[679] Cal. xiv. (ii) 524.
[680] Cal. xv. 38.
[681] Cal. xv. 186. Bonner and Wyatt moreover were on very bad terms at this time, owing to mutual jealousy. It would have been impossible for Henry to carry his intrigues very far, as long as the two rivals remained together at the French Court. Cf. Nott’s Wyatt, vol. ii. pp. 44–52.
[682] Cal. xv. 161.
[683] State Papers, vol. viii. p. 241.
[684] Cal. xv. 145, 202.
[685] Cal. xv. 222.
[686] State Papers, vol. viii. p. 257.
[687] Cf. Gaillard, vol. iii. pp. 77, 78.
[688] Letters, 338, 340.