The iustices reuoked out of exile.]

Shortlie after, to wit, the thirteenth of Nouember, the yoong quéene

was conueied from thence with great pompe vnto the Tower, at which

time there was such prease on London bridge, that by reason thereof,

certeine persons were thrust to death: among the which the prior

of Tiptrie, a place in Essex was one, and a worshipfull matrone in

Cornehill an other. The morrow after she was conueied to Westminster

with all the honor that might be deuised, and finallie there crowned

queene vpon sundaie being then the seauenth of Ianuarie. On the two and

twentith of Ianuarie was a parlement begun at Westminster, in which

the duke of Lancaster caused to be legitimated the issue which he had

begot of Katharine Swinfort, before she was his wife. ¶ At the same

time Thomas Beaufort sonne to the said duke, by the said Katharine,

was created earle of Summerset. ¶ There was an ordinance made in the

same parlement, that iustices should not haue anie to sit with them as

assistants. ¶ Moreouer there was a tenth granted by the clergie to be

paied to the kings vse at two seuerall termes in that present yeare. In

this yeare the king contrarie to his oth reuoked the iustices foorth of

Ireland, whom by constraint (as before ye haue heard) he was inforced

to banish, thereby to satisfie the noble men that would haue it so.

[Sidenote: Brest yéelded vp to the duke of Britaine.

Priuie grudge betwixt the king and the duke of Glocester.

The talke betwixt the king and the duke of Glocester.

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