r G. Cawood.     1,«.

T. Woodcock. J-J7-,

L T. Stirrop.      ) ^' ^
 

Norton.
Bishop.
 

12—26 April] 1594.
Anno 36 Beffni Elizabeth[ce']
 

306
 

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Richard Jones/ Entred for his copie vnder the handes of the Bishop of London and
the wardens a booke intytuled / Certen instructions observaconns and
orders militarie requisite for all Chieftaines, Gaptaines and higher
and lower men of charge by Sir John Smithe knight          .        vj*
 

master Windet
 

master windet
 

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Entred for his copie vnder the hand of master Doctor Bancroft:

The decree of the Court of Parlament of Paris of the 30 of marche
1694 vpon that ivhich hath ben done  duringe the present  troubles
 

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Entred for his copye vnder th [e h] and of master Doctor Bancroft
the kinges Edict and Declaracon vpon the reducinge of the city of
Paris vnder his obedience            ......        vj*
 

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William Holme / Entred for his Copie vnder the handes of Sir John ffortescue and
master Cawood, A booke entituled. A most great wonderfull and
miraculous victorie obteyned by the christians againste the Turkes in
HungaHe / with the Copie of his Lettres sent to monsie[u]r De Baron
EE Blllye gouernour of Lille Douay and Orches       vj* Cawood./
 

Thomas Crosson
 

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Entred for his Copie vnder th[e h] andes of the Bishop of london
and Master Cawood a booke intituled the praise of a good nams and
 

the reproache of an ill name
 

vj* * C./.
 

[* This initial is apparently that of G. Cawood, and was piobably intended to mark
that he was the licenser.     See similar initials dXpp. 614 and 616.]

Master Wyndet./ Entred for his Copie vnder th[e h]andes of Doctor Bancrofte and
Master Cawood a booke intituled the order of the Coronation of the
Frenche kinge   .        .        .        .        .        .        .        .        .    vj* C./.

y)rftft0 tfit ^^yiliis./^

John Danter./. Entred for his Copie vnder th [e h] ande of Master Cawood a ballad
intituled A Dolefull adewe to the last Erie of DareY. to the tune of

^Bonny sweete Boeln'.......vj* C./.

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