Monasterie of Wallyngforde the p_ar_sonage of Rudbye, and suche other lond_es_ as his grace hathe purchased of s_ir_ Antonye and s_ir_ Roberte Ughtred in the Counties of Yorke and Lyncoln, or that he will haue the same Mon_asto_ri and other the premisses geuyn vpon condicion to his saide Colledge in Oxforde, to thyntent that they shall make a lyke guyfte of the lond_es_ apperteynyng to the late Mon_astor_is of Snape, Dodneshe, Wyk_e_ and Horkisley to his saide colledge in Gipswiche, whiche condicion in myn opynyon shulde well serue for all casualties, and compelle them of the colledge in Oxforde to make a guyfte of the same accordingly. One speciall thing ther is that ye must moue his grace in which is, that he maye not in any wise p_ro_cede to therrection of his saide colledge in Gipswiche, before the xxj. daye of Julye next comyng, for asmuche as thoffices in the Chauncerie shall not expire, vnto the full accomplishment of iij Monethes vntill the saide xxj Daye, nor his grace cannot haue the Syte and circuyte of the late Mon_asto_ri of Saynct Peter suppressed, vpon the whiche the saide colledge muste be erected by thordres of the lawe of thie londe before the saide xxi Daye. His gracious pleasure knowen in the premisses I trust by thassistence of my lorde chief Baron vnto whome I wille resorte from tyme to tyme for his good counsaile to perfo_ur_me fulfille and accomplisshe euery thing according to his said gracious pleasure, in suche wise that he shall therwithe be right well contented. Hartely Desiring youe to moue his grace for the signature of the l_ette_re for the poore man of Arragosco who lyeth here to his great and importunate cost_es_ and charg_es_ in maner to his vtter vndoyng, And also for the signature of one other l_ette_re in Frenche Directed to the gouernours of the Towne of Depe for the Delyuerie of certeyn Englisshe mennys good_es_ beyng marchauntt_es_ of London of late taken vpon the See by men of warr of the saide toune of Diepe. It maye also please youe to shew my lorde his grace this l_ette_re and that I maye haue answer of his gracious pleasure withe all spede, whiche shalbe a great furtheraunce to his busynes. The mynute of his erexion is all redye Drawen and shalbe p_er_fected vpon his answer And thus o_ur_ lorde preserue youe At London the xxx Daye of June. At your co_m_maundement THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ To the right woorshipfull maister Thomas Arondell be this youen. _Endd._ From Mr. Cromwell the xxx day of Junii about the p_er_fectinge of the Cardynalls ij Colleg_es_ of Oxford and Ipswich. 8. CROMWELL TO WOLSEY. R.O. Cal. iv. 4697. ‹Sept. 3, 1528.› Details concerning the colleges at Oxford and Ipswich, and the revenues from the lands and monasteries appropriated for their use.