JAMES GLOYS.

[Footnote 310.1: [From Fenn, iv. 58.] On the back of this letter

is the following memorandum in a contemporaneous hand:-- ‘De

Ric’o Calle pro ordio (_i.e._ hordeo) ibidem pro ij. annis

terminatis ad Mic’ anno primo regni Regis E. iiij., xxvj_s._

viij_d._’ This shows that the letter itself could not have been

written later than 1461, and as there was no ‘Lord of

Gloucester’ before that year, it could not have been earlier.]

[Footnote 310.2: Alice, Duchess of Suffolk.]

[Footnote 310.3: Richard, the King’s brother, afterwards Richard

III.]

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