SUFFOLK.

[Footnote 86-1: [From Fenn, iv. 448.] The battle here referred to

as ‘Lincoln Field’ is what is commonly called the battle of

Stamford, in which the insurrection of Sir Robert Welles in

Lincolnshire was completely defeated in March 1470. Just before

the date of this document, Edward IV. had left the kingdom, and

Henry VI. had been restored; but perhaps Suffolk was not aware of

the situation, or did not recognise it.]

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