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Editorial comments:
BL MS Cotton Galba C VII f. 37r - v. Jo Huband to William Herle.
Address Leaf:
[Superscription:]
To the right worshippfull my verie good frend William Hearle
Letter Text:
[fol. 37r]
1580 22 Martij /
Felloe William, I could have wisht your abode rather heere then at Montgumury, and as
I take it yt might aswell stood with your busines heere as ther which I wishe to take
successe to your owne desire/ As I remembre you told me you might have xvCli forbeare not
a good offer/ detract of tyme drawethe perrill./ Suche a Some of money is greate,
consideringe the skarcenes and the ambiguitie of the Cause / The Frenche
Imbassadours (as my late lres tell me) are staied till xx
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daies after Easter / The
French K. said to be dead The preparacon ther still contyneweth/ Bruted for flanders I
wishe it be so mente / The K of Spain leviethe greate forces out of Naples, florence and
Cicilia and divers other partes They saye they come to the lowe countreis / but
rather thought for others Out of Ierlond no good newes.
Dolbany made protector of Scotland / we presently send greater forces to the borders /
The best newes her majestie is in healthe which god longe preserve with resistence of her
enemies / Thus with my hartie Comendacons I bid you farewell Shrosbury the xxij
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Marche 1580 your lovinge frend Jo Huband