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those entitled to ‘bouche of court’, c . 1544–5
    Lansdowne MS 792: translation of Emperor Charles V’s political instructionsto his son made by Henry Howard (later Earl of Northampton) and dedicated to Elizabeth I
    Royal MSS
    2 A XVI: Henry VIII’s Psalter
    7 C XVI: book of Jane Seymour’s jewels
    18 C XXIV: record of payment made to the Court painter William Scrots Appendix 89: preparations for the reception of the Admiral of France, 1546
    Sloane MS 1523: maxims, sayings and short accounts of several eminent men
    Sloane MS 2172: letter of Philip Howard, Earl of Arundel, to Elizabeth I, 1585
    Stowe MS 396: seventeenth-century account of Surrey’s trial
    Stowe MS 559: book of Catherine Howard’s jewels
    COLLEGE OF ARMS, LONDON
    MS L 14: heralds’ copy of Christopher Barker’s deposition against Surrey
    MS M 16 bis : preparations for Henry VIII’s war against France, 1544
    CORPORATION OF LONDON RECORD OFFICE
    Journal 15: the Common Council of London’s rejection of Henry VIII’s recommendation of George Blagge for the mastership of the Weigh House, 1543
    Repertory 12: complaint of the Court of Aldermen against Sir William Pickering, 1549
    LONGLEAT HOUSE, WILTSHIRE
    Miscellaneous MSS from the archives of the Marquess of Bath, vols. 18–19: household accounts of Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, 1538–9, 1540–1 (microfilm at the Institute of Historical Research: XR 52/3)
    Seymour Papers, vols. 14–20: the same, 1536–43 (IHR: XR 57/8–9)
    HOUSE OF LORDS RECORD OFFICE
    PO/PB/1/1543/35H8 n22: act concerning an exchange of lands between the King and the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl and Countess of Surrey
    PO/PB/1/1546/37H8 n32: act of attainder against the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of Surrey with the royal commission of assent
    NORFOLK RECORD OFFICE, NORWICH
    MS DCN 47/1: indenture between the Dean and Chapter of Norwich and the Earl of Surrey for the lease of St Leonard’s Priory, Norwich, 10 May 1542 (abstracted in DCN 47/27)
    MS NRS 2378 (11 D4): Howard household book, 1519–20
    Norwich Consistory Court wills
    OXBURGH HALL, NORFOLK
    Bedingfeld MSS: letters from Sir William Paget to the Earl of Surrey, 25 September 1545 and 17 January 1546
    PEMBROKE COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE
    MS 300: Howard household book, 1526–7
    PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE (now incorporated into the National Archives)
    C 1/101: reference to Richard Martyn, servant of Thomas, Earl of Surrey
    DL 29/313/5047: appointment of the Earl of Surrey as Steward for the Duchy of Lancaster in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire
    DL 41/504: ‘deeds, indentures, evidences and stuff’ of the Earl of Surrey delivered to John Gates by John Spencer of Norwich, 22 December 1546
    E 101/60/22: accounts of the Lieutenant of the Tower, 1546–7
    E 101/474/12–13: abstract of certain reparations done within the Tower of London
    E 329/484: grant by Henry VIII to the Earl of Surrey of the reversion and rent reserved on a lease of the site of the monastery and manor of Wymondham, December 1539
    E 351/2960: accounts of the Lieutenant of the Tower, 1551–2
    KB 8/14: documents relating to the trial for high treason of the Earl of Surrey
    LR 2/113: receiver’s accounts of the property of the attainted Duke of Norfolk
    LR 2/115: inventory of Kenninghall, Castle Rising and Surrey House with a declaration of the delivery of all goods and chattels found there
    PC 2/1–2: Privy Council Registers PROB 11: Prerogative Court of Canterbury wills
    SP 1: State Papers, general, Henry VIII
    SP 12: State Papers, domestic, Elizabeth I
    SP 14: State Papers, domestic, James I SP 60: State Papers, Ireland, Henry VIII
    WORK 31/78: plans of St Thomas’ Tower by C. Lempriere, 1735

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