Six daies saith _Grafton_.]

The question then was asked of the bishops, who declared themselues

to be of the like opinion, touching that charter, as they were of

the other. At that selfe time the archbishop of Canturburie absented

himselfe from the parlement, in hope that the king would be his fréend,

and stand his verie good lord, for that he had promised nothing should

be doone against him in the parlement whilest he was absent. But

neuerthelesse, at the importunate sute of the said sir Iohn Bushie

and others, the archbishop was condemned vnto perpetuall exile, and

appointed to auoid the realme within six wéekes. And therewith the

king sent secretlie to the pope for order that the archbishop might be

remooued from his sée to some other, which sute was obteined, and Roger

Walden lord treasuror was ordeined archbishop in his place, as after

shall appeare.

[Sidenote: The earle of Arundell areigned.

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