‘I find by these Lett_re_s that Cramwel kept certein scholers in Cambrige, for he entreats _th_e Card^{l}. to p_re_ferre the_m_ to Benefices w_hi_ch should fall in his ArchB_isho_prick.’[761] 14. ‹CROMWELL› TO ‹WOLSEY›. R.O. Cal. iv. 6368. May 5 ‹1530›. Information concerning the progress of the Cardinal’s affairs at Court. Advises him to comply with the King’s requests. After my right hartie Co_m_mendac_i_ons to yo_ur_ grace according to yo_ur_ desire specified in yo_ur_ L_ette_res of answer to the request made vnto youe by the King_es_ maiestie for the Treasourership of York I haue so solicited the matier bothe to his hieghnes and to docto_ur_ Leighton that bothe be content that your gift shall stande so as yo_ur_ grace do accomplishe the teno_ur_ of his hieghnes L_ette_res nowe eftsones directed vnto youe, whiche myn advise and counsail is that youe shall in any wise ensue, and that yo_ur_ chauncelo_ur_ shall do the semblable in another request made by his Maiestie vnto him w_i_t_h_out staye tract or further stycking. And in any thing ell_es_ wherin I maye do vnto your grace stede or pleasure I shalbe as glad to doo thoffice of a frend_e_ as you shalbe to require the same of me. Thus moost hartely Fare youe well. From St. James besid_es_ Westm_inster_ the v^{th} of Maye. 15. CROMWELL TO WOLSEY. R.O. Cal. iv. 6431. June 3 ‹1530›. Promises to send a full answer to his letters by Ralph Sadler. Recommends the bearer. Please it your grace to be aduertised that I haue receyued your l_ette_res by Thomas Rawlyns and haue perceyued the content_es_ thereof and will make answer to the same p_ar_ticulerly by my seru_a_unt Rafe Sadleyr, who o_ur_ lorde willing shalbe w_i_t_h_ yo_ur_ grace w_i_t_h_ all spede. Your grace I assure you is moche bounde to the gentilman this berer for his good reporte in eu_e_ry place who I assure yo_u_r grace hathe not lefte in eu_e_ry presence to say of you as by lykelohod ye haue gyuen him cause. I assure yo_ur_ grace he and such other haue don yo_ur_ grace moche good, it shalbe in myn opynion therefore right well don to give him thank_es_ accordingly, for by my faith he is right worthye. And thus the holie trynitee preserue your grace in long lyf good helth and moche hono_ur_. At london the iii^{rd} daye of June. Your most humble s_er_u_au_nt THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ my lorde Cardinall‹s› grace. 16. ‹CROMWELL› TO ‹WOLSEY›. B.M. Cott. App. L. 7; Cal. iv. 6482. June 30 ‹1530›. Fragment of a letter, in answer to several minor requests of the Cardinal. Various details.