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182
St. P
, ii, p.101 (
LP
, 111, 3049).

183
St. P
, ii, pp.69-70 (
LP
, iii, 1252).

184
St. P
, ii, p.140, n.1 (
LP
, iv, 4502).

185
This was Surrey’s own view of his task; see
St. P
, ii, p.73 (
LP
, iii, 1377); also
St. P
, ii, p.37
LP
, iii, 924.

186
St. P
, ii, pp.72-5 (
LP
, iii, 1377) Surrey to Henry, 30 June 1521.

187
This is Bradshaw’s view; see Bradshaw, p.64. But since most people shared Surrey’s pessimism, I am not convinced.

188
St. P
, ii, pp.66-8 (
LP
, iii, 1252).

189
St. P
, ii pp.77-82 (
LP
iii, 1447).

190
Surrey first asked for his recall in June 1521; see
St. P
, ii, p.74 (
LP
, iii, 1377). For the events leading up to his final recall see
St. P
, ii, pp.84-93.

191
St. P
, i, pp.72-3 (
LP
, iii, 1675).

192
St. P
, iii, pp.66-68 (
LP
, iii, 1252).

193
There is no direct evidence for this, but the circumstantial evidence seems convincing: Ireland was included amongst a number of other matters that the king intended to tackle in an undated memorandum placed at the end of 1519, that has the appearance of a programme for the new era of peace; see
LP
, iii, 576.

194
St. P
, ii, p.34 (
LP
, iii, 860).

195
St. P
, ii, p.52 (
LP
, iii, 1004).

196
St. P
, ii, pp.52 ff. (
LP
, iii, 1004).

197
St. P
, ii, p.54 (
LP
, iii, 1004).

198
Bradshaw, pp.78-9; Quinn, p.329.

199
LP
, iii, 670 [2].

200
LP
, iv, 4277.

201
St. P
, i, pp.69-70 (
LP
, iii, 1646).

202
St. P
, i, pp.72-3, 76-7; ii, pp.88-91 (
LP
, iii, 1675, 1709, 1718).

203
Inter alia St. P
, ii, p.58 (
LP
, iii, 1037).

204
This was well understood by all those involved; see
inter alia St. P
, ii, pp.129, 136 (
LP
, iv, 4265, 4541);
LP
, iv, 8193.

205
St. P
, ii, pp.104-8 (
LP
, iv, 537).

206
LP
, iv, 81 [2].

207
LP
,, iv, 4556, 4562, 4609.

208
LP
, iv, 4459, 4540-1.

209
St. P
, ii, pp.135-6 (
LP
, iv, 4459).

210
St. P
,i, pp.91-2 (
LP
, iii, 1762).

211
LP
, iv, 2405 (3).

212
LP
, iv, 4878, 4911, 4919, 5002, 5322, 5501, 5620, 5756, 5938;
Carew MSS
, i, 126. Most of the evidence derives from 1528-9, but the historian of seventeenth-century Ireland, Sir James Ware, says that Desmond began his plotting in 1524; see Ware, p.77.

213
Carew MSS
, 126; Holinshed, vi, pp.281; Quinn,
IHS
, xii, pp.333-4.

214
LP
, v, 398; Quinn,
IHS
, xxi, pp.336-7.

215
St. P
, ii, pp.147-50 (
LP
, iv, 5903).

216
Ormond Deeds
, iv, 149.

217
St. P
, ii, p.137 (
LP
, iv, 4541).

218
Quinn, pp.330-6.

219
St. P
, i, pp.72-3 (
LP
, iii, 1675).

220
St. P
, ii, pp.136-40 (
LP
, iv, 4541).

221
LP
, iii,670.

222
St. P
, ii, pp.102-4 a letter to Wolsey 1 June [1524] by an unknown John, sometimes thought to be John Allen, but more likely to be John Rawson, prior of Kilmain.

