London and the Kingdom - Volume 3: A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.Sharpe, Reginald R. (Reginald Robinson)
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London and the Kingdom - Volume 3: A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.
Sharpe, Reginald R. (Reginald Robinson)
London (England) -- History
Letter Book K, fo. 105.
My ryght trusty and with al myn herte entierly welbeloved frendis I
grete yow wel as hertily as I can. Desiring evermore to knowe of the
welfare and prosperite of yowe alle and of ech of yow and of al þe
good commune of þe noble citee of þe which ye bee for my singuler joye
and gladnesse. Biseching oure blessed lord evermor to give yow as good
welfare as ye can desire and as I wold for my self. And wol ye wite
þat nought wiþstanding divers adversitees þat I soeffre ayeinst Reson
and gentilesse I hadde pourposed me to have goon to þe court of Rome
to doo þe duetee þat loongeþ to myn astat trustyng always þat þe moost
xren prince my souverain lord of whos disposicioun I ne have noo doubte
and also his wise counsail of his Royaume in engeland wel advised
wolde have doon me Right and favour also al þing considered aswel in
myn absence as yn my presence. Nevertheless as in to þis tyme I feele
right littel or noon as me þenkeþ And þerfore nought wiþstanding þat
oure holyfader haþ sent un to me for to come to hym in haste I wol
leeve al þing for a tyme and retourne agein into engeland and bee þer
yif god wol a boute þe bigynnyng of þis parlement to knowe þe causes
why I am þus straungely demeened and declare my self as a man þat have
nought deserved soo to be treted. Mi right trusty and wiþ al myn herte
entierly welbeloved frendis I þanke yow wiþ al þentierness of my herte
of youre good love favour and will wich I have ever founden in yow
paying you of youre good continuance and douteth not ye schull þerinne
doo to god plesance for he is al trouþe to þe Kyng my soverain lord
noo trespas nor offence but to hym comen to more age which with goddis
mercy shal in haste growe singuler plesir, and to your self worshipp.
My right trusti and wiþ al myn herte entierly welbeloved frendis yef I
can or may goodly eny thing doo to your ese ye certiffie me þerof as to
hym þat to my trewe pouer wol faithfully parfourme hit right gladdly
and wiþ al myn herte þat knoweþ our blessed lord whom I hertily beseche
to have yow evermor in his gracioux proteccioun and keping. Written att
þe good town of Gaunt þe xiiie day of Averil.
No. 16.
Letter from the Mayor and Aldermen of Calais to the Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of London asking for assistance. Dated 27
June [1436].
Letter Book K, fo. 148.
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