A history of the administration of the Royal Navy and of merchant shipping in relation to the Navy from MDIX to MDCLX, with an introduction treating of the preceding period

by M. Oppenheim

[334] Ibid., vol. iii, f. 4.

[335] Letters and Papers, 28th May 1545, (uncalendared).

[336] Ibid., i, 5762.

[337] Letters and Papers, i, 4475.

[338] State Papers, (ed. 1830), 2nd August 1545, Lisle to King. The summer of 1545 was unusually hot. Lisle then described symptoms which point to dysentery and scurvy, (Ibid., 1st August).

[339] Ibid., 15th September 1545, Lisle to Council. Only three men were killed in what little fighting there was at Treport.

[340] Aug. Office Book, No. 315, f. 1.

[341] Chapter House Books, vol. ii, f. 17.

[342] The least important.

[343] State Papers (ed. 1830), 7th Aug. 1545, Lisle to Paget.