[ ?:sSr^-1^- Bi^i^op-                  26—30 June] 1593                                      299

Anno 35*'' Beffni Beffin\a\e Elizabeth[ce']f
 

yyftft^ trie Sttnif

John Norton Entered for his Copie vnder th [e h] andes of Master Doctour
Bancroft and Master Warden Stirrop a booke intituled A discouerye
of the vnnaturall and trayterous conspiracie of Scottish papistes against
GOD his Churche their natiue Cuntrey, the kinges maiesties person and
his estate 8fc.........vj* S
 

rr^ip Sttttti./ [1593]

AbeU Jeffes./.      Entered for his Copies vnder th[e h]andes of Master Watkins and
master Stirrop Twoo ballades the One intituled A most godly newe
ballad expressinge the wicked behaviour of age and youthe 8^c / and
th[e]other    intituled    the   sadd   lamentacon   of  a   Constant   yonge
gentlewoman .        .        .        .        .        .        .        .        .        xij* S

Provyded  that this Copie  belonge  to none elles / by any former
entrance
 

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Thomas newman  Entred for their copie, th[e]arraignement Judgement and execucon of

Johnwynnyngton ^^^^^ wytches of Huntingdonshire, beinge Recommended for matter of

truthe by master Judge ffenner vnder his handwrytinge shewed

in a   Court   or  assemblie  holden  this   Daye   according to   th[e]

ordonnances of the company......vj*

The note vnder master Justice ffenners hand is Layd vp in
the wardens cupbord
 

master woodcock.  Receaued of him for a sermon of hear
ioT a treastise of bees Y}^    .
 

or Juell of the eare. vj* and
xij*
 

John Danter/       Entred   for    his    copie   vnder    the   wardens   handes.    a    booke
[Seei?. 663.]        intituled The Tyrrour   {i.e.  terror]  of the night or a discourse  of
 

apparisions
 

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