My specyall good lord after my most humble reco_m_mendacyons ‹it› may please the same to be adu_er_tysyd how that the kyng_es_ highnes hathe Co_m_maundyd me to gyue yow knowlage that yf ye may by any possyble meanys yo_ur_ helth and lyffe preseruyd Repayre hether this next terme yt sholde be moche to his gracyous contentacyon and Comfort to haue yo_ur_ presens and Cow_n_sayle in his affayres and his grace dowtyth not but ye wyll yf it be possyble for yow to trauayle accomplyshe all thing that maye be to the Satysfaccyon of his pleasure. I assure yo_ur_ lordshyp his grace hathe not a Few tymes lamentyd in the presens of yo_ur_ frend_es_ not onlye yo_ur_ absens but also yo_u_r Infyrmyte wherfor his grace hathe bene veraye Sorye. And my lord bycause this berer Maister Jonys dothe now repayre vnto your lordshyp for yo_u_r Fauours and goodnes to hym so shewyd toward_es_ his p_re_fferment vnto whom yt may please you at my poore Sute & medyacyon to be specyall good lorde Assuryng yo_ur_ lordeship that he ys a p_er_ffect honest gentylman and such on_e_ as ye shall neu_er_ Repent the thing that ye shall doo For hym as knowyth the holye trynyte who euer p_re_serue yo_ur_ lordshyp in long lyffe and good helthe At londen the vi^{th} daye of Aprell. 41. ‹CROMWELL› TO ‹LORD SCROPE›. R.O. Cal. vi. 383. April 25 ‹1533›. The King has received his letters, and is glad that he will let him have the manor of Pyssow in Hertfordshire. The King will give him good lands in exchange. My specyall goode lorde after all dew Reco_m_mendacyons this shalbe to adu_er_tyse the same that the kyngys highnes right thankffullye dyd accept yo_ur_ l_ette_res to hym dyrected & delyuered by mr. chasye and his grace ys m_er_veylouslye well contentyd that yo_ur_ lordshyp wooll let his grace haue yo_ur_ mano_ur_ & p_ar_ke of Pyssow in exchaunge. Wherfor his Magestie hathe Co_m_maundyd me to Inserche for land_es_ for yo_u_r Recompens which I shall doo w_i_t_h_ all conuenyent spede and as to the rede howsys with the other thing_es_ mouyd to me by this berer yo_ur_ s_er_u_a_unt I wyll vndowtydlye doo my best so that yo_u_r lordeshyp by the next shalbe certeffyed of the kyng_es_ Full and determynate pleasure in all thing_es_ as knowethe o_ur_ lorde who eu_er_ p_re_serue yo_ur_ lordshyp in long lyffe & good helthe at london the xxv^{th} daye of Aprell. 42. ‹CROMWELL› TO ‹THE DUKE OF SUFFOLK›. R.O. Cal. vi. 415. April ‹1533›. The King is pleased with his willingness to surrender his patent of Earl Marshal, which has been granted to the Duke of Norfolk. Suffolk is to have the Justiceship of the Forests on this side of the Trent for life, in exchange. Advises him to come to Court at once.