...Elizabeth Greyj the Countefs of Suffolk, with her daughters of Salifbury and Somerfet ; the Lady Walden and Henry Howard's wife ; which were all that I remember....but that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his provifions were very great, befides plenty of prefents j and may be in, fome fort eftinriated by his...

...Suffolk^, with her daughters of Sail/bury c and Sgmerfct f ; the lady Waiden g, and Henry Howard's wife h ; which were all 'that I remember. The lord treafurer...expence of a thoufand pounds a day ', as is faid, hut that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his a Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk, lord treafurer....

...XXI. prefent, but of the Howards, or that alliance ; as the Countefs of Arundel, with her -filler, the Lady Elizabeth Grey ; the Countefs of Suffolk,...but that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his provifions were very great, befides plenty of prefents ; and may be in fome fort effimated by his proportion...

...Elizabeth Grey ; the Countefs of Suffolk, with her daughters of Salifbury and Somerfet ; the Lady Walden, and Henry Howard's wife ; which were all that I remember....with the expence of a thoufand pounds a day, as is l.ii.l ; but that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his provifions were very great, befides plenty...

...Grey ; the Counteis of Suffolk, with her daughters of Saliíbüi-y and Soraerfet ; the Lady Walden\ and Henry Howard's wife ; which were all that I remember....port and magnificent table, with the expence of a thouiand pounds a day, as is faid ; but that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his pro» vifions...

...Elizabeth Grey; the Countess of Suffolk with her daughters of Salisbury and Somerset ; the Lady Walden and Henry Howard's wife which were all that I remember. The Lord Treasurer kept there a very great part, and magnificent table with the expense of £1,600 a day, as...

...Elizabeth Grey; the countess of Suffolk, with her daughters of Salisbury and Somerset; the lady Walden, and Henry Howard's wife; which were all that I remember. The lord treasurer kept there a very great port and magnificent table, with the expense of a thousand pounds...

...and Somerfet( ; the lady Waiden^ :and Henry ' Howard's wife ь ; which were all that I remember. The4 lord treafurer kept there a very great port and magnificent...' table, with the expence of a thoufand- pounds a day1, as is ' faid, but that feems too large an allowance ; but fure his a Thomas Howard, earl of Suffolk,...

...Suffolk] than to the scholars, that understand not these courses The lord treasurer [the Chancellor] kept there a very great port and magnificent table, with the expence of a thousand pounds a day, as is said, but that seems too large an allowance ; but sure his provisions...