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This Williā Tayler Maior of Lon¦don* 1.1 afore named, gaue to the Citie of London certaine tenementes, for the which the citie is bounde to pay for e∣uer, at euery fiftene to be graunted to the kynge, for al suche people as shall dwel in Cordwainer strete ward, that shalbe sessed at .xii. d. the pece, or vnder Whiche charitable woorke oughte not to be forgotten, but remayn in remem∣brance
to the exaumple of them, who are able to doo the lyke.
The grudge whiche the erle of War∣wike had conceyued against kyng Ed∣ward for the forsaid mariage, declared it selfe openly▪ so that he adioyned him with the duke of Clarence the kynges brother, and by their meanes stirred so the Northern men, that they diuers ty∣mes rebelled, and turned the kyng and the realme to muche trouble. But short¦ly the kyng demeaned hymself, that the* 1.2 rebelles were suppressed. Wherfore the erle of Warwike perceiuyng his part to be weakened, fled with the duke of Clarence, and other into France.
Charitable dedes of William Tayler.
Battayle at Badbery.