Note 158.1 — THE PASTON LETTERS Henry VI (continued 3)
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[From Paston MSS., B.M.] This letter appears to have been written in the year 1450, when Gresham was in London looking after John Paston’s interests in various lawsuits. Mr. White, to whom it is directed for the purpose of being conveyed to Paston, was a servant of Cardinal Kemp, who had been made Lord Chancellor in the beginning of the year. It is evident from other letters that John Paston took counsel of the Lord Chancellor’s servant in his causes.
158.2 Cardinal Kemp.
158.3 John Hawteyn.—See Nos. 46 and 63.
158.4 William of Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester.
158.5 The word ‘it’ is interlined in the original after ‘shuld,’ but is clearly superfluous.
159.1 For Gresham?
159.2 The translation of St. Thomas was on the 3rd July.
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