[Footnote 214-1: [From Fenn, ii. 164.]]
[Footnote 214-2: Apparently Lady Walgrave, hereafter referred to.
She was the widow of Sir Richard Walgrave, Knight.]
[Footnote 215-1: A person who made gowns of silk, etc., for both
men and women, as appears from the manner in which she is here
mentioned.--F.]
[Footnote 215-2: I am not certain whether the Duke of Norfolk is
here meant, or Lord Hastyngs, the then Governor of Calais.--F.]
[Footnote 216-1: Charles, Duke of Berry and of Guienne, who was
supposed to have been poisoned by order of his brother Lewis XI.
in May 1472.]
[Footnote 216-2: Nicholas of Anjou, Duke of Calabria and Lorraine,
who died about the same time as the Duke of Guienne.]
[[dwellyng affor Mestresse Pastonys gate
_italic “d” misprinted as “a”_
Sidenote: 1474 / NOV. 20
_date supplied from body of letter_]]
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