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In a list of captains of Norman towns (dated 1417) occurs the name of "William Glasdall Esquier.”—Gesta, 278. Page 210, last line (also last sidenote, and p. 211, 1. 1), for Are read Arc 213, line 13. the great chamber. "ye grene chambre."-Rot. Parl. iv. 298/1. Page 240, line 4 of note 1, for voulsit read voulsît 258, 8. Lord Grey of Ruthin was released on payment of a large ransom. Ellis, II. i. 9. 342 13. The red rose was not a badge of Henry VI., but we learn from a grant (dated Nov. 23, 1461) that Edward IV.'s emblem ("Divisam nostram ") was a white rose.-Rymer, xi. 480. Edward's father bore "by the Castle of Clyfford . . a Whyte Roose."-Digby MS. No. 82, Bodleian (Archaeol. xvii. 226). Page 375, note 3. Collation of "ye rufflyng" (p. 375, 1. 14). |