Joan, Lady Cobham, 1369--"I will that VII. thousand masses be said for my soul by the canons of Tunbrugge and Tanfugge and the four orders of Friars in London, viz. the Friars Preachers, Minors, Augustines, and Carmelites, who, for so doing shall have XXIX_l._ III_s._ IV_d._ Also I will that, on my funeral day, twelve poor persons, clothed in black gowns and hoods, shall carry twelve torches." Sir Walter Manney, 1371--"My body to be buried at God's pleasure * * * but without any great pomp * * * twenty masses to be said for my soul, and that every poor person coming to my funeral shall have a penny to pray for me, and for the remission of my sins. * * * To my two bastard daughters, nuns, viz., Mailosel and Malplesant, the one cc. franks, the other c. franks. * * * To Margaret Mareschall, my dear wife, my plate, which I bought of Robert Francis; also a girdle of gold, and a hook for a mantle, and likewise a garter of gold, with all my girdles and knives, and all my beds and clossers in my wardrobe, excepting my folding bed, paly of blue and red, which I bequeath to my daughter of Pembroke." Thomas, Earl of Oxford, 1371--"For my funeral expenses CXXXIII_l._ To Maud my wife all my reliques now in my own keeping, and a cross made of the very wood of Christ's cross. To Sir Alberic de Vere, my brother, a coat of mail, which Sir William de Wingfield gave me, also a new helmet and a pair of gauntlets." Anne, Lady Maltravers, 1374--"No cloth of gold to be put upon my corpse, nor any more than five tapers, each weighing five pounds, be put about it." Edward, Lord Despencer, 1375--"To the Abbot and Convent of Tewksbury one whole suit of my best vestments, also two gilt chalices, one gilt hanap, likewise a ewer, wherein to put the body of Christ, on Corpus Christi day, which was given to me by the King of France. To Elizabeth, my wife, my great bed of blue camaka with griffins; also another bed of camaka, striped with white and black, with all the furniture, thereto belonging." Mary, Countess of Pembroke, 1376--"To the Abbey of Westminster a cross with a foot of gold and emeralds, which Sir William de Valence, Kt., brought from the Holy Land." Philipa, Countess of March, 1378--"To Edmond, my son, a bed, &c. Also a gold ring, with a piece of the true cross, with this writing, _In nomine Patris, et Filii, el Spiritus Sancti, Amen_. Which I charge him, on my blessing to keep." Sir John Northwood, Knight, 1378--"I will that two Pilgrims be sent to visit the shadow of St. Peter, Paul, and James, in Gallacia."