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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    Slynford, funeral of sir Harry Hussey at, 150 ; of his wife, 154 Smelts, man pilloried with a collar of, 189 Smith, sir Clement, uncle to King Edward, his death, 24 ; note, 326 ■-sir Thomas, customer, godfather to Mary Powlett, 288 ; his wife and sons, 367 Smithfield, criminal hung there, 4; Rogers burnt in, 81; other hereticks burnt in, 83, 88, 90, 98, 99, 104, 130, 157, 161 ; fray in, 282 ; house of Black friars the first restored by queen Mary, 171; obsequies of lady Cecily Mansfield at, 174; the friars of dismissed, 204 Smithfield pond, fire near, 265 Smyth, doctor, preaches at funerals, 59, 68 (twice), 70, 71 ; at the burning of Latimer and Ridley, 96 Smyth, master, merchant, committed to the Tower, 102; sentenced to perpetual impri¬ sonment, 118 Smyth, Benett, hanged for murder, 102 ; note, 349 Smyth, master, oyster feast at his cellar, 143 Snowdel ; see Sowdley Soda, mistress, funeral of, 113 ; note, 403 Somerset, Edward Seymour duke of, sent to the Tower, 10 ; charges against, ib. ; his trial, 12; beheaded, 14; and buried in st. Peter’s church, ib.; note, 323 -- duchess of, sent to the Tower, 10 Somerset place, Strand, late the duke of So¬ merset’s, the princess Elizabeth’s, 37, 120, 167; she is there as queen, 180, 181, 295 Soothsaying, 251 Southampton, Philip prince of Spain arrives at, 66 Southampton, sir Thomas Wriothesley, earl of, his funeral, 1; note, 313 --countess of, funeral, 2; note, 313 Southcote, John, made a serjeant at law, 373 Southminster, Essex, funeral of William Har¬ ris esquire at, 115 Southwark, disturbances -in, 44; Kentish men pardoned in, 57; funeral of bishop Gardiner at st. Mary Overies, and dinner at Montacute house, 100, 101; place of the bishop of Ro¬ chester at, 180 ; the duke of Suffolk’s park in, the city musters there, 202; Dolman’s house in, 204; see st. Mary Overy and st. Thomas a Watering Southwell, sir Richard, mourner at St. Paul’s for the queen of Spain, 90; receives the queen and king at Greenwich, 93 ; mourner at the king of [Portugal’s] obsequies, 148; at lady W-’s funeral, 156 ; at sir Thomas Pope’s, 188 ; note, 376 ----sir Robert, funeral, 217, note, 376 -lady, funeral of, 174; note, 367 Sowdley, Thomas, 336 Spain, ambassadors of, 50 ; note, 337 ; recep¬ tion of a messenger from, 151 ; embassy to, 225 Spain, Jane queen of, obsequies at st. Paul’s, 90 ; note, 344 Spaniards, dine at Guildhall, 73; their tilting with canes, 79, 82, 83 ; note, 401 ; funerals of, 71, 72, 75, 79; sing mass at St. Paul’s, 72 ; at Westminster abbey, 77 ; at st. Margaret’s Westminster, processions, 78, 107 ; their cross at the Savoy, 89; one hung at Tybourn, 69 ; one kills a servant of sir George Gifford, 72 ; he is hung at Charing cross, ib. ; fray at Charing cross, 74 ; kill an Englishman basely, 79 ; one robbed, and two men hung at his gate in Fleet street, 96 ; one killed in a riot at court, 134; a duchess, kinswoman to the king, rides to the court, 133 Sparke, [John], chosen renter warden of the Merchant-taylors’ company, 239 ; his daugh¬ ter married to master Davenet, 300 Sparow, burnt in Smithfield, 158 Speke, sir George, made K.B. 370 -sir Thomas, funeral, 7 ; note, 318 Spencer, sir John, knighted, 335 Spenser, master, committed to the Tower, 102;
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