rendered, being made Master of the Rolls,—patent, 6 Oct. 1550.—Life.—Fee, £10 Irish.—4 Edw. VI. f. R. 26, 31.
Principal Solicitor, Richard Finglas, of Waspelleston,—Bathe made S. G.—patent, 17 Oct. 1550.—Pleasure.—Fee, £10 Irish.—Idem, 31.—He had another patent of the same office, 26 July, 1551.—5 Edw. VI.
Solicitor General, John Bathe,—a new appointment,—patent, 24 July 1551,—which office he lately had of our grant during life, to hold now as he had held it before during our pleasure, and as Patrick Bamewall, of Gracedieu, held it.—5 Edw. VI. f. R. 10.—Continued by Queen Mary,—patent, 12 Feb. 1554.—Pleasure.—Finglas also continued by patent of the same date.—1 Mary, 11 pars f. R. 16, 19.
Principal Solicitor and Solicitor General, James Dowdall,—Bathe made Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and Finglas Queen's Sergeant—patent, 20 July, 1554.—Behaviour.—2 Mary, f. R. 1.—To hold as the said Finglas or Bathe held.—Another patent of the same date tested at Lesmollen, is inrolled also on the Roll.—R. 2.
Principal Solicitor, Nicholas Nugent.—Dowdall made a Justice of the Queen's Bench,—patent, 17 April 1565.—Pleasure.—Fee, £10 Irish.—Fiant, 7 Eliz.
Principal Solicitor, John Bathe, of Drumconragh,
