London and the Kingdom - Volume 1 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

Journal 6, fo. 166.

-Id., fo. 145.

-Id., fo. 163.

English Chron., 1377-1461 (Camd. Soc., No. 64), p. 179.

Journal 6, fo. 224b.

William Paston, writing to his brother John, under date 28th January, 1460, remarks, "Item, the kyng cometh to London ward, and, as it is seyd, rereth the pepyll as he come; but it is certayn ther be comyssyons made in to dyvers schyres that every man be redy in his best aray to com when the kyng send for hem."—Paston Letters (Gairdner), i, 506.

Paston Letters (Gairdner), Introd., p. cxl.

The king's letter, dated 2 Feb., was read before the Common Council on the 5 Feb.—Letter Book K, fo. 313b; Journal 6, fo. 196b.

Journal 6, fo. 197b.

-Id., fo. 203b.