logges to the tyle kyll at Newname bryge from the Kinges storehouse, callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais (1 laborar). A longe cart caryng of tylis from the tyle kyll by Newname bryge vnto the Kinges storehouse within the towne of Calais (1 laborar). Paide to Roger Fissher and his company for caryng of xxx^ti ton of tymber from the crane vnto the Kinges carpentree within the towne of Calais, at iiii^d gr. the ton. p. 616. Short cartes caryng of brykkes from the Kinges brik kyll by yonde Newname bryge vnto the towne of Calais for making of the south wallis of the said towne (30 laborars). p. 617. Short cartes caryng of logges out of the havyn in to the towne for the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, within the saide towne of Calais (16 laborars). p. 618. Short cartes caryng out of the haven vnto the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, suche stuff as was bought in Flanders (20 laborars). p. 619. Short cartes caryng of see cole out of the haven vnto the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, for burnyng of lyme (18 laborars). p. 620. Short cartes caryng of skaffollyng out of the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, vnto the Mylk Gate Brays, and caryng of necessares out of the towne and in to the towne (15 laborars). Short cartes caryng of lyme, brykkes, and other necessares out of the towne of Calais vnto the castell of Rysbancke (3 laborars). p. 621. Short cartes caryng within the towne of Calais (7 laborars). Short cartes carrying of movldyng bordes, water tubbys, whelebarrows, and diverse other necessares out of the towne of Calais to the Kinges brikery and tyle-kyll (5 laborars). p. 622. Great tumbrells caryng of see claye and other erthe for fillyng of the sea banckes whych was brokyn by great rages of the see betwene booth the slewsis (5 laborars). Great tumbrellis caryng of see cole from the Kinges storehouse, called the Armytage, vnto the lymekyll by Bullyn well, also caryng lyme from the saide kyll to the southe brays, and also caryng of sand for making of mortar and quenching of lyme. Colis to the lyme kyll (2 laborars). Lyme from the lymekyll (2 labrars). Sande for quenching of lyme and making of mortar (2 laborars). p. 623. Paide to James Mylowe, master vnder God of the Kinges playte shipe, for a vyage to and fro from Wynchellsee to Calais with logges, for him and his menys hyers, and also for costes and charges of vytelyng the saide ship. Paide to James Lawson, of Newcastell, for xlii. chawldron of Newcastill colis. Paide to Antony Stoblar for the freight of the saide colis to Calais. Paide to John Tacke, glaciar, for taking down of olde glas sete in new leede in the great chamber in the castell of Calais, and for xxxv. quarrellis of newe glas. p. 624. Empchons : Paide to John Dossyns, the Kinges smyth, for grete boltes of ieron for the gret postes of the newe frame for the Est Juttye; grete pike boltes, for the said frame; iiii. crowes of ieron for breckyn of the towne wall that ys fallyn down, and for a sterop for the drawe-bryge at the Lanterne Gate. Paide to Laurence Chandler, for grene manddes for the lyme kyll, and for barows gres for gresyng of the Kinges tymber cartes. p. 625. Paide to Willm. Claxon, cowper, for morter tubbis, bockettes, coolys, hoggeshedes, water bockettes, hopis for mendyng the old morter tubbys, and for playnyng bordes. Paide to Antony More for cornar tyle. p. 626. Paide to Willm. Lawles, purveior of the Kinges tymber and of other necessares in Englande, for tymber, and for iii. shippis ladyng with logges at Wynchellsee. Paide to Peter Johnson, of Rosyndall, for the freight of a ship of logges from Wynchellsee to Calais. Paide to Mychell Adryanson, of Rosyndale, for his ship ladyng of logges bought in the haven of Calais for burnyng of brykkes. p. 627. Paide to Bartillmew Frose, tylemaker, for makyng, mouldyng, and burnyng of tylis. Paide to James Hole, of Collam, for saggde for the brykmakrs at Newname bryge for savyng of the brykkes. Paide to Mychell Bynde for reede for the saide brykmakers. Summa totalis paide for the newe fortificacions and reparacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais by the space of xxviii^ti dais, endyng the xx^ti day of May in anno xxiii^o R. R. Hen. VIII., cclxiiii^li. vi^s. ix^d. gr. (Signed by John Berners, Edmund Howard, John Wallop, Crystofer Garneys, sr., Willm. Sympson, and John Rokewood.) p. 628.
