W. L. N.

_Tuebeuf_ (Vol. vii., p. 207.).--J. E. J. will find Tuboeuf is a town

in France, in the department of Mayenne. On May 9, 1194, Richard I.

sailed from England on his expedition against Philip II. of France; and

he was accompanied by Master Eustace, Dean of Salisbury, for the purpose

of his conducting such business of the Great Seal as might be necessary

while the king remained abroad. The Doncaster Charter appears to have

been sealed on the 22nd of the same month of May, and I shall feel

obliged if J. E. J. will give me a copy of Eustace's title, and the date

and place, as they appear on the document. The addition to his name in

other charters is "tunc gerentis vices cancellarii." He himself became

Chancellor and Bishop of Ely on the death of Longchamp.

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