[563] Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3, 111, 112.
[564] Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3, 112-13.
[565] English Chronicle, 1377-1461 (Camden Soc.), 90. Davies, 471-2.
[566] Davies, 111. Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3, 16. See also 98-99.
[567] Davies, 111, 37. In 1462 arrears of the ferm were remitted, and again in 1484 (Ib. 34). In 1463 a mayor of Southampton was deposed by the King’s mandamus (Ibid. 168).
[568] Davies speaks of this John Ingoldsby who paid the debt as afterwards apparently one of the Barons of the Exchequer (p. 38.) A John Ingoldsby had been Recorder of Southampton from at least 1444 (p. 185) to at least 1459 (Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3, 113) and very probably later.
[569] Davies, 36. Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3. 100.
[570] In 1486 the pension of £154 was paid to the Earl of Arundel as constable of Dover Castle, part of it being given in kind. For other trouble, see Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3. 98.
[571] The outlay of the town in this year was £383 9s. 7d. (Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3. 141-2.)
[572] In this last case they were comforted by a promise of release for ten years from payment of 140 marks from the rent of £200 which had been assigned to Queen Joan, and by a grant to the corporation of the right to hold land to the value of £100. (Hist. MSS. Com. xi. 3, 42-3.)