17. The appointment of John Thorneton the Elder, by Robt. Counstable, Esq. Constable of Quinborough castle, &c. to be Port Reeve of the manour of Middle, ton in the county of Kent, June 28, 1561.
21. Lord Chandos, to the Marquis of Winchester, Lord High Treasurer, and to Sir Richard Sackville, Knt. a Privy Counsellor; complains that (he being master of the Queen's game in Braydon Forest) the Lady Stump claimed the right of Brinkworth Woods, in the said forest, May 30, 1563.
89. Matthew, Archbp. of Canterbury, to Sir Wm. Cecill, mentioning his overbashfulness in speaking in public; that he would gladly decline personal conference with the Bp. of Aquila, the Spanish Ambassador, and rather do it in writing. Towards the end of 1563. See Camden's Eliz. Edit. 4, p. 68. T...
1. Dr. Francis Newton, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, to Sir Wm. Cecill; acquainting him that the Stewardship of the University is vacant, and desiring his directions for its supply, June 16, 1563.
14. Dr. Marshal, late Dean of Christchurch, his subscription to the Queen'S supremacy, and the form of church government established in the Synod at London, 1562, signed Dec. 21, 1563. (Latin.) Composed by Bp. Grindail.