The diary of Henry Machyn, citizen and merchant-taylor of London, from A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1563 / Edited by John Gough Nichols.

  • Henry Machyn
Date:
1848
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Credit: The diary of Henry Machyn, citizen and merchant-taylor of London, from A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1563 / Edited by John Gough Nichols. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Paul’s, children of, perform a play before the queen at Nonsuch, 206 Paul’s bakehouse, 30 Paul’s churchyard, burial in, 170; infant sup¬ posed to speak there, 88; note, 343 ; master Bodley slain in, 227 Paul’s cross, sermons at, 41 (two), 44, 46, 73, 74. 75, 76, 78, 79, 80,88, 100,101, 131, 135, 140, 147, 158, 164, 165, 166, 168, 178, 192, 194, 197, 204, 206, 207, 208, 210, 211, 212, 215, 218, 222, 226, 227, 228, 265, 267, 286, 299 ; riot at the sermon in 1552, 41, 332; doctor Pendleton shot at, when preaching there, 65 ; railings at, 98 (bis) ; state of the cross in 1559, 372; sermons removed to the Grey friars, on account of the repairs of the cathedral, 262 st. Paul’s deanery, the council sit there, 43 ; the French ambassador lodged at, 225 st. Paul’s day, celebration of in 1554-5, 80 ; procession at, 141 st. Paul’s school, funeral of an usher of, 247 Paul’s head in Carter lane, 283 Paul’s wharf, 198, 271 Pawlett ; see Paulett Payne, skinner, funeral of, 233 Peace with France proclaimed, 193; note, 372 Peckham, sir Edmond, executor to the lady Anna of Cleves, and rides at her funeral, 145 ; mourner at the king of [Portugal’s] obsequies, 148 -sir Robert, knighted, 334 -Harry, committed to the Tower, 102; hung at Tybourn, 109 ; notes, 348, 351 Pecsall, wife of sir Richard, death of, 175 ; note, 367 Peerages, conferred by Edward VI. in 1551, 10 ; note, 321; other creations, 133 Pelham, sir (Nicholas), his funeral, 243 ; note, 382 Pembroke, William Herbert, earl of, (see Her¬ bert), created earl of Pembroke, 10; receives the queen of Scots at court, 11 ; attends her out of town, ib. ; his men of arms, 13, 19 ; his entrance into London, 3, 31 ; present at the proclamation of queen Mary, 37; ap¬ pointed general against sir Thomas Wyatt, 52 ; rides into London to the parliament with 200 horse and sixty blue-coats, 74 ; bears king Philip’s sword, ib. ; his badge, ib. ; mourner at St. Paul’s for the queen of Spain, 90 ; waits on cardinal Pole at Bow church, 103 ; rides with the queen towards Eltham, 110 ; takes his barge towards Calais, 119 ; attends on the earl of Northumberland at his creation, 134; at st. George’s day, 1557, ib.; chief captain of an army sent in aid of king Philip, 143 ; bears the queen’s sword, 180; queen Elizabeth sleeps at his place (Baynard castle) 196 ; keeps st. George’s feast at Wind¬ sor, 200 ; judge at justs, and wounded by a splinter, 233; the lord Loughborough brought to his custody, 256 ; entertains the queen at Baynard’s castle, 275 ; present at the Mer¬ cers’ supper, 288 ; godfather to the son of sir T. Lodge, lord mayor, 305 ; at st. George’s feast, 1563, 306 -Henry, second earl; see Herbert - Anne countess of, funeral, 15 ; note, 324 Penances at Paul’s cross, 73,79, 100, 101, 271, 302, 340 Pendleton, doctor, shot at, when preachjng at Paul’s cross, 65 ; preaches at Paul’s cross, 74 ; at a funeral, 117 ; spital sermon, 131 ; of St. Stephen’s Walbrook, 152 Penred, punished for severity as a schoolmaster, 311 Pensioners, the queen’s, (lord Bray their cap¬ tain) their muster before the queen in Green¬ wich park, 124 ; their standard, ib. ; muster in Hyde park, 167 ; in st. James’s park, 167 Penshurst, funeral of sir William Sydney at, 31 ; earl of Warwick dies there, 72
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