[1] [2] Moreouer, about the latter end of this twentith and eight yeare,Aske & others practise to raise a new rebellion. the lord Darcie, Aske, sir Robert Constable, sir Iohn Bulmer and his wife, sir Tho|mas Persie brother to the erle of Northumberland, sir Stephan Hamilton, Nicholas Tempest esquier, William Lomleie, began eftsoones to conspire, al|though euerie of them before had receiued their par|dons: and now were they all taken and brought to the Tower of London as prisoners.Robert Pac|kington mur|thered. This yeare Ro|bert Packington a mercer of London, a man both rich, wise, and of good credit, dwelling at the signe of the leg in Cheapside, on a morning going (as his cu|stome was) about foure of the clocke to heare masse, in the church then called S. Thomas of Acres, & now the Mercers chappell, as he crossed ouer the stréet from his house to the church, was suddenlie murthe|red with a gun, the cracke whereof was heard of the neighbors, and of a great number of laborers that stood at Soper lane end, and saw the said Packing|ton go foorth of his house: but there was such a thicke mist that morning, as the like had not béene séene, by couert whereof the murtherer found shift the more easilie to escape.