[1] [2] [3] When the parlement was begun againe, the gen|tlemen that saw themselues charged with twelue pence more of the pound for their lands, did so much, that it was granted, that men of fiftie pounds and vpward in goods, should also pay twelue pence of e|uerie pound in the fourth yeare: which could not bee brought about but with great adoo, and much grud|ging of the burgesses and commons. The one and thirtith of Iulie, the parlement was adiourned [...] Westminster, & there continuing till the thirtéen [...] of August, was that day at nine of the clock at night dissolued. During the time of this parlement, the seuen and twentith of Aprill,Arthur Plan|tagenet crea|ted vicount Lisle. was sir Arthur Plan|tagenet, bastard sonne to king Edward the fourth, at Bridewell created vicount Lisle, in right of his wife, which was wife to Edmund Dudleie beheaded.