1.  Is  sure  that  those  brethren  who  wished  to  enforce  the
residence  of  clergy  were  moved  by  pious  zeal.
2.  Desires  that  the  Council  should  be  free,  and  that  discord
and  disputes  may  be  removed.  They  must  see  that  the
heretics  are  carefully  watching  all  that  passes.  Every  one
should  say  what  he  thinks  on  the  matter,  and  then  without
disputing  a  decision  should  be  arrived  at. — Home,  1  July
1562.
Copy.    Lat*

July  2.      273.        Challoner  to  Richard  Clough.
Has  received  two  packets  from  Clough  on  the  30th  ult.
by  Oamboa,  before  the  receipt  of  which  it  is  nigh  three
months  since  he  had  letters.  Famham  (ChaUoner'a  sei*vant)
wrote  to  him  that  he  had  made  over  400^.,  and  a  100  more
coming  after.  Desires  Clough  that  Francisco  Bravo  make
more  speedy  payment  than  he  did  the  last.  Wishes  he
was  in  Flanders,  for  he  does  not  like  this  hot  country  of  Spain,
both  for  its  unpleasantness  and  dearth ;  hopes  to  be  there
next  year  if  the  Prince  goes  thither.  Wishes  the  matters  in
France  had  been  taken  up  by  composition.  There  is  little
talk  of  the  King  going  to  the  Cortes  of  Aragon  imtil  these
rumours  of  France  be  blown  over. — Madrid,  2  July  1662.
Copy,  Endd.  by  Challoner :  Sent  by  M.  De  Esquy  and
M.  De  Towtrey.    Pp.  2.
July  3.      274.        Lord  Grey  to  Cecil.
