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they willingly agreed, and made the following demand and
complaints, drawn up as hereafter.
The first touching our faith, to have the heresies of
Luther, Wyclyff, Husse, Melancton, Ecolampadius, Busiris,
the confession of Germane, the applege of Melanqton, the
work of Tydal, of Bany's Fryth, of Marshall Rastal, the
books of St Germane, and such other of any manner of
heresie, without the realm, not to be kept, but utterly
destroyed.
The second to haue the supreme of the chyrch toching cure of
sowlle to be referryd to the see of Rome; as byfore iuyt
whas accustomyd for to be; and to haue the consecration of
Byshoppys frome hym without any first fruts, or penegors to
him, to be paid out of this realme; or ellys a pencion
reasonable for the outward defence of our fayth.
Also we beseke humble our most drade Soueraign Lord, that
the Lady Mary may be legerymate, and esttatutes contrary to
the same, be anulyd for the dome of the tytle that might
incur to the crown by Scotland, and that to be by
parliament.
Also to have the Abbeys that bee suppressed, to be restoryd
to their lands, howsys, and goods.
Also to have the tenth and first fruts clearly dischargyd,
onles the clergy wyll of their selfys grant a rent, or
charge to the augomentation of the crown.
Also to have the Freres observans restoryd to their houses
again.
Also to have the hereticks Byshoppys, and temporal men of
their secte, to have condign ponysment by fire, or such
other, or ells to trie ther quarrel with us and our
partakers in battell.
Also to have the Lord Crumwell, the Lord Chancellor, and Sir
Ryc. Rych, Knight to have condign ponysment, as subverters
of the gud lawes of the realme; and onetemers of the slese
sect of this false hertykes, first inventer and brengers of
them.
Also that the landys in Westmorland, Cumberland, Kendale,
Dentsyd, Furnes, and the Abbeis lands in Yorke,
Worsaidyshire, Kerbyshire, Neurdale, mayne be tenant-right,
and the lord to have at every change two yeeres rent, in the
name of a agarsumme, and no more, according to a grant now
made by the lords to the commens under their seales, and
this to be done by act of parlement.
Also the hand-gunnys and crosse-bays, with the penaltie of
the same, to be repelled, onles hyt be in the King's forests
and parkes to kyllers of deere.
Also that Doctor Lee and Doctor Leyton may have condigne
punishment for their extortions in time of visitation, in
brybes, of so religyous houses, xl. xxl. and
for other summes, besyde horsys, vowsens, under couent
seallys, by them taken, and other abominable acts by them
comitted and done.
Also to see reformation for the election of knights of
shire, and the burgys, and for the vse among the lords in
the parlement after the ancient custome.
Also the statute for inclosyng intackes to bee putt in
execution, that all intacks, inclosys, syth anno quarto
Henrici Septemi, be pullyd downe, exceding forests and
parkys to be destrud of their quition, and tax now granted
by parlament.
Also to have the parlyment in a convenient place, as Yorke
or Nottingham, and the same to be so moued shortly.
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