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A03856
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The enquirie and verdite of the quest panneld of the death of Richard Hune wich was founde hanged in Lolars tower
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1537
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STC 13970; ESTC S109793
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onelie accusacioÌ„ of Charles Ioseph made by paine duraunce that by youre intercessioÌ„ it may please the kynges grace to haue the matter dewlie sufficieÌ„tlie examined by indiffereÌ„t personnes of his discrete couÌ„cell / in yepÌ„sence of the parties or there be any more done in the cause / that a pon the innoceÌ„cie of my saide chauÌ„celer declared / it may further please the kinges grace / to award a plackard vnto his attourney to confesse the saide endite ment to be vntrewe / when the tyme shall requere hit / for assured am I if my Chaunceler be tryed by any xij men in LondoÌ„ they be so maliciouslie set in fauoreÌ„ hereticae prauitatis / that is ar so set apon the fauoure of heresie / that they will cast and condemne my clarcke / thowght he war as innocent as Abel 〈◊〉 that fore â—keth yeâ—gment 〈◊〉 al the â—en in 〈◊〉 greaâ— a citie â— with 〈◊〉 sealffe â—utie Quare si potes beate pater adiuua infirmitates nostras et tibi in perpetuum deuincti erimus / that is Wherfore if you can / blessed father healp one infirmities and weaknes / we shal be bounde to you for euer / Ouer this in moste humble wife I beseche youe that I may haue the kynges graciouse fauoure / whome I neuer offended wyllinglie and that by youre good meanes I mought speke with his grace / be fauorablie heerde / at any tyme it may so please his grace youe / and I with all myne shall praye for youre ê“sperouse estate loÌ„g to coÌ„tinewe your moost humble oratour R. L. ¶ The woordes that my lorde of London spake before the lordes in the parlement chaumber MemoranduÌ„ that the busshop of LondoÌ„ saide in the parlameÌ„t chaumber that there was a byll brought to the parlameÌ„t to make the iurie that was charged vppoÌ„ the deeth of Hune trewmen / saide toke a pon his coÌ„science that they were falsse periured caytiffes / saide furthermore to all the lordes there then beyng For the loue of god loke apon this matter / for if ye do not I dare not kepe myne awne house for heretiques / saide that the saide Richard Hune hanged him sealffe / the hit was his awne dede / no maÌ„nes elles Hit 〈◊〉 woon 〈◊〉 that he toke ther not boâ—th maÌ„ 〈◊〉 wiffe 〈◊〉 is not 〈◊〉 manneâ— of busshoppes to leat such esâ— kaepe 〈◊〉 it ys to be thought thaâ— he said not trueth in a moche as he pÌ„â—soned â—em no And furthermore saide that there came a maÌ„ to his house whose wiffe was apeched of heresie to speke with hym / he saide that he had no mynde to speake with the same maÌ„ / which maÌ„ spake reported to the seruaÌ„tes of the same busshoppe that if his wife woold not holde styll her opinion / he woold cutte her throte with his awne handes / with other woordes moare ¶ The sentence of the quest subscribed by the Crowner The inquisicioÌ„ intendend takeÌ„ at the citie of LondoÌ„ in the parishe of sainte Gregorie in the warde of baynerd castell in London the vi daye of DeceÌ„ber in the yere and raigne of Kyng Henry the viij the vi yere / afore Thomas Barnwell crowner of oure sofferaine lord the Kyng with in the citie of London aforsaide Also afore Iames yarforde and Iohn mundie shriues of the saide citie / apon the sight of the bodie of Richard hune late of London tayliour wich was founde hanged in lolars tower / and by the othe and prose of lawfull men of the same warde / and of other iij. wardes next adioyning as hit ought to be after the custome in the citie aforsaide to enquere how and in what manner wise the saide Richard hune came vnto his deeth / apon the othe of Iohn barnarde / Thomas sterre / William warren / Henry Abraham / Iohn aborowe / Iohn turner / Robert alen / William marler / Iohn button / Iames page / Thomas pickhill / William burton / Robart brigewater / Thomas busted / Gilbart howel / Richard Gybson / Christopher crofton / Iohn god / Richard holt / Iohn pasmere / Edmond hudsoÌ„ / Iohn awncell / Richard couper / Iohn tynie / the wich saye vpon there othe that where the saide Richard hune by the commaundemeÌ„t of Richard and Busshop of LoÌ„don was enprisoned and brought to holde in a prisone of the saide Busshoppes called lolars tower lyyng in the cathedral church of S. Paule in London / in the parisshe of S. Gregorie in the warde of baynerd castell affore saide William horsey of London clarcke / otherwise called William hersie ChauÌ„celer to Richard busshop of LoÌ„doÌ„ / one Charles ioseph late of LondonÌ„ somner Iohn spalding of LoÌ„doÌ„ otherwise called Iohn belringer felonouslie as felones to oure lord the Kyng with force and armes against the peace of oure sofferaine Lord the Kyng / dignitie of his crowne / the .iiij. of daye December the yere of the raigne of oure sofferaine Lord the .vi. afforsaide / of theire greate malice at the parishe of sainte Gregorie afforsaide apon the saide Richard Hune made a fraye / the same Richard Hune felonouslie straÌ„gelde smorderde / also the neck they did breake of the saide Richarde Hune there felonouslie slewe hym and morthered hym / also the bodie of the saide Richard Hune afterward the same .iiij. daye / yere / place / parish warde afforsaide with the proper gyrdell of the same Richard Hune of sylcke / blacke of coloure / of the value of .xij peÌ„ce after his deeth apon a hoke dryueÌ„ in to apece of tymber in the wal of the presonne afforsaide made fast / so haÌ„ged hym againste the peace of oure sofferaine Lorde the Kyng / the dignitie of his crowne / and so the saide iurie hathe sworne apon the holie Euangeliste that they saide Wylliam Horsey clerck / Charles Ioseph / Iohn Spaldyng of they re set malice / then there felonouslie kylled murthered the saide Richard Hune in Maner forme aboue saide against the peace of oure sofferaine Lord the Kyng / his crowne dignitie Subscribed in this maner Thomas Barnewell Crowner of the Citie of London