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Her Majesty's Mails
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William Lewins
24
ARCHBISHOP
PARKER
to
SIR
W.
CECIL.
SIR,
According
to
the
Queen's
Majesty's
pleasure,
and
your
advertisement,
you
shall
receive
a
form
of
prayer,
which,
after
you
have
perused
and
judged
of
it,
shall
be
put
in
print
and
published
immediately,
&c.
&c.
From
my
house
at
Croyden,
this
22d
July,
1566,
at
four
of
the
clock,
afternoon.
Your
honour's
alway,
MATTHEW
CANT.
This
letter
is
thus
endorsed
by
successive
postmasters,
according
to
the
existing
custom.
Received
at
Waltham
Cross
the
23d
of
July,
at
nine
at
night.
Received
at
Ware
the
23d
of
July
at
12
at
night.
Received
at
Croxton
the
24th
of
July,
between
7
and
8
of
the
morning.
So
that
his
Grace's
letter,
which
would
appear
to
have
been
so
important
as
that
one
or
more
messengers
were
required
to
travel
night
and
day
in
order
to
deliver
it
at
the
earliest
possible
moment,
took
40
hours
to
travel
63
miles.
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