Robert Chaloner to Sir Robert Plumpton

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WYL655/2 No. 131, p. 79

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Stapleton, 'To Sir Robert Plumpton, Kt', item 161; Kirby, item 198

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

198 Robert Chaloner¹ to Sir Robert Plumpton (No. 131, p. 79)

Right worshipfull Sir, I recomend me vnto you, being glad to here of
your welfayre. Sir, according to ?e promyse ?at ye made with this
bearer the last tyme ?at he was with you, I pray you ?at I may have
my money now at this tyme, for I [. . .]^a must occupy much money
within [these]^b iiij dayes, as this bearer can show you; & if ye delyver
it to this said berer, then he shall deliuer to you your exigent, and also
an acquitance for the sayd money; & if ye will not delyuer it at this
tyme [. . .]^c I will send no more to you for it, but this berer shall goe to
the schereff with this exigent & have from him a warrant to leve the
sayd money, or els to take your body, the which I wold be as sory for
as any man in Yorkshire, if I myght other wayes doe, as knowes our
Lord, who keep you in worship. At Staynley this St Martyn even.

Yours to his litle power Robert Chaloner

Endorsed: To the right worshipfull Sir Robart Plompton knight be these
delivered in hast

^a have deleted.

^b MS thur.

^c it deleted.

¹ Common lawyer of Stanley, Wakefield, 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 CLXI.

To the right worshipfull Sir Robart Plumpton, Knyght, be these
delivered in hast.

Right worshipfull Sir, I recomend me unto you, being glad to
here of your welfare. Sir, according to the promyse that ye made
with this bearer, the last tyme that he was with you, I pray you
that I may have my money now at this tyme, for I must occupy
much money within thes iiij dayes, as this bearer can shew you.
And if ye delyver it to this sayd berer, then he shall deliver to
you your exigent, and also an acquitance for the sayd money.
And if ye will not delyver it at this tyme, I will send no more
to you for it, but the berer shall goe to the Shereff with this
exigent, and have from him a warrant to leve the sayd money, or
els to take your body, the which I wold be as sory for, as
any man in Yorkshire, if I myght other wayes doe, as knowes
our Lord, who keepe you in worship. At Staynley, this St.
Martyn even.

Yours to his litle power,

ROBART CHALONER.