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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    note, 388 ; Julius Caesar, 276 ; after the Bar¬ ber-surgeons’ dinner in 1562, 290 Pointz, sir Nicholas, made K.B. 370 Poisoning, 196, 235, 236 ; punishment for, 197 Pole, cardinal, returns from Brabant, 75 ; note, 340 ; publicly received in London, 77 ; note, 341 ; received at court, and takes up his abode at Lambeth, 76 ; addresses the parliament on the queen’s quickening, ib.; attends mass at st. Paul’s, 81 ; received with procession in Westminster abbey, 98 ; consecrated arch¬ bishop at Greenwich, and confirmed at Bow church, 102 ; note, 348 ; visited by queen Mary at Lambeth, and rides with her towards Eltham, 110 ; accompanies the queen from Croydon to St. James’s, 114 ; present at the consecration of abbat Feckenham, 120 ; at¬ tends the queen to Westminster abbey, 122 ; in Greenwich park, 124 ; entertains her at Lambeth, 143 ; at Whitehall, 159 ; preaches there, ib. ; dies, 178 ; funeral, 181 ; note, 368 Pollard, sir John, knighted, 335 ; committed to the Tower, 104 ; burial of, 148 Ponet, John, bishop of Winchester, his divorce and remarriage, 8, 320 ; his u Treatise of Po¬ litic Power,” 323 Pope, sir Thomas, funeral, 188 ; note, 370 Poplar, dinner at sheriff Maynard’s funeral, 157 Portman, sir William, funeral, 125 ; note, 355 Portsmouth, two French ships brought to, 25 ; the storehouse burned, 140, 357 ; city train- bands conducted to, 293 ; men sent thither from London, 311, 312 Portugal, John III. obsequies at st. Paul’s for [called “ king of Denmark,”] note, 358 Pott, Gilbert, punished in the pillory, 330 Pottnam (Puttenham ?), esquire, his funeral, 189 Poultry, proclamations for the price of, 219, 230 Powis, Edward lord, death, 7 ; note, 317 •- Cecily lady, her funeral, 163 ; notes, 362, 404 Powlett; see Paulet Powtrell, Nicholas, made serjeant-at-law, 373 Poynings, sir Adrian, knight marshal in France, 394 Pranell (?), master, his funeral, 157 ; note, 361 Pre-emption, the queen’s right of, abused, and consequent punishment, 189 Prentice, woman punished for cruelty to, 17 -a swaggering one, 262 Prest, or loan, 364 Preston, Ralph, skinner, funeral, 176; note, 367 Priests, marriage of, 216 ; their wives dismissed, 50, 267 ; note, 398 ; one (at Paul’s cross) laments his marriage, 69 ; one hung for cut¬ ting a purse, 227 ; one punished for reading mass, 291 Primrose, launched, 317 Prisons of London, transfer of their custody from the old to the new sheriffs, 268 Processions, on st. Katharine’s day at St. Paul’s, 49 ; sermon in favour of, ib. ; others, 49 ; general, 82, 87, 165 Proclamations on the coinage, 7, 114, 122, 243, 245, 260, 272, 276, 279, notes, 383, 384, 388; against ingrating or ingrossing, against usury, for regulating public-houses, and against fight¬ ing in churches, 17, note, 325 ; for holidays and fasts, for curriers and leather-sellers, tin¬ kers and pedlars, 18 ; Gascon wine, ale, and beer, ib. ; respecting the price of meat, 9, 24, 91, notes, 321, 326 ; of poultry, 219, 230 ; against the sale of great horses, 26 ; regulating pentices, and condemning privy lights, 35 ; respecting vagabonds, 69, note, 339 ; for de¬ livering up heretical books, 90 ; note, 344 ; of traitors fled beyond sea, 103 ; as to de¬ serted children, 119 ; of war with France, 138, 357 ; of peace with France, 193 ; of the acts passed in Parliament, 169 ; respecting ale and beer, 147 ; of five acts, 198 ; on ap¬ parel, 216, 281, note, 376 ; for keeping Lent, 4, 226, 249; of the conduct of the French king and Scottish queen, 229 ; by the mayor against keeping gunpowder, 240 ; that free-
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