[79] James I. was crowned May 22, 1424; murdered Feb. 21, 1436-7.
[80] In 1460.—Hen. VI. was deposed 1461: restored and slain 1471.
[81] Item.... Concordatum est, quod, ... nullus unius partis vel alterius ingrediatur terras, boschas, forrestas, warrenas, loca, dominia quæcunque alicujus partis alterius subditi, causa venandi, piscandi, aucupandi, disportum aut solatium in eisdem, aliave quacunque de causa, absque licentia ejus ... ad quem ... loca ... pertinent, aut de deputatis suis prius capt. et obtent. Vid. Bp. Nicolson's Leges Marchiarum, 1705, 8vo. pp. 27, 51.
[82] This was the original title. See the ballad, Pt. i. v. 101; Pt. ii. v. 165.
[83] See the next ballad.
[84] Vid. Pt. ii. v. 167.
[85] [Chappell's Popular Music of the Olden Time, vol. i. p. 198; vol. ii. p. 774.]
[86] Fit. see ver. 100.
[87] [should be "an avowe," a vow (see v. 157, Fit. 2).]
[88] [in spite of.]