The History of Mary I, Queen of England / as found in the public records, despatches of ambassadors, in original private letters, and other contemporary documents

by J. M. Stone

[225] Cotton MS. Titus B. i., 465, Brit. Mus.

[226] Cotton MS. Otho C. x., f. 277, Brit. Mus. Printed in Hearne’s Sylloge, 135.

[227] Cromwell’s Memorial of Instructions to his friend Christopher Mount. Cotton MS. Vit. B. xxi., f. 159, Brit. Mus.

[228] Cotton MS. Vit. B. xxi., f. 86, 18th March 1539.

[229] Correspondance Politique de M. de Marillac, p. 275.

[230] Gairdner, Cal., xiv., pt. i., 980.

[231] Gairdner, Cal., xiv., pt. ii., 212.

[232] Cotton MS. Titus B. i., 489, Brit. Mus.

[233] Gairdner, Cal., xvi., 897, Chapuys to the Queen of Hungary, 10th June 1541.

[234] There is a draft of a treaty in the British Museum between Henry VIII. and Philip Count Palatine, and Duke of Bavaria, for a marriage between him and the Lady Mary. In this treaty she is declared incapable by the laws and statutes of the realm of claiming any succession or title by right of inheritance.