The summarie of English chronicles (lately collected and published) nowe abridged and continued tyl this present moneth of Marche, in the yere of our Lord God. 1566. By J.S.

Anno. 11.

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• Nicolas Exton goldsmith

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• [date 1387] Wylliam De∣nour
• Hugh Fostalfe

This yere Thomas of Wodstoke duke of Glocester, y^• erles of Arūdell, War∣wike, of Darby, & of Notingham, con∣syderyng how this lande was misgo∣uerned, by a few persons about y^e king entending reformation of the same, as∣sembled at Radecocke brydge, where they tooke their counsell, and raisyng a strong power, cam to Lōdon, where they caused the kyng to cal a parliamēt whereof hearyng Alexander Neuyll, archbyshop of Yorke, sir Lionel were, marques of Deuelen, & sir Michael de¦la Poole, Chācellor & erle of Suffolk fearing punishment, fled the lande and died in strange countreis. The kynge by counsaile of the aboue named lordes during the parliament, caused to be ta∣ken sir Robert Tresilian, chief Iustice of Englande, sir Nicholas Brembre,

late Maior of Lōdon, sir Iohn Salis∣bury knight of houshold, sir Iohn Be∣auchampe steward of the kings house, sir Symon Burley, sir Iames Bernes and syr Roberte Belknappe knightes and a sergeant of armes, named Iohn Dske, the whiche by authoritie of the sayd parliament, were conuict of trea∣son, and put to death at the toure hil, & at Tyborn. And Iohn Holt, Iohn Loc¦ton, Richard Graye, Milliā Burgth, and Robert Fulthorpe iustice, with y^• other foresayd lordes, which before had voided the land, wer banished and exi∣led for euer.