J. FASTOLF.

[Footnote 73.1: [From Fenn, i. 120.]]

[Footnote 73.2: A tally. This was a cleft stick, in both parts

of which notches were cut to represent sums of money due; on

which one part was given to the creditor, the other being

retained by the debtor.]

[Footnote 73.3: Hugh Fenn.]

[Footnote 73.4: Robert, Lord Willoughby of Eresby.]

[Footnote 73.5: Ralph, Lord Cromwell.]

[Footnote 73.6: John, Duke of Alençon, taken prisoner at the

battle of Verneuil in 1424.]

[Footnote 74.1: Sir Thomas Nevill, a younger son of Richard,

Earl of Salisbury, married Maud, the widow of Robert, Lord

Willoughby.--Dugdale, ii. 86.]

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