[Footnote 464: _The Marriage of Queen Mary and King Philip_, Official Account of the English Heralds; printed in the _Chronicle of Queen Jane_, etc., Appendix, p. 167.] [Footnote 465: The Lady Margaret Clifford, Mary’s only female relative present. Not, as Miss Strickland says, the Lady Margaret Douglas, who was at that time Countess of Lennox.] [Footnote 466: _Chronicle of Queen Jane_, etc., _ut supra_.] [Footnote 467: Wriothesley, vol. ii., p. 120.] [Footnote 468: Wriothesley, vol. ii., p. 121. Machyn, _Diary_, p. 67. “Relation de ce qui s’est passé en la célébration du mariage de nostre Prince, avec la sérénissime Reyne d’Angleterre,” Louvain Archives, Reg. Côte, G., f. 339.] [Footnote 469: _The Narrative of Edward Underhill_, Harl. MS. 425, f. 97, Brit. Mus.; printed in the _Chronicle of Queen Jane_, etc., p. 170, appendix. Underhill, although belonging to the so-called gospellers, and having been arrested while Mary was in Suffolk, for a ballad which he had written against Papists, was released a few days after her arrival in London. He always remained a Protestant, but was so conspicuously loyal to the Queen that he was never molested for religion during her reign.] [Footnote 470: Holinshed, vol. iii., p. 1120.] [Footnote 471: _Papiers d’Etat du Cardinal de Granvelle_, vol. iv., p. 285.] [Footnote 472: _Ibid._, p. 317.] [Footnote 473: Holinshed, p. 1121. Froude in repeating this story (_History of England_, vol. vi., p. 254), misled no doubt by Strype’s marginal notes, makes it appear as if the Bible had been an offensive object to Gardiner and the Queen, not that the grievance was, as the chronicler expressly states, the fact of its being represented in Henry’s hands, instead of in Mary’s.] [Footnote 474: _Ambassades_, vol. iii., p. 305.] [Footnote 475: _Ambassades_, vol. iii., p. 309 _et seq._] [Footnote 476: _Ibid._, p. 323.] [Footnote 477: Holinshed, p. 1121.] [Footnote 478: _Papiers d’Etat du Cardinal de Granvelle_, vol. iv., p. 281.] [Footnote 479: Pole’s Correspondence, Latin, pp. 162-66; English translation, _Venetian Cal._, 1534-54, 946.] [Footnote 480: _Dictionary of National Biography_, article “Reginald Pole”.]