223
St. P
, ii, 102-4.

224
LP
, iv, 80; Taunton, pp.123-4;
LP
, iv, p.1077.

225
The rebellion, led in the 9th earl’s son, ‘Silken Thomas’, broke out in autumn 1534 on the death of his father in the Tower, and took almost a year to put down.

226
LP
, xii [2], 1237.

227
By the Welsh chronicler Ellis Griffith; see HMC,
Wales
, i, pp.ix-x. For Griffith see Thomas Jones.

228
R.R. Davies, p.3.

229
Ibid, pp.67 ff.

230
Owen Glendower’s rebellion had broken out in 1400 and was to last for about ten years. The exceptional circumstances arose from Henry
IV
’s usurpation.

231
Griffiths,
Principality of Wales
, pp.27 ff.

232
Glamorgan County History
, p.275; Owen, p.27-8.

233
Wales and Monmouthshire
, app.3 for Holt’s memorandum.

234
Glamorgan County History
, p.308.

235
Though not formally abolished; see J.B. Smith, pp.157 ff.

236
Griffiths,
Principality of Wales
, p.xix.

237
Ibid, pp.162ff.; LLoyd, passim.

238
Ross, pp.76-8.

239
B.L. Vitellius C i, fo.14; Theophilus Jones, p.363; Pugh,
EHR
, lxxi, pp.436 ff.

240
Pugh,
EHR
, lxxi, pp.436 ff.; Pugh,
Marcher Lordships
, pp.245 ff.

241
BL Add. MS.32091, fos.107-9, printed in Skeel, pp.35-6; this to Buckingham as lord of Brecon and Hay.

242
Pugh,
Marcher Lordships
, pp.45-6;
Registrum Caroli Bothe
, pp.35-6, a letter to the bishop of Hereford of the same date as that to Buckingham.

243
Pugh,
Marcher Lordships
, pp.271ff.

244
Ibid, p.46.

245
LP
, iv, 5098-9; Theophilus Jones, i, pp.353-64 (though he gives 1533 or 1584 as the date); Pugh,
Marcher Lordships
, p.46; Skeel, pp.54-5.

246
BL Vitellius C i, fos.7v ff; quoted in Madden, pp.4 ff.; also Skeel, pp.49 ff.

247
Inter alia
Skeel, p.49. For the preamble itself see BL Vitellius C i, fo.7v (Madden, p.2).

248
B.L. Vitellius C i, fo.16.

249
Ibid, fo.14.

250
Griffiths,
Principality of Wales
, pp.162 ff.; D. Jones, pp.81 ff; LLoyd, pp.54 ff.

251
LLoyd, pp.62-4.

252
St. P
, i, p.72 (
LP
, iii, 1675).

253
For its membership see Madden, p.xxxiv.

254
Elton,
Reform and Reformation
, p.203;
Glamorgan County History
, pp.562-3; P. Williams,
Council in the Marches
, pp.13-5.

255
LP
, vi, 210.

256
Glamorgan County History
, p.565; P. Williams, pp.15ff.

257
Glamorgan County History
, p.563.

258
W.R.B. Robinson, p.350.

259
LP
, iv, 2448.

260
LP
, iv, 4079.

261
LP
, iv, 4470.

262
LP
, iv, 5345.

263
For Ferrers’ bill of indictment against ap Griffith see PRO STAC 18/234, printed in D. Jones, pp.192-5; see also LLoyd, pp.75ff.; Rees, pp.45 ff; W.L. Williams, pp.1 ff.

264
David Jones, p.194.

265
HMC,
Wales
, i, p.x.

266
Thomas Jones, p.11.

267
HMC,
Wales
, i, pp.ix-x.

268
Suggested by Williams (W.L. Williams, p.23), but rejected by Lloyd (Lloyd, p.98).

269
Ives,
Bulletin of the John Rylands Library
, 52, pp.364 ff.

270
Roberts, pp.49-70, but see also Rees, pp.27-100.

271
LP
, x, 453.

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