dispeche
var. of despeche, depeach v. Obs., to send away, dispatch. Also dispechement, = dispatchment.
| 1538 M. Throgmorton Let., copy in MS. Cott. Cleopatra E. 6, lf. 386, And from thens also to have been dispeched [orig. in St. Pap. Hen. VIII, XII. ii. No. 552, dyspachyd]. Ibid., And herupon delayed my dispechement..To come further concernyng my dispechement [original, in both cases, dyspachement]. |