p. 060
Vicar of Sttallefeld
the busshope of Rome
The vicar of Stallefeld said at Leneham the tewysdaye before Lammas daye last past that it was no errour to preache the bisshop of Rome Supremehed of the churche untill the king had enacted the contrary
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23 Septembris
Jo Parkehurste
seditious
John Parkehurste of Leneham said the tewisdaye before Lammas last past, That the doctrine that was tawght xx or xxx yeres ago was as good as the doctrine whiche is set furthe now adaie
Testes supra nominati
Battersthe; Salter; Chyrden, Hardes; Nevenson; Wryte
Mr. Batterste of Canterbury and Mr. Salter one of the kinges beademen procured men to subscribe unto a bill whiche thei had devised for the declaracion of Sir humfray Cherdian parson of S. Alpheges, while he was in examinacion before my lordes grace of Canterbury at Lambeth as Jo uggden, Rauf Albright, Robert abselon and John barton cam witnes, And the said Mr. batterst said unto Jo uggden, that Mr Gardener and Mr. Shether should quale for trublyng of the said Sir humfray where as in dede the named Mr. Gardener and Shether disclosid nothing but as thei were required by my lordes graces lettres to signifie unto his grace what they
The vicar of Stallefeld said at Lenneham on Tuesday before Lammas day that it was no error to preach the Bp. of Rome Supreme head of the Church until the King had enacted the contrary. 23 Sept.John Parkehurst of Lenneham said on Tuesday before Lammas that the doctrine that was taught 20 or 30 years ago was as good as the doctrine which was set forth nowadays. Mr. Batterste of Canterbury and Mr. Salter, one of the King's beadmen, procured men to subscribe to a bill devised by them "for the declaration of Sir Humfray Cherdian, parson of St. Alphege's, while he was in examination before my Lord's Grace of Canterbury at Lambeth, as Jo. Uggden, Rauf. Albright, Robert Abselon and Jo. Barton, can witness. And the said Mr. Batterste said unto Jo. Uggden that Mr. Gardener and Mr. Shether should quail for troubling of the said Sir Humfray; whereas indeed the named Mr. Gardener and Shether disclosed nothing but as they were required by my Lord's Grace's letters to signify unto his Grace what they