[418] D'Ewes, 260.
[419] Id. 282.
[420] D'Ewes, 410.
[421] P. 438. Townsend calls this gentleman Davenport, which no doubt was his true name.
[422] D'Ewes, 433.
[423] Id. 440 et post.
[424] Id. 470.
[425] D'Ewes, 474; Townsend, 60.
[426] Id. 62.
[427] See the letter in Lodge's Illustrations, vol. iii. 34. Townsend says he was committed to Sir John Fortescue's keeping, a gentler sort of imprisonment.