Note 111.1 — INTRODUCTION (continued 3)
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Whethamstede, 317.
111.2 The names are all entered on the Pardon Roll of 30 and 31 Henry VI. Among the hosts of less interesting names, we find that the Duke of York took out a pardon on the 3rd of June; the Duke of Norfolk and the young Duke of Suffolk on the 23rd of the same month; Thomas Percy, Lord Egremont, on the 1st; Thomas Courtenay, Earl of Devon, on the 20th, and Sir William Oldhall, who is called of Hunsdon, on the 26th. Ralph, Lord Cromwell, had one on the 22nd May, and Robert Wynnyngton of Dartmouth (the writer of Letter 90) on the 28th July. On the 12th July a joint pardon was given to Sir Henry Percy, Lord Ponynges, and Eleanor, his wife, kinswoman and heir of Sir Robert Ponynges. At later dates we have also pardons to Henry, Viscount Bourchier, and Sir John Talbot, son and heir of the Earl of Shrewsbury.
112.1 No. 210.
112.2 Coats of mail and helmets.
113.1 Nos. 211, 217, 241.
113.2 Nos. 212, 213, 227, 228, 241.
113.3 Nos. 214, 241.
114.1 No. 206.
114.2 Nos. 214, 217, 218, 219, 241.
115.1 The petition, I think, must have been effectual, for I did not find Church’s name on the Pardon Roll, 30 and 31 Henry VI.
115.2 Nos. 214, 216, 218.
116.1 No. 223.
117.1 Nos. 153, 159, 162, 186, 188, 203.
117.2 Note the passages in Margaret Paston’s letter (No. 222):—‘Yet I suppose Sir John, if he were spoken to, would be gladder to let his kinsmen have part than strangers.’ And again:—‘Assay him in my name of such places as ye suppose is most clear.’
117.3 No. 202.
118.1 Nos. 171, 173.
118.2 Rymer, xi. 44.
118.3 Dawson Turner’s Historical Sketch of Caister Castle, p. 31. He does not state his authority.
119.1 See ‘Early Documents’ in vol. ii. p. 4.
119.2 The Duke of Alençon.
119.3 Nos. 224, 225.
119.4 Historical Sketch, p. 4.
119.5 No. 389.
120.1 Nos. 224, 225.
121.1 Basin, i. 251.
121.2 Ibid. 257.
122.1 Basin, i. 258-261. Leclerq (in Petitot’s Collection), 37-38.
123.1 Basin, i. 261-4. Leclerq, 39-41. Matt. de Coussy, 121.
123.2 Basin, i. 264-5. De Coussy, 122.
124.1 De Coussy, 124.
124.2 Basin, i. 267-8.
124.3 Ibid. 265.
124.4 De Coussy, 122.
125.1 J. Chartier, 265; Berry, 469.
126.1 Rolls of Parl. v. 396. See also the pardon granted to him five years later. Patent Roll, 36 Hen. VI. m. 12.
127.1 Called William, Bishop of Lincoln, on the Rolls of Parliament, but his name was John Chedworth.
127.2 Rolls of Parl. v. 227-31.
128.1 Rolls of Parl. v. 231-3.
128.2 Ibid. v. 233.
129.1 Rolls of Parl. v. 234-6.
130.1 It appears not to have been known on the 4th of August. Stevenson’s Wars, ii. 487-8.
130.2 Nicolas’s Privy Council Proceedings, vi. 151-4, 155-7. Stevenson’s Wars, ii. 481-92.