1547. Jan. 28. Edward VI. ascends the throne.
‘1552. July 20.
At Windsor.’ The date of Udall’s preface to the translation by himself and others, of T. Gemini’s Anatomy.
1553. July 6. Mary succeeds to the crown.
| 1554. Dec. 3. | Date of a warrant dormer from the Queen to the Master of her Revels. [Reprinted in The Loseley MSS. Ed. by A. J. Kempe, F.S.A. London. 1836.] The warrant runs thus—‘Whereas our wellbeloued Nicholas Udall hath at soondrie seasons convenient heretofore shewed and myndeth hereafter to shewe his diligence in setting foorth of Dialogues and Enterludes before us fo’ ou’ regell disporte and recreacion.’... And then goes on to authorize the loan of apparel for those purposes. Did the popularity of the Dramatist, and her personal acquaintance with him, since they had worked together on Erasmus’ Paraphrase, lead the Queen to condone the intense Protestantism of the Preacher, even to the continuing of him in favour? Udall and Ascham, two noted Protestants, are both favoured by Mary. |
| *1555. 1556. Nov. | Udall is appointed Master of Westminster School, and so continues until Mary re-establishes the Monastery at Westminster. |
| 1556. Dec. | Udall dies. |
| 1556. Dec. 23. | He is buried in St. Margaret’s, Westminster. Cooper, as above. |