In June, 1514, there is again a reference to the christening of the "King's new son,"[498] but he, too, was no sooner christened than dead.
[Footnote 495: _D.N.B._, ix., 292, gives this date.
Catherine herself, writing on 27th May, 1510, says that "some _days_ before she had been delivered of a still-born daughter" (_Sp.

Cal._, ii., 43).

On 1st November, 1509, Henry informed Ferdinand that Catherine was pregnant, and the child had quickened (_ibid._, ii., 23).] [Footnote 496: _Ven.

Cal._, ii., 95-96; _L.

and P._, vol.i., 1491, 1495, 1513, Pref., p.