Draft letter: John Fisher to Robert Barray about entry of first Fellows
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Draft letter, no year, John Fisher to Mr (Robert) Barray about bond he holds delaying entry of first fellows to St John's College
Draft letter: John Fisher to Robert Barray about entry of first Fellows
Draft letter, no year, John Fisher to Mr (Robert) Barray about bond he holds delaying entry of first fellows to St John's College
Letters to John Fisher: from persons other than the other executors and the Bishop of Ely
Some do not concern St John's College or Lady Margaret. Also includes note of those appointed to convey ambassadors to London
John Fotehede [Fothed], Master of Michaelhouse, to John Fisher
Letter from John Fotehede, Michaelhouse, Cambridge, to John Fisher, about Robert Cutlers' wish to retain the provostship of Rotherham College with his fellowship.
Undated
John Renatus, Rome to John Fisher, reporting his efforts to locate a work by John Anianus required by Fisher; has found only the 'Antiquitates' of John Annius of Viterbo. Annius was a noted forger of classical inscriptions and other writings devoted to 'proving' the distinction of his native Viterbo. See R. Weiss 'An Unknown Epigraphic Tract...' in Italian Studies presented to E.R. Vincent, ed. C.P.Brand, K. Foster, U. Limentani (Cambridge, 1962)
King Henry VIII's Councillors to John Fisher about arrangements to receive the Pope's ambassador
The Duke of Norfolk, the Marquis of Dorset, the Bishop of Winchester and the Bishop of Durham, (the King's councillors), to John Fisher about arrangements to receive the Pope's ambassador
Richard Chetham, Prior of Leeds, Kent, to John Fisher
Richard Chetham, Prior of Ledes [Leeds], Kent, to John Fisher, about rates of exchange between ducats and stirling, prior to Fisher's journey (not made) to the Lateran council
George, Lord Bergavenny [Abergavenny], to John Fisher
George, Lord Bergavenny [Abergavenny], Erige, (Eridge?), to John Fisher, about hunting and arrangements for the royal subsidy in Kent
About Fisher's need of horses to travel to the Lateran council
Adrian de Castello, Bishop of Bath and Wells, to John Fisher
Letter, Adrian de Castello, Bishop of Bath and Wells, in Rome, to John Fisher, re-introducing Francis the Bishop of Castoria who is visiting England
Sir Marmaduke Constable to John Fisher
Letter, no year, Sir Marmaduke Constable of Flamborough to John Fisher, discussing a royal composition concerning the town of Scarborough and the conduct of Ralph Fisher; asks a fellowship for (?John) Shaw son of the bailiff of Hayton, Yorkshire
Letter, no year, Ralph Fisher, Scarborough, to John Fisher, complaining of the financial exactions of Sir Walter Griffith; mentions Ralph's brother Robert
Note of the names of those appointed to meet the Pope's ambassadors at Dover
A note of the names of those appointed to meet the Pope's ambassadors at Dover and convey them to Dartford. Sent to John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester
John Constable to John Fisher, praising his biblical exposition
No year
Possibly includes Fisher, but name lost by damage
William Burbank, secretary to Wolsey, to John Fisher
William Burbank, secretary to Cardinal Wolsey, to John Fisher, requesting lease of a church belonging to St John's College for his kinsman, surveyor of the King's Stables; bids Fisher farewell 'in our great business'.
Undated, but Whit Monday
Official of the Archdeacon of Rochester to John Fisher
Concerning the priest of Southfleet, Sir Peter Owenden, and the archdeacon's and bishop's jurisdictions
John Huse (Hussey) to John Fisher
Recommending Robert Harry (?Harris) to a St John's College fellowship. Only dated with day and month
Robert Becansare (Bekinsall) to John Fisher
Regrets Fisher's illness, says that the queen (Catherine of Aragon) will soon give birth; alludes to secret matters which cannot be written.
William Compton to John Fisher concerning James Morice and Thomas Champneys
W (William) Compton, Richmond, to John Fisher requesting his continued favour to James Morice "one of the king's receivers" to obtain for Morice the wardship of Thomas Champneys
Letter (undated) from Thomas Hobson to John Fisher, sending a book of accounts for approval.