[1] [2] Soone after the aforesaid agreement betwéene England and France was concluded,The duke of Summerset deliuered out of the tower. vpon the fore remembred capitulations, bicause of suspicion of displeasure and hatred that was thought to remaine betwéene the earle of Warwike and the duke of Summerset, latelie before deliuered out of the tower, a meane was found that their fréendship should be renewed through aliance,A marriage to compose strife and establish amitie. and a mariage was concluded betweene the earle of Warwikes eldest sonne, and the duke of Summersets eldest daughter: the which marriage was solemnized at Shene, the king being then present. After the solem|nitie of this marriage, there appeared outwardlie to the world great loue and fréendship betwéene the duke and the earle, but by reason of carietales and flatterers, the loue continued not long, howbeit ma|nie did verie earnestlie wish loue and amitie to con|tinue betwéene them. Rich. Grafton. Rebellion in Kent execu|ted. ¶ About this time was a new rebellion in Kent, but it was soone suppressed, and certeine of the chiefe were apprehended and put to death, namelie Richard Lion, Goddard Gorram, and Richard Ireland. This yeare was a parlement holden at Westminster, where among other things by the authoritie of the said parlement,

Priests chil|dren legiti|mate.

Usurie for|bidden.

priests chil|dren were made legitimate, and vsurie for the loane of monie forbidden.]