me ‌ that the Bishop of Carlisle ctifieth of a young ward
that is fallen in York shire called Ingelby his lands worth
300 marks clerely & 2 children that been very young

me ‌ the wardship of one Darell in York shire

Itm the wardship of young Haliard which the bishop of
Carlisle have seased

me ‌ that Hastings offers 600 marks for the marriage of the young
lady Dinham Sir R Bray have promised she wool not Mary
w ‌ out the King's assent

Itm Sir Richard Nanfant owes Sir John Turbrevild

It the Queen owes in likewise

me ‌ that John Wollaston late cofferer w ‌ the pnce
have made his accounts before the pnce councell & other
auditors & is found in a debet clerely over & above diverse
other peticons &c as it appears more clerely
in diverse paps which Sir R Bray delivered unto the king
upon holy Rode even

Itm the same Wollaston is charged to answer for all the
silks & cloths that were bought for the marriage which
coste above

me ‌ of one Beaumont that is dede in Staff & have 3
daughters the King's wards the L Dudeley sues to
Sir R Bray for them

me ‌ of a Spaniard Vascunt of Aurea which have
brought 50 butt of Malvesy w ‌ out licence now
forfeit to the King's Halibrand have arrested it & have
the charge thereof

It therbe 2 other ships laden w ‌ Malvesies by
English men in Candye one of them at London and
the other at Hampton w ‌ out any licence to take a
Resonable way therin