Item, the most parte off the sowdyors that went over with Sir Robert
Green have leeff, and be comyn hom, the hyghe weye ffull; my cariage was
behynd me ij. hours longer than I lokyd afftr, but I wysse I wende that
I myght have etyn my parte on Good Frydaye all my garees [_finery_] and
pryde had ben goon, but all was saffe. I pray yow iff W. Mylsent go
ffroo yow, that he myght come to me at Caleys, I will have hym.
[Footnote 184-1: [From Fenn, ii. 130.]]
[Footnote 184-2: William, Lord Hastings.--F.]
[Footnote 184-3: John, Lord Zouch of Harringworth; he was
attainted in the first year of Henry VII.--F.]
[Footnote 184-4: Mary, daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Hungerford;
she afterwards married Edward, son and heir to William, Lord
Hastings, who in her right became Lord Hungerford, her uncle’s
attainder being reversed.--F.]
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