Will  examine  the  matter  on  coming  to  Tavistock^  and  if  the  priest  is  guilty
will  put  him  to  ward.
The  people  are  marvellously  pleased  that  the  King  has  allowed  the  Jesium
loci  of  every  church  to  be  kept  holy,  at  Cromwell's  intercession.  Trusts  that
Cromwell  will  not  hear  henceforth  that  the  Sacrament  of  the  altar  has  been
irreverently  handled  in  Cornwall.  Pestilence  reigns  very  sore.  Hardly  any
place  is  clear.  But  for  fear  of  Cromwell's  displeasure  would  have  turned
back  at  his  first  entry  into  Somersetshire.  Penryn,  5  Sept.  Signed.
Pp,  2.     Add. :  lord  Cromwell.    Endd,

5  Sept.     406.    Wm.  Cavendissh  to  Cromwell.
K.  O.  Hears  that  the  auditorship  of  St.  John's  is  void  by  death  of  one  Pynfold.
Asks  Cromwell  to  desire  the  lord  of  St.  John's  to  give  it  to  him.     It  is  in
his  way  to  and  from  London,  and  rather  as  his  house  stands  fitter  for  him
than  any  other  man.    Northawe,  5  Sept.
IIoLfp.l,     Add, :  lord  Vriyy  Seal,    Endd.
5  Sept.     407.    Sir  Gilbert  Talbot  and  John  Russell  to  Cromwell.
R.  O.  Send  a  bill  of  seditious  words  s|)oken  by  Sir  Jas.  Pratt,  vicar  of

Crowle,  Wore.     Have  committed  him  to  gaol  at  Worcester  Castle,  5  Sept.
28  Hen.  VIII.     Signed.
F.  1.     Add.    Endd.
R.  O.  2.  The  report  of  John  Michell  of  Hymolton  (Himbleton),  Wore.,  husband-

man, before  Sir  Gilbert  Talbot  and  John  Russell,  Esq.,  2  Sept.  28  Hen.  VIII.
