LORD MOLYNS TO THE TENANTS OF GRESHAM[99.1]

_To my trusty and wel belovyd, the Vycary and Tenaunts of my Lordschepe

of Gressham._

[Sidenote: 1449 / MARCH 24]

Trusty and welbeloved frendys, I grete yowe well, and putte yowe all

owte of doute for all that ye have doon for me; and the money that ye

pay to my welbeloved servaunt, John Partrich, I will be your warant as

for your discharge, and save yowe harmeles ayenst all thoo that wold

greve yowe, to my power. And, as hertly as I can, I thanke yow of the

gud wyl ye have had, and have, toward me. And as to the tytyll of rigth

that I have to the Lordship of Gressam schal with in short tyme be

knoweyn, and be the lawe so determynyd, that ye schall all be glad that

hathe ought me youre gud wyll therin.

And All Myghty God kepe yow; and, be His grace, I schall be with yowe

son aftyr the Parlement es endyd.

Wrytten atte London, on Oure Lady evyn last past.

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