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S^r the plague encreaseth and my L. Threr hath given furth that the
next terme shalbe adiourned but for necessarie returnes of ꝑces
it is thought the first day & last day shalbe kept w^th attendance
of ffewe Clerk{es}/ my ꝑtner thanketh you for her suster letice you could
not haue sent her a better token/: she is desirous to haue her man
humffrey to bringe vp horses against the begyninge of the tyme of
holdinge the next terme about{es} xv^th of Iune, and then god willinge against
midsomer we shall visite you, my La. Riche hath bene desirous to haue
my ꝑ^r w^th her at Lees/ my La. her moth^r & Suster Dor Will accompanye her
besid{es} many other good Gossips/.
The privie seale money for Staffordshire is not expected to be paid before miche
The warant that came furth was for paym^t of such as two yeres before
had lent. & Staffordshire lent a moneth after at first but some by p^rvate
frendship haue made meanes to obtayne spiall warrant. but in miche terme their
gen{er}all paym^t wilbe/ I was yesterday w^th M^r Audito^r signifieng that I had
spoken w^th M^r Darrell in whose charge S^r Amice Poulet{es} lre mencoed lxx^s should
be accompted/. M^r Darrell signified that he made his accompt{es} privatelie to S^r
Amyce & his officers. and that all S^r Amyce accompt{es} are made in his
name & his ex^rs being an infinite great accompt w^ch is to be found w^th M^r
Audito^r Conyers. Where I must take a litle paynes, and if this be
omitted in his charges, you must haue allowance. and then M^r audito^r
saieth he will ch^rge S^r Amyce ex^rs/. for Beaudesert reckoning{es}
vpon sight of my L. Thrers Lre he will give allowance w^thout
troublinge my L Threr./ Thus in hast vntill the next
messg^r w^th 1593. comendacons & duties remembred from eu{er}y
bodie/ &c. I Comitt you to god this 26 of May.

Yo^rs R Br

I think my man humffrey be in Shrop sire
I will write hence to him thither to
come vp w^th gelding{es} &c

The co^rt is at Nonsuche and the houshold is nere
Oteland{es}. expectinge the next remove
to be to Oteland{es}/.

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the R Wor^ll my verie Lovinge
her in Lawe Richard Bagot
Esquier

My d. white gelding.
Bay Newport
Bay Trotter.
gray Adderley.
gray Mare./ 5
my d. bagot{es} gelding.
3 in shropshyre/
Bay Atock{es}
My Sone Trewes gelding
gray Barroll/
Sorell spled Mare/

my Sonne broughton
my d. Broughton
Nant Letyce
Mall broughton.
Iohn Lucas
Iohn Maylord.
W^m Wirrall./
Vrsula
Abraham/ 9

Catalog record:	http://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=230544
Collection:	Papers of the Bagot family of Blithfield, Staffordshire
Preferred Citation:	Letter from Richard Broughton to Richard Bagot, 1593 May 26: autograph manuscript signed, Papers of the Bagot family of Blithfield, Staffordshire. Transcription by Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO). MS L.a.272, Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC.
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L.a.272: Letter from Richard Broughton to Richard Bagot, 1593 May 26: autograph manuscript signed

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