W. WAYTE.

[Footnote 174.1: [From Fenn, iii. 154.] This letter must have

been written just after the Duke of York came over from Ireland

in 1450, when he demanded that justice should be fairly

administered against persons accused. A Parliament was summoned,

which met on the 6th November, and Sir William Oldhall was

chosen as Speaker.]

[Footnote 174.2: Richard, Duke of York, afterwards Protector,

the father of King Edward IV.]

[Footnote 174.3: The writer was clerk to Judge Yelverton.]

[Footnote 176.1: Sir Miles Stapleton.]

[Footnote 176.2: John Dam actually was returned to Parliament

for the city of Norwich in November 1450.]

[Footnote 177.1: _See_ next No.]

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