The Paston Letters Ad 1422 1509 volume 2
The Paston Letters Ad 1422 1509 volume 2
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29 Hen. Vi. Signed.
1 [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 230. ] 2 [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 236. ] 212 HENRY VI Begs them to send his grain and malt in a good vessel, well accompanied, 141:1 with a good wind, as he has had great losses before. Speak to the Mayor of T A >[ 28 Norwich about Appulzerd's matter ; for there was no city in England that I loved and trusted most upon, till they did so unkindly to me and against truth in the Lady BardolPs matter. ' [This letter is referred to by Blomef...ield (Hist, of Norf. Iv. 388, Note 9), and two short extracts are given from the beginning, relating to the Hospital of St. Giles. ] MEMORANDA FOR PROSECUTIONS 1 Presentations fact* et fienda in audiendo et determinando?
FOR as meche as the oyer and termyner is thus restreynyd, 1451 not vythstandyng the wrytyngs and all the materis utterid be my Lord of Oxenford, but if ther folow sumwhat lyke to the perell lyke to be conceyved be maters that so wern utterid and be the seyd wrytyngs, ellis shall it gretly sowndyn ageyns the worchep and the weel of all the personys, lordis, and other that eyther have wreten or utterid owght, and lyke wyse of hem in whos name seche materis hath ben utterid, soo that hereaftyr, whan they have ryght gret nede to be herd, and to be wel spedde, they shul the rather fayle thereof bothen, and here enemyes the heyer up and the more bold, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 Hen. Vi. Signed.
1 [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 230. ] 2 [From MS. Phillipps, 9735, No. 236. ] 212 HENRY VI Begs them to send his grain and malt in a good vessel, well accompanied, 141:1 with a good wind, as he has had great losses before. Speak to the Mayor of T A >[ 28 Norwich about Appulzerd's matter ; for there was no city in England that I loved and trusted most upon, till they did so unkindly to me and against truth in the Lady BardolPs matter. ' [This letter is referred to by Blomef...ield (Hist, of Norf. Iv. 388, Note 9), and two short extracts are given from the beginning, relating to the Hospital of St. Giles. ] MEMORANDA FOR PROSECUTIONS 1 Presentations fact* et fienda in audiendo et determinando?
FOR as meche as the oyer and termyner is thus restreynyd, 1451 not vythstandyng the wrytyngs and all the materis utterid be my Lord of Oxenford, but if ther folow sumwhat lyke to the perell lyke to be conceyved be maters that so wern utterid and be the seyd wrytyngs, ellis shall it gretly sowndyn ageyns the worchep and the weel of all the personys, lordis, and other that eyther have wreten or utterid owght, and lyke wyse of hem in whos name seche materis hath ben utterid, soo that hereaftyr, whan they have ryght gret nede to be herd, and to be wel spedde, they shul the rather fayle thereof bothen, and here enemyes the heyer up and the more bold, &c.
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