Mr Vnderhill of Willing Came and told me that the Chiefest Cause of his Cōmin{g} was to Crave yor advise a{nd} other his friendꝭ concerning th{e} exchaunge of his vicarig|d|ge of willi{ng} for a benefice in London in Bredstr{eete} where the patron offreth h being a drap{er} offreth him if he will not take his cōm{o}dityes in kinde to give him for them 50li per annū and besides he shal{l} have 30li annū for prching. They require every Saboth a sermon, and he that is now son there because he is a yong scholler and not well able to forme it, is desyrous to make an exchaunge, wth mr vnderhill and some of his friendꝭ offer him Cli He thinkꝭ that mr Robt Sandy may do him some pleasure in the matter by his aquaintance wth the patron of the benefice He spake of this Septemb. 28 ♀ ho. 10. 45 a. m. 1604
Calendared text from MS Ashmole 415, f. 150v (upper right part of page)
