History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of Elizabeth. Vol. II.

by James Anthony Froude

[74] Dr. London to the Bishop of Lincoln, Feb. 20. 1528: Rolls House MS.

[75] Now Cokethorpe Park, three miles from Stanton Harcourt, and about twelve from Oxford. The village has disappeared.

[76] Vicar of All Saints, Bristol, to the Rector of Lincoln: Rolls House MS.

[77] The Vicar of All Saints to the Rector of Lincoln: Rolls House MS.

[78] Dr. London to the Bishop of Lincoln: Rolls House MS.

[79] Long extracts from it are printed in Foxe, Vol. IV.

[80] Another of the brethren, afterwards Bishop of St. David's, and one of the Marian victims.

[81] Bishop of Lincoln to Wolsey, March 5, 1527-8: Rolls House MS.; and see Ellis, third series, Vol. II. p. 77.

[82] Ellis, third series, Vol. II. p. 77.

[83] With some others he "was cast into a prison where the salt-fish lay, through the stink whereof the most part of them were infected; and the said Clark, being a tender young man, died in the same prison."—Foxe, Vol. IV. p. 615.