The Earl of Leicester writes to William More on behalf of his friend William Hunnis. Hunnis has recently bought the lease on the Blackfriars of Anne Farrant 'and means there to practise the Queen's Children of the Chapel'; Leicester asks More to favour Hunnis in this enterprise. [Berry notes that Hunnis had not in fact bought the lease of Farrant, and that she continued to pay rent for it.]
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Hunnis, William | master of the children of her Highness's chapel | |
| Bower, Richard | master of the children of her Highness's chapel | |
| Farrant, Richard | master of the children of her Highness's chapel | |
| Edwards, Richard | master of the children of her Highness's chapel |