_At the bottom of the Copy of the Letter is added:_--
These ar the names of those men that ar in Scotland with the Quene. The
Kyng Herry is at Kirkhowbre with iiij. men and a childe.
Quene Margaret is at Edenburgh and hir son.
The Lord Roos and his son.
John Ormond.
William Taylboys.
Sir John Fortescu.
Sir Thomas Fyndern.
Waynesford of London.
Thomas Thompson of Guynes.
Thomas Brampton of Guynes.
John Audeley of Guynes.
Langheyn of Irland.
Thomas Philip of G[i]ppeswich.
Sir Edmund Hampden.
Sir Henry Roos.
John Courteney.
Myrfyn of Kent.
Dauson.
Thomas Burnby.
Borret of Sussex.
Sir John Welpdalle.
Mr. Roger Clerk, of London.
John Retford, late Coubitt.
Giles Senctlowe.
John Hawt.
[Footnote 306.1: [From Fenn, i. 246.] That this letter was
written in the year 1461 is sufficiently evident from its
contents. The MS. from which it was printed by Fenn was a copy
in the handwriting of Henry Windsor, and was manifestly the
enclosure referred to in his letter No. 483. It bore the same
paper-mark as that letter.]
[Footnote 306.2: Charles VII. of France. He died on the 22nd
July 1461.]
[Footnote 306.3: Lewis XI., son of Charles VII.]
[Footnote 306.4: Arques, in Normandy, south of Dieppe.]
[Footnote 307.1: Edward, son of Henry VI.]
[Footnote 307.2: Edward IV., whom the Lancastrians did not yet
recognise as king.]
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