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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A18179	The traduction [and] mariage of the princesse		1500 (1500)	STC 4814; ESTC S110681	5,446	18

¶ The traduction mariage of the princesse ¶ A rēmemembraūce for the traduction of the Princesse Kateryne doughter to the right high and right myghty Prince the kinge and quene of Spayne as here in articles it dothe ensue IN primis it is agreed that in the monethe of August or of Septembre next cōmyng the saide princesse kateryne with hir company shal be transported god willynge in to Hampton watur / It is thought gode for asmoche as the shippes whiche shal passe wich hir noble persone shall mo we to come nere by iij or iiij myles vnto the kyngis porte and Towne of Southamp / ton / That the two Berkis which the kinge our souereyne lorde caused tobe rigged anenst the last via / ge and arme by watir that his grace did tobe made into Scotlonde be richely apoynted and other bargis and greate bootis to attende vpon the saide company be in lyke wise well arraied well furnsshed for to bringe hir seide noble persone and them of hir company the more esely the more assuerdly vnto the kinges towne and porte aforesaide ¶ Item it is accordinge that in the saide ij Barkys there be sōme noble ꝑsonagis of men to receyue the same pryncesse at hir Shippe ¶ Item there be lordis spūall tēporall appointed to attende vpon the londynge and fyrst metyng on lande / whose names be in the rolle of the fyrste metynge / And therfore letters be necessarye tobe sente vnto them for the same purpose in tyme conuenient ¶ Item there be ladyes also appoynted for to gyue their attendaunce vpon the sayde pryncesse atte hir landynge whose names be in a rolle specified / wherfore it is requisite that the quenes letters be semblably sente furthe vnto the same ladyes for that entente ¶ Item that a proposicyon be made at the fyrste receyuynge of the sayde pryncesse into my lorde Stuardes handes by suche one as my sayde lorde shall meue the kynge to do that acte ¶ And sithens furth with vpon the landyng of the saide pryncesse / It semeth that she hir companye owe to entre into the charge of the kynge / his grace shulde appoynte some hede offycer and other of hys most noble householde to make hir costis and expenses and the prouis you for the same ¶ Item that these .x. persones folowynge be apointed to attende vpon my lorde Stuarde whanne he shall calle or sende for them … ter to be done Than that .xii. or .xx. gentilined with shorte tippid stauys and .lxxx. or a. ¶ tall yomen / likly ꝑsonagis with longe tipped stauys do thoffice that vnto them in suche case apperteyneth ¶ Item that in asmoche as syr Thomas Brandon syr Iohn Digby be hede officers vnder the marshall of Englonde / it is thought that they shulde haue the conduyt of all typped stauys foresaide / And beside those estates and other knightes that the kyngys highnesse hathe appoynted to geue theire attendaunce vpon the sayde Duke / as in the same Rolle for the Duke of yorke apperyth It is thought that the sayde Duke of yorkis counsell shulde beside the kynges letters doo make out the Dukys owne writyngis for that cause to suche as be and shal be reteyned with his grace ¶ By the quenes cōmaundement ¶ Item bifore this entre into london the sayd princesse muste haue the richer lytter to syr in as it is before rehersyd the same lytter to be with hir at croydon at goode houre for the same entent ¶ By the quenes cōmaundement ¶ Item that suche prouysyon be made by A B c. that .iii. henxmen in side sadillis hurnes all of one sute do followe next to the sayde lytter ¶ Item that a faire Palfrey with a pylion richely arraied and led in houde for the saide pryncesse doo folowe next to the saide Henxmen ¶ By the quenes cōmaundement ¶ Item that xi palfreis all in a suyt be ordeined for suche ladies as shal be appoynted to folow next vnto the pillion ¶ Item that v Chares be ordeyned dyuersly appareilled wherof one of the chieffe must be richely garnysshed for the saide pryncesse / the other iiij to serue suche ladyes as shal be appointed to folow in ordre by A.B. hauynge the charge of the seide charis ¶ Item any other charys happyn to come beside these v before ꝓuided / than they soo to be ordred as shall accorde wyth thestatis of them that shal be in them ¶ The iiij metynge ¶ Item the forth attendaunce shal be made by the Maire of London by the citezeins of the same lyke as it is agreed bitwene the saide maire dyuers of the kinges coūsell to deuyse the maner therof with all other solempnytes / ceremonyes necessary for the honour of the cyte and of the feste ¶ My lorde Stuarde ¶ And sithen it is but .vii. smal myles bitwene the saide Croydon and the Cite of London It is thoughte that the saide Pryncesse Katheryne shulde be streyght conueied through the high stretis of London in suche case accustomed to the west dore of the churche of Poules there to be receyued with procession ¶ Item and sithens this Pryncesse shal be receiuid wyth procession at the weste doore of Poules / It is thought that the Bishoppe of london beinge in pontificalibus and acompanyd with as many myters of his diosise as he can gete attende at the saide west dore there to receyue this saide pryncesse And from thens with the quere of the churche ꝓcessionally to goo byfore hir to the hygh aulter and further to do them and there as in such case it is accustomed ¶ By the quenes apoyntement ¶ Item that after this Pryncesse shall haue made hir offrynge / it semeth vnto vs that a lady of greate estate assigned therto by the kynge shulde gyue hyr attendaunce vpon the saide princesse at the litel dore against the concistorie in the church that ledith into the bishop of Londons palys and so from that dore to conduyte the pryncesse into hir chambre ¶ My lorde Stuarde ¶ Mayster Controllor ¶ And by cause the saide pryncesse shal be laboured and trauayled in hir iourney It is thouhte goode therfore and for other consideracyons that she tary at the saide bishoppis palys one hole day at the leste before the day of the saide mariage ¶ Item after the day of the mariage It semeth vnto vs that hir conueyaunce from Hampton shulde be so ordred that the Pryncesse shulde come too the Bisshoppis palys of London vpon a Thursday or ellis vpon a friday rather than otherwise too th entent that the day of the fest of the mariage shulde be vpon a sonday for the more solempnyte of the same ¶ Item that the maryage take begynnynge somwhat before ix at the clocke ¶ And in asmoche as the Cardynall archebysshop of Canterbury hath taken vpon hym tobe executir officii at the maryage of the sayde Pryncesse It is thought gode that the bisshop̄ of his