Master Maier I hartely recommende me vnto you And where for Certaine causes ye toke bounde of Sir Will_ia_m Wolff clerke somtyme chapplaine vnto Rice app Griff. Esquier disceased and of other suert[ies] with him by recognisaunce that the saide S_ir_ Will_ia_m shoulde k[epe] his personall apparaunce here in the Sterre chamber before the king_es_ most hono_ur_able counsaiell there for certayne causes to him to be obiecte on the king_es_ behaulf in this p_re_sent Terme as in the Condicion of the same Recognisaunce is comprisid. I doo you to vnderstonde that the saide S_ir_ Will_ia_m Wolff is clearly dischargyd of his saide apparaunce byfore the saide counsaill wherefore I praie you to cause the saide Recognisaunce withe the condicion [to be] made frustrate and Void. And thus Jhu kepe you writen the xix^{th} daie of June at London in the xxiiii yere of the Reigne of oure Sou_e_raien Lorde the Kinge Henry the Eight. _Add._ To Maister maier of Harfford Weste this be deliu_er_ed. 32. ‹CROMWELL› TO MR. ROWLAND. R.O. Cal. v. 1185 (i). July 19 ‹1532›. The King desires him to pay the bearer £5, to the use of the dean and canons of his college at Oxford, for the annual portion of his parsonage of Garsington, due to the late suppressed monastery of Wallingford. Maister Rowland after my herty co_m_mendac_i_ons this shalbe to adu_er_tyse you that hitt is the king_es_ grac_es_ pleissuire and co_m_maundeme_n_t that ye shall paye i_m_mediately after the sight off theis my letters to the hand_es_ off Maister Herry Williams beyrrer heiroff Fyve pownd_es_ off good and lawfull money off Englonde to the behoiffe off the deanne and Canons off his grac_es_ Colledge in oxford now lately erected. The whiche saide su_m_me off Fyve pownd_es_ was deue to haue byn payed by yow att the Feiste off sayntte Michell tharchangell laste paste For thannuall porcio_n_ goyng owtt off yo_u_r p_ar_sonage off Garsinto_n_ vnto the late suppressed priore off Wallingford. And theis my letters shalbe vnto yow a suffici_en_t warrauntt & acquyttaunce For the paym_en_t off the Forsaide Fyve pownd_es_. Faill you nott thys to doo as ye tendre the king_es_ pleissuire and thus Faire ye well. In haist From london the xix^{th} daye off July. 33. ‹CROMWELL› TO ----. R.O. Cal. v. 1184. July 19 ‹1532›. Recommends Robert Hogan, the King’s chief cook.