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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 October 2009
very Rd Syr. my last was owt of Sussex wherin I informed you of such occurrentes as then hapned in these partes, but especially of the recovery of mr lea who had been most daingerously sick of a hott fever which had lik to have taken hime away from us. now I have receaved a coople from you together, thon of the 10 of Aprill, thother of the 6 of Iune. I see still how laborious you are in our affayers & soe doe we all, which maketh us perpetually bownd unto you, & how soever our sutes doe consort & fall owt, yeat for my own parte can not I see but that you tak all the means that may be to doe us good, which if they doe not tak place as you desyre we doe altogether impute it to the litle care is had by the highest of our pressures, & soe most goe on with contentd patience till it shall please our sweete lord to mak better provision for us. you cowld say no more too paul then you did, & although you cowld not hinder, but that he would give us a vice protector, yeat I doe not dowbt but your speches hath moved hime soe much that he hath taken order wzth melino, that he will prove farr more indifferent to our cause, then ever we found Bianchetto, therfor in any [‘cause’ deleted] case seeme to be confident with hime: & it may be our great sute beinge the first matter that he hath to deale for us, he wilbe the more forward to helpe us to bringe it to passe, that therby he may wynne us hearafter to have the mor liking unto hime.
832 Bennett's previous extant letter to More is AAW A XI, no. 105, dated 20 June 1612.
833 George Birkhead.
834 Pope Paul V.
835 Cardinal Giovanni Garzia Millini.
836 i.e. for the appointment of a bishop.
837 John Baptist Vives.
838 Thomas Worthington.
839 John Knatchbull.
840 Cardinal Edward Farnese.
841 George Birkhead.
818 Jesuits.
843 Du Perron, , Lettre de Monseigneur le Cardinal du Perron.Google Scholar
844 William Bishop.
845 John Bosvile.
846 Benjamin Norton.
847 John Clinch, chaplain to Roger Widdrington.
848 For the case of John Clinch, see Letter 33.
849 See Letter 30.
850 Edward Weston. Benjamin Norton informed More on 5 August 1612 that Weston was ‘pluckt oute of a hole by the legg yett for a greate somme of moneye lett goe…bycause they knewe him not to bee the man which then & nowe still they looke for, but they tooke awaye one Mr Browne or Tyas’, AAW A XI, no. 133 (p. 358).
851 John Varder.
852 See Letter 32.
853 i.e. at ‘her lodginge or prison near Newgate’, AAW A XI, no. 133 (p. 358).
854 Thomas Cornforth SJ.
855 See Letters 30, 34.
856 Pedro de Zúñiga.
857 See CSPV 1610–13, 402, 408, 427–8, 435.Google Scholar
858 See Letters 28, 29.
859 Edward Bruce, second Baron Kinloss, was said to have stabbed ‘Mr Devorax’, apparently over ‘words’ about the recently executed Sanquhair, Baron, Downshire MSS III, 332.Google Scholar
860 Richard Smith.
861 William Bishop.
86a William Rayner, secular priest. See Letter 32.
863 Copley, , Doctrinall and Morall Observations.Google Scholar
864 George Birkhead.
865 Not identified.