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

"A lettre from the quenes maty for ye mustringe of 4000 men, and also for the shewes on the evens of St. John Baptist and St. Peter thapostles."—Journal 21, fo. 421b.

Contin. of Holinshed, v, 599, 600.

Journal 21, fo. 388b.

Stow's Annals (ed. 1592), pp. 1198-1201.

Motley, "United Netherlands," i, pp. 318-324.

For particulars of his life see Remembrancia (Analytical Index), p. 284, note.

Journal 21, fo. 448b.

"Thaccompte of the saide chamberlyn for the transportacioun and necessary provision of MMCCCCXX soldiers into the lowe countryes of Flaunders."—Chamber Accounts, vol. ii, fos. 56-58b.

Motley, "United Netherlands," i, 340.

Chamber Accounts, ii, 134. The earl's honor of Denbigh, North Wales, was mortgaged to certain citizens of London, and not being redeemed, was afterwards purchased by the queen herself.—Repertory 22, fo. 287.