56. The Abp. of Canterbury, to the Lord Treasurer; that Asplyn, one of Cartwright's printers, had attempted to kill Day the printer and his wife, Nov. 13, 1573.
57. The Bp. of Winchester, to the Lord Treasurer; to be delivered from the vexation of the custody of the Bp. of Ross, whom he calls a devilish spirit, Nov. 14, 1573.
58. The Abp. of Canterbury, to the Lord Treasurer; he recommends Mr. Styll for the Deanery of Norwich; the state of the Church there; the world affects innovations; some want to have the fonts for baptism and the brazen eagles taken away, Nov. 15, 1573.
63. Nicholas Brown, of Cambridge, to Lord Burghley; that the Vice-Chancellor and Heads had ordered him publicly to recant certain doctrines which he was falsely charged of having preached, 1573. (Latin.)
64. Dr. Andrew Perne of Cambridge, to the Lord Burghley, their Chancellor; that a Grace had unanimously passed there, for such as had first Sworn to the University, being townsmen, Nov. 4, 1575.