_The following list of those of the Duke of York’s party who were
attainted by Parliament was found by Fenn pinned to the above letter:_--
The Duc of York.
Therle of Marche.
Therle of Rutland.
Therle of Warrwyk.
Therle of Salusbury.
The Lord Powys.
The Lord Clynton.
The Countesse of Sarr.
Sir Thomas Nevyle.
Sir John Nevyle.
Sir Thomas Haryngton.
Sir Thomas o Parre.
Sir John Conyers.
Sir John Wenlok.
Sir William Oldhall.
Edward Bourghcier, sq.
A brother of his.
Thomas Vaughan.
Thomas Colte.
Thomas Clay.
John Denham.
Thomas Moryng.
John Oter.
Maistr Ric Fisher.
Hastyngs and other that as yet we can not know the names, &c.
As for the Lord Powys, he come inne, and hadde grace as for his lyf,
but as for hise gods the forfeture passid.
[Footnote 197.6: [From Fenn, i. 178.] This letter was written at
Coventry during the Parliament which sat there in 1459, when the
Duke of York and his adherents were attainted.]
[Footnote 197.7: William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester.]
[Footnote 197.8: James, Earl of Wiltshire, was made Treasurer of
England on the 30th October 1458.--_Patent Roll_, 37 Hen. VI.,
p. 1, m. 21.]
[Footnote 197.9: _See_ vol. ii. p. 167, Note 3.]
[Footnote 198.1: Against the Duke of York and his adherents.]
[Footnote 198.2: Lawrence Booth.]
[Footnote 198.3: Sir John Fortescue.]
[Footnote 198.4: St. Nicholas’ Day is the 6th December.]
[Footnote 198.5: ‘Undertresouer’ in Fenn must, I think, be a
misprint.]
[Footnote 198.6: Jasper Tudor. --_See_ vol. ii. p. 298, Note 1.]
[Footnote 198.7: Cecily, daughter of Ralph Nevill, Earl of
Westmoreland.]
[Footnote 198.8: George Nevill, son of Richard, Earl of
Salisbury, brother of Richard, Earl of Warwick. He was
afterwards Archbishop of York.]
[Footnote 198.9: Edmund, Lord Grey of Ruthin, afterwards created
Earl of Kent.]
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