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THE GREAT LAW OFFICERS

Walter Fitzstmons, Abp. of Dublin, 1501, 16 Hen. VII.

Nicholas St. Laurence, Lord of Howth, 11 June, 1509, 1 Hen. VIII.

Walter Fitzsymons, Abp. of Dublin, 1509, 1 Hen. VIII.

Sir William Compton, for life, 6 November, 1513, 5 Hen. VIII.

William Bokeby, Abp. of Dublin, 24 March, 1515, 6 Hen. VIII.

Hugh Inge, Abp. of Dublin, for life, 1527, 19 Hen. VIII.

John Alan, Abp. of Dublin, 19 Sept. 1528, 20 Hen. VIII.

George Cromer, Abp. of Annagb, 5 July, 1532, 24 Hen. VIII.

Sir John Barnewall, Knt, Lord of Trimletstown,

George Cromer, Abp. of Armagh, superseded,—patent, Westminster, 16 August, 1534.—Pleasure.—25, 26, 27 Hen. VIII, fac. R. 7.—The Abp. had been appointed Lord Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal, during pleasure, by patent, dated at Westminster, 5 July, 1532, (24,) in the room of John Alen, clerk, (Abp. of Dublin, elect,) who had been so appointed, 19 September, 1528, (20,) during pleasure.—Rymer, vol. XIV., p. 438, 24, 25. f. R. 1.—Vol. XIV. p. 268.

"By the King.

"Bight trusty and well beloved, and trusty and