The Paston Letters, A.D. 1422-1509. Volume 1 (of 6) / New Complete Library Edition

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[32.2] See No. 6. Compare J. Amundesham Annales, 16. In the latter Grys’s Christian name is given as William, and the outrage is said to have taken place on Christmas Day instead of New Year’s Eve.

[34.1] Nos. 10, 11, 12. Maziere Brady in his book on the Episcopal Succession, vol. ii. p. 79, gives the following entry from the archives of the Vatican:—

‘Die 10^o kal. Junii 1425, provisum est ecclesiæ Corcagen. in Hibernia, vacanti per mortem Milis (Milonis), de persona Ven. Fratris Johannis Pasten, prioris conventualis Prioratus Bromholm, Ordinis Cluniacensis.’—Vatican.

Also on Sept. 14, 1425, ‘Johannes Paston, Dei gratia electus Korkagen, solvit personaliter 120 florenos auri,’ etc.—Obligazioni.

[34.2] Printed in Appendix to this introduction.

[35.1] No. 20.

[35.2] See No. 47, p. 56.

[36.1] No. 7.

[36.2] Patent 6th July, 21 Henry VI., p. 1, m. 10.

[37.1] Inquis. a. q. d. (arranged with Inquisitions post-mortem), 21 Henry VI., No. 53.