[ wS^.I^-J^ss"-          22 July 1569—22 July 1570.
 

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arnolde            Recevyd of John arnolde  for his lycense for prynting of a boke

intituled an answere in action to a portyngale pearle a pearle for a
 

prynce
 

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hunsfworth       Recevyd of John hunsforth for his  lycense  for the  pryntinge  of
a psalme wherin the synnefull wygth [?seeketh] of GOD for grace iiij*

greffeth           Recevyd of Wylliam greffeth for his lycense for  pryntinge  of a

ballett intituled a knyght FOMEIS [? a Knight's promise]    .        iiij*
 

greffeth           Recevyd of Wylliam greffeth for his lycense for the pryntinge of a
 

ballett intituled the myrror of mans lyf
 

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greffeth           Recevyd of Wylliam greffeth for his lycense for pryntinge of a ballett

intituled in the prayse of the mary golde    ....
 

iiij*
 

hynnyman Recevyd of henry bynnyman for his lycense for pryntinge of a boke
intituled the mooste pleasaunte hystory of FESISTRATUS and
CATEANEA.........
 

iiij^
 

newbery           Recevyd of Rauf newbery for his lycense for the pryntinge of a boke
 

intituled manipulus vocabulorum
 

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master norton Recevyd [of] master norton for his lycense for pryntinge of
a boke intituled of ij lovers EURYALUS and LUCRESSIE plesaunte
and Dilectable .....••••
 

iiij^
 

arnolde            Recevyd of John arnolde for his lycense for the  pryntinge  of

ballet intituled a Dyologe betwene youghte and age      .        .        iiij*
 

colwell            Recevyd of Thomas colwell for his lycense for pryntinge of a ballett

intitMlei ye plaiges of Northumberlande Src         .        .        .        iiij^

[Written by John Barker.   Colwell's edition has no date.   It is reprinted by Mr
Huth in Ancient Ballads and Broadsides, p. 83, Ed. 1867.]

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