Of all{e} oþ{er} estat{es} to a messe / iij