A history of the administration of the Royal Navy and of merchant shipping in relation to the Navy from MDIX to MDCLX, with an introduction treating of the preceding period

by M. Oppenheim

[514] Cecil MSS., Cal. No. 846, and Pipe Office Accounts, 2198.

[515] According to State Papers, Dom., xcvi, p. 295, built in 1560, but she is not mentioned in the accounts till 1563, and was first in commission in December 1562.

[516] First mentioned this year and noted as French, probably from Havre. There were also eleven small French ships taken in the port of Havre in 1562, and carried on the navy list till 1564, after which year they disappear. They may have been returned on the conclusion of peace in April; there was some discussion to that effect.

[517] Four small brigantines. Exch. War. for Issues, 4th July 1563, and Pipe Office Accounts, 2360.

[518] Pipe Office Accounts, 2200 and 2361.

[519] Ibid., 2364, and Exch. War. for Issues, 12th Aug. 1567.

[520] Pipe Office Accounts, 2206 and 2367.

[521] Ibid., 2206 and 2208.

[522] Ibid.

[523] Ibid., 2209 and 2370.