[Footnote 241.1: [From Fenn, iii. 308.] At the date of this
letter Lord Molyns had probably been acquitted, but the action
against his men was still pending. The year must therefore be
1451. The date ‘Thursday next after St. Austin’ is understood by
Fenn to be after the Feast of St. Austin, or Augustine, Bishop
of Hippo, which was celebrated on the 28th of August; but the
dates of the preceding letters make it more probable that the
writer means St. Augustine, the apostle of England, whose day
was the 26th of May.]
[Footnote 241.2: John Jermyn. --_See_ page 183, Note 2.]
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