[Footnote 103.2: [From Fenn, i. 208.] On the 3rd April 1449
royal letters were issued in favour of Robert Wynnyngtone of
Devonshire, who was bound by indenture to do the King service on
the sea ‘for the cleansing of the same, and rebuking of the
robbers and pirates thereof, which daily do all the noisance
they can.’ --Stevenson’s _Letters and Papers illustrative of the
Wars of the English in France_, i. 489.]
[Footnote 105.1: _See_ p. 101, Note 3.]
[Footnote 105.2: John Stafford, Archbishop of Canterbury.]
[Footnote 105.3: Fenn says the reading of the original is
indistinct, and he could not determine whether £2000 or £3000
was meant.]
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