	vii. "The boke of paymentes of the new fortificacions and reparacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii. dais, begynnyng the xvi. day of July, and enditt the xii^th day of August, anno xxiii^o. R. R. Hen. VIII^mo." Wagis of a clarke, joyners, sawers, tylars, laborars, longe cartes, short cartes, grete tumbrelles, and empchons, with other necessares for fortificacions and reparacions of the towne and est juttye of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, begynnynge the xvii^th day of July, and ending the xiii. day of August, anno xxiii^mo R. R. Hen. VIII.A clarcke. 2 sawers sawyng of bordes, planckes. and quarters for the hersys and draw-brydgis of the gate of Calais. 3 joyners working within the Kinges excheker as sylyng the Kinges grete parlor their, with other necessaryes. p. 117. 2 tylars working with tylar[s] of the ordinary wagis upon the Kinges wardrobe, ordinaunce house, and the Kinges storehouse within the towne of Calais. 2 laborers servyng the saide tylars. 8 dayly laborars. p. 118. 45 laborars working at the est juttye, as filling the new worke there made with chalke and hard stone, by the tyde, night and day. p. 119 and 120. 55 laborers working betwene Devellyn towre and the the Milk-gate within the towne of Calais, as making of morter, beryng of water to the helpe and servyng of masons of the ordinary wagis, with morter, chalke, stones, and other necessares for making of a foundacion of a new mountte conteignyng in lenght frome the west syde of the saide Devellyn towre unto the Mylkegate foresaide. (fn. 1) pp. 121 and 122. Longe cartes caryng of chalke from (fn. 2) hill unto the Mylke-gate within the towne of Calais, for making of a new mount from the saide gate unto Devellyn towre, and so westward within the saide towne (16 laborers). Payment to Richard Atwell for caryng of tylys. p. 123. Longe cartes caryng of logges owt of the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, unto the Kinges brykery by yende Newname brydge, for burnyng of brykes (7 laborers). Longe cartes caryng of logges owt of the haven unto the Kinges brykery, for burnyng of brykkes (5 laborers). p. 124. Shorte cartes caryng off logges owt of the haven to the Kinges brikery without Newnam brygge, for burnyng of brykes for the King (21 laborers). p. 125. Shorte cartes caryng of logges owt of the Kinges storehouse callide the Armytage, within the towne of Calais, to the fore saide brykkery without Newname bryge, for burnyng of brykkes (26 laborers). p. 126. Short cartes caryng of tymber to the este juttye, and caryng of dyverse necessares owt of the towne and in to the towne (24 laborers). p. 127. Shorte cartes caryng of brykkes from Newname brydge to [the] Mylke-gate, within the towne of Calais, for making of a new mownte there (12 laborers). Shorte cartes caryng of logges owt of the haven unto the Kinge[s] storehouse callide the Armytage (8 laborers). p. 128. Shorte cartes caryng of diverse necessares within the towne of Calais (8 laborers). Great tumbrelles caryng of chawlk, lyme, brykkys, hard stone, and meny other necessares for the fundacion of a new mownte by Mylke-gate all alongst to Develyn towre (12 laborers). p. 129. Payment to John Rudder and his company for caryng of tymber. p. 130. Payment to Harry Dyke for jemews, stockes, staples, nailes, lockes, plates, boltes, hopis, bandes of ireon, lynse pynnys, &c. p. 131. Empchons : Payment to William Claxson for morter tubbis, bockettes, coolys, hopis, &c. Payment to Nele Robson and to his company, brykmakers, for making, moulding, and burnyng of brykkes. p. 132. Payment to Peter Van Rome for the fraught of his ship ladyn with logges from Wynchellsee to Calais. Payment to Segar Antony for fraughtes of tymber from Wynchellsee to Calais. Summa totalis paide for the newe fortificacions and reparacions made at the towne and scunage of Calais, by the space of xxviii^ti dais, ending the xiii. day of August, an^o xxiii^mo R. R. Hen. VIII^ti, clxviii^li. xiiii^s. v^d. ob. q. gr. p. 133. Totalis of the iiij. bokes, dv^li. vii^s. vii^d. ob. p. 138.
13 Aug. R. O.	371. H. Earl Of Northumberland to Cromwell. Thanks him for his manifold kindness. Appeals to him in great perplexity, as his only earthly joy and comfort is in the King's favour. As he wrote from Roston, not only the judges, who were nevertheless very indifferent, but the sheriff and quest impanelled, had such letters from the King and the Master of the Wards, "with such labours in his Highness' name, that fearing the right by them not to be indifferently handled, was non suit," although the right of his inheritance was evident, as the bearer, his attorney, can show. Begs Cromwell to use his influence with the King for redress. Newcastle, 13 Aug. Signed. Pp. 2. Add. : To, &c. Mr. Cromwell, one of the King's most honorable Council.