_Add._ To the right woorshipfull maister Thomas Arondell be this youen.

_Endd._ From Mr. Cromwell the xxx day of Junii about the p_er_fectinge of the Cardynalls ij Colleg_es_ of Oxford and Ipswich.

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Details concerning the colleges at Oxford and Ipswich, and the revenues from the lands and monasteries appropriated for their use.

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Please it your grace to haue in remembraunce yo_ur_ Fynours of Duresme whose contynuaunce here is not onely to their greate cost and losse of tyme but also to the greate hinderaunce of your werk_es_ ther, and also they be veray poore, your gracious pleasure therfore wold be knowen whether they shall resorte to yo_ur_ presence, or howe otherwise yo_ur_ grace will they shalbe ordred

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I haue according to your moste gracious co_m_maundement sent herein inclosed the clere yerely valeurs of all suche lond_es_ as ye haue purchased in the Counties of Yorke and Buckingham, and also the clere yerely value of the late monasterie of Wallingforde

If it may stonde with yo_ur_ pleasure to appoynte in whose name yo_ur_ grace intendithe to dedicate your colledge in Gipswiche, and by what name the maister and fellowes shalbe called, the lycence of erexion, the l_ette_res patentt_es_, pryuate Seales and other thing_es_ necessarie for the same myght be put in a redynes so that no tyme shulde be loste

I haue caused suche bill_es_ as be allredie signed to passe the pryuy signet and pryuate Seale, and shall nowe put to wryting the l_ette_res patentt_es_ for the brode Seale, so that after the iii monethes expired yo_ur_ grace may geue the lond_es_ conteyned within the same according to youre moste gracious pleasure. It shalbe well done that yo_ur_ grace haue in remembraunce thapp_ro_p_ri_a_ci_on of the benefices to your colledge in Oxford, and that an ende maye be takyn withe all ordynaries which I thinke is not yet done

I haue spoken with maister Babington nowe lorde of Kylmayne for the exchaunge to be made bitwene yo_ur_ colledge in Oxforde and his religion for Saundforde, It may therfore please your grace that yo_ur_ pleasure may be knowen whether this vacacion yo_ur_ counsaile shall farther co_m_mune withe hym and other whiche haue auctoritie in that behalf, or not, whiche in myn opynyon shulde be well done, and will sett yo_ur_ purpose in a great forwardnes