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[1558–1559 Accession of Queen Elizabeth 17 Nov. 1558]

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 September 2010

Edited by
John Venn
John Venn
Affiliation:
President of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge
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Gratie sive petitiones concesse in plena congregatione regentium et non regentium a festo Sancti Michaelis archangeli anno 1558 vsque ad idem festum extunc proxime sequens Roberto Brassey sacre theologie professore ac preposito collegii Regalis tune procancellario et magistris Ricardo Smithe et Johanne Bell procuratoribus

In primis conceditur 14° Octobris vt onmes gratie admittende per dominum vicecancellarium doctorem Perne doctorem Mytche magistrum Cosyn et magistrum Vxenbrydg possunt concurrere in quatuor congregationibus huius anni et quilibet eorum habeat vocem negatiuam

Item conceditur vt doctor Young magister Bayly magister Anlebye magister Parker et magister Atkynson possint audire et determinare corapariter inter vniuersitatem et exequutores magistri Meers de omnibus rationibus inter cos et vniuersitatem

Item conceditur vt Mattheus Stokes bedellus sit vnus ex apprcciatoribus et scriba achademie vt magister Meeres predecessor eius fuit

Item eodem conceditur vt lecti possunt esse custodes et auditores cistarum pro hoc anno sequenti

Item conceditur 3° Novembris vt sigillum officii cancellarii et claves communis ciste possint sigillari sigillis magistrorum Hawsope et Fewater

Magister Cosyn vicecancellarius

Item conceditur 8 Novembris vt magister Cosyn clectus vicecancellarius possit admitti in officium suum domi et ibidem iurare et recipere sigillum et claves coram doctoribus Younge et Bullocke dominis procuratoribus magistris Hausope et Fewater quoniam propter infirmitatem in publicum prodire non audebat

Item conceditur 22 Novembris vt magister Baylye et magister Hanlebye possint supplere vices absentium auditorum ciste communis

Item conceditur 25 Novembris resignatio magistri Edmundi Cosyn publice coram regentibus per doctorem Yale deputatum et procuratorem suum lecta de et pro officio vicecancellariatus

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Grace Book D
Containing the Records of the University of Cambridge for the Years 1542–1589
 , pp. 130 - 137
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2009
First published in: 1910

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