Reference: BL, MS Cotton Galba D VIII f.84r-v
Citation: DCB/001/HTML/1007/008
Date: 17 February 1591
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Later Addition: [[Belgia]] 1591 stilo Romano 17 February to Master Bodly
Sir, I receaved your letter of the xijth the xvjth beinge all ready to march the next morninge, whose councell [was held] so houlsomme, and whose letter bereth so good credit with us, that we are re- solved to stay a farder directions from Sir John Norres, or your self making our selves alwayse ready att an howers warning.I have dispatched captayn Gripes to Sir John Norres with my letters to this same effect: to whom /[.]/ I have sent a coppy of your letter, requiring his speedy aun- swer, and farder order: thus for this present, I leve yow to god: Dusborgh this xvijth of Februarij 1590. Your most affectionate to do yow service Oliver Lambert.
Postscript: Ther is [fivetene] passes of our wall of [[Dusborgh]] fallen downe, a sufficient breach. [[.]] 3 day [.] before we apoynted to march [[.]][.] for our money for we are [much] behynd and in great want.
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