John Pullein to Sir Robert Plumpton

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WYL655/2 No. 154, p. 97

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Stapleton, 'To Sir Robert Plumpton, Kt', item 120; kirby, item 153

Transcript from Joan Kirby, 'The Plumpton Letters and Papers'

153 John Pullein to Sir Robert Plumpton, [31 May 1501] (No. 154, p. 97)

Right worshipfull Sir, I recomend me vnto your mastership, letting you
vnderstand þat lady I sent dyvers letters to you, thaffect of which letters
was þat your aduersaries intendeth suerly to attempt þe law against
you. Therfore I can wryt no other thing to your mastership, but oftymes
remember my wryting: it toucheth your worship & welle. Therfore
make your frynds to take your part as frynds shold doe, as well in
Nott[inghamshire], Derb[shire], as Yorkshire, and God, I trust, shalbe
steresman in every ryghtwyse cause. Master Robt Constable, servant,¹
shalbe iustice of assise in Cornewall, Devenshir, and other west coun-
tryes, with Master Frowike,² so þat I trust he shal not be at this assise.
Such pronunstications as a speciall freind let to me, I copied them, as
your worship shall see & receiue herwithall, closed. As for all other
causes, this bringer can shew to you by word as larg as I can wryte, as
Jesu knoweth, who preserve you. From Lyncolns Inne at London, this
Witsonemunday.

Your seruant and beadman John Pullan^a

Endorsed: To the right worshipfull & his especiall good master Sir Robart
Plompton knight

^a Appended: Copied þe 23 of Aprill 1613.

¹ 126.

² 152 (marginal note); App. III.

Transcript from Thomas Stapleton, 'Plumpton Correspondence: A series of letters, chiefly domestick, written in the reigns of Edward IV, Richard III, Henry VII and Henry VIII'

LETTER CXX.

To the Right worshipfull, and his especiall good master, Sir Robart
Plompton, knight.

Right worshipfull Sir, I recomend me unto your mastership,
letting you understand, that latly I send dyvers letters to you;
thaffect of which letters was, that your adversaries intendeth suerly
to attempt the law against you. Therfore I can wryt no other
thing to your mastership, but oftymes remember my wryting;
it toucheth your worship and wele. Therfore make your frynds
to take your part, as frynds shold doe, as well in Nott. Derb.
as Yorkshire, and God, I trust, shall be steresman in every ryght-
wyse cause. Master Robert Constable, servant,^a shalbe Justice
of assise in Cornewall, Devonshir, and other west countryes,
with Master Frowike; so that I trust, he shal not be at this
assise. Such pronunstications as a speciall freind lent to me, I
copied them, as your worship shall see, and receive herewithall
closed. As for all other causes, this bringer can shew to you by
mouth, as larg as I can wryte, as Jesu knoweth, who preserve you.
From Lyncolns Inne, at London, this Whitsonemunday.

Your servant and beadman,
(31 May, 1501.) JOHN PULLAN.

^a See Letter C. note ^d.