Your chapell w_i_t_h_in the saide colledge most deuoutely and vertuously ordered And the mynistres w_i_t_h_in the same not onely dyligent in the s_er_uyce of god but also the seruice daylie doon w_i_t_h_in the same so deuoute solempne and full of Armonye that in myne opynyon it hathe fewe peres. There is a benefyce voyde w_i_t_h_in the dyoces of saincte dauyes in Wales which is of yo_ur_ gracyous gyfte by meane of the chauncelorship of Englonde. Yf it may please your grace to gyue the same to Mr. Byrton he shoulde be the more able to do your grace seruyce. The name of the saide benefyce is called sayncte Florence. I assure yo_ur_ grace the saide Mr. Byrton is a right honest man And by somme reporte right well lerned and shall do yo_ur_ grace good seruyce. My besyness accomplisshed I shall according to my duetie repayre vnto yo_ur_ grace. Most humblye beseching the holie trynytee contynuallye to preserue the prosperous astate of the same in long lif and good helth. At Oxforde the Seconde day of Aprell. Your most humble s_erua_unt THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ To my l... _Endd._ M^r Cromewel ii^{da} Ap_ri_lis 1528 7. CROMWELL TO THOMAS ARONDELL. R.O. Cal. iv. 4441. June 30 ‹1528›. Requests him to send information concerning Wolsey’s wishes about various matters in connexion with the Colleges at Ipswich and Oxford. Right woorshipfull sir in my right hartie maner I commende me vnto youe, Aduertising the same, that I have receyued my lorde his gracious l_ette_res, wherin his grace commaundethe to be diligent in thexpedic_io_n of suche busynes as Do concerne the perfeccion of his colledge in Gypswiche, whiche I do intende (god willing) to put in execucion withe all spede, howbeit certeyne thing_es_ arn first to be knowen of my saide lorde his gracious pleasure, or euer the same can be perfected accordingly. Wherof one is, that it may please his grace to name the p_er_son that shalbe his Dean of his saide Colledge, And also to send to me ayen the Bille assigned of the licence graunted to his grace by the kyng his highnes to erect the saide colledge in Gipswiche, so that the signet and pryuye Seale may be made out vpon the same, And that we maye examyn the boke of erection which nowe must passe by my lorde his grace with the same bille signed in euery poynt. His gracious pleasure must also be knowen whether that (the Dean of his saide saide[759] colledge being Decessed, or by any other mean Depryued or amoued from the saide Deanrie) his grace then wille that thellection of a new Dean shalbe emong_es_ them of the colledge or whether his grace will remytt the same to be ordred by his Statutt_es_ by hym to be made accordingly. It maye please youe also to moue his grace whether he wille absolutelie haue a guyfte made to his colledge in Oxforde of the late