gratum, et iustitiae consentane[um] erit, ita {nos} ipsam ad parem beneuolentiam erga subditos v_es_tros, data occasione, exhibendam propensior ardentiorque {efficiem[ur]} reddetur. Et bene valete. Ex Regia n_ostr_a Richemondiae Die xxiiij Maij MDXXXIIII. De nobis v_er_o possunt v_estr_ates o_m_nes in iustis suis hic occurrentib_us_ negocijs ap_u_d ha_n_[c] Regia_m_ Ma_iesta_tem omne humanitatis officiu_m_ sibi polliceri quod suo loco et te_m_pore cumulate p_rae_stabim[u]s Vester bonus amicus THOMAS CRUMWELL _Add._ Mag_nifi_cis D_omi_nis Consulibus, et Senatoribus Ciuitatis Lubicen_sis_ _etc._ Amicis n_ostr_is C_arissi_mis. 75. CROMWELL TO MR. SAPCOTTES. R.O. Cal. vii. 790. June 4 ‹1534›. Desires him to repair to London as soon as possible, as he is executor of Edw. Watson, deceased, who was in danger to the King. Mr. Sapcott_es_ I co_m_mende me vnto you. And For as moche as ye were executour and admynistrato_ur_ of the good_es_ of Edwarde Watson decessed who was in daungier to the king_es_ highnes, I shall therefore aduertise and require you that vppon the sight of these my l_ette_res for that matier w_i_t_h_ other thing_es_ that I haue to sey vnto you ye do put yo_ur_ self in a redynes to repayre vnto me w_i_t_h_ all conuenie_n_t celeryte. And at your co_m_myng ye shall knowe Ferther of the king_es_ pleasure. So Fare ye well From my house at Canbery the iiii^{th} day of June Yo_ur_ Freend THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ To his louing frend Mr. Henry Sapcott_es_ be this youen at Lyncoln. 76. CROMWELL TO THE EARL OF SHREWSBURY. Ellis Letters, 2nd Ser. ii. 135; Cal. vii. 973. July 13 ‹1534›. Thanks him for his zeal in apprehending a hermit, who has been examined, and is to be tried by the justices of assize, and punished according to the law.