I co_m_mend me vnto you. ‹and› Adv_er_tise you that the king_es_ highnes at this tyme dothe send George Whelpeley and John Brawne about certayne besynes geven vnto theym in charge to be done in those p_ar_ties, w_i_t_h_ soche spede and diligence as they convenyently may requyryng you and eu_er_y of you to p_er_mytt and suffer the same George and John to execute and do in eu_er_y thyng, as the kyng_es_ grace hath co_m_maundyd theym w_i_t_h_out any yo_ur_ ympedyment_es_ let or interupcion in and about the same. And in case any ill disposed p_er_sone or p_er_sones will disobey or gaynsay the same, I farther requyre you yn the kyng_es_ behalf to assiste ayde and counsaill theym in and about thexecucion of their purpose. As ye will advoyde the king_es_ high displeasure. And thus fare ye well. At london the iiii^{th} day of September. Your Freend THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ To the Mayres Sheriff_es_ and Bayliffes Custumers Comptrollers and Sercho_ur_s w_i_t_h_in the townes and port_es_ of Suthampton Portesmouthe and Pole and eu_er_y of theym and the Crek_es_ belongyng to theym and eu_er_y of theym this be youen. _Endd._ My m^{re}. l_ette_re for George Whelpeley 81. CROMWELL TO SIR ROGER REYNOLDS, ROBERT WOLF, AND JOHN KYTCH. R.O. Cal. vii. 1134. Sept. 6 ‹1534›. The King desires them to repair to Cromwell to answer to the charges made against them. I comend me vnto you And these shalbe to adu_er_tise you that the king_es_ pleasure is that ye y_m_mediately vppon the sight of these my l_ette_res shall repayre hither to answer vnto suche thing_es_ as then shalbe leyed and obiected to you on the king our saide sou_er_eigne lord_es_ behalf. Fayle ye not thus to do as ye will avoyde ferther perill and inconuenyence. So Fare ye well From my house at Canbery the vi^{th} day of Septembre. THOMAS CRUMWELL. _Add._ To Sir Roger Reynold_es_ priest M_aster_ of the Hospitall of Saynt Johns in Huntingdon Robert Wolf Baylif there and John Kytche and to eu_er_y of them be this youen. 82. CROMWELL TO LORD LISLE AND LORD EDMUND HOWARD. R.O. Cal. vii. 1179. Sept. 21, 1534. The King, hearing that the searchers of Calais are remiss, and permit things to be conveyed out of the realm contrary to law, has appointed Nicholas Caldwell and John Gough to aid them.