a letter to the king touch my lord chancellor amendment and the put off of I S  his Cause February it may please your excellent majesty my lord chancellor  send for I to speak with I this morning about of the clock I perceive he have  now that signum sanity as to feel better his former weakness for it be true I  do a little mistrust that it be but a boutade of desire and good spirit when  he promise himself strength for Friday though I be win and carry with it but  now I find he well incline to use shall I say your liberty or rather your  interdict signify by mr secretary from your majesty his lordship show I also  your own letter whereof he have tell I before but have not show it I what  shall I say I do much admire your goodness for write such a letter at such a  time he have send also to my lord treasurer to desire he to come to he about  that time his lordship come and not to trouble your majesty with circumstance  both their lordship conclude my self present and concur that it can be no  prejudice to your majesty service to put off the day for I S till the next  term the rather because there be seven of your privycouncil which be at least  rhythm and part of the court which be by infirmity like to be absent that be  my lord chancellor my lord admiral my lord of Shrewsbury my lord of Exeter my  lord zouch my lord Stanhope and mr chancellor of the duchy wherefore they  agree to hold a Council too morrow in the afternoon for that purpose it be  true that I be always of opinion that it be no time lose and I do think so the  rather because I can be content that the matter of Peacham be first settle and  put to a point for there be perchance that will make the example upon I S to  stand for all for Peacham I expect some account from my fellow this day if it  shall fall out otherwise then I hope it may not be leave so your majesty in  your last letter very wise put in a disjunctive that the judge shall deliver a  opinion private either to my lord chancellor or to our self distribute his  sickness make the late way to be take but the other may be reserve with some  accommodate when we see the success of the former I be appoint this day to  attend my lord treasurer for a proposition of raise profit and revenue by  enfranchising copyholder I be right glad to see the patrimonial part of your  revenue well look into as well as the fiscal and I hope it will so be in other  part as well as this God preserve your majesty your majesty most humble and  devote subject and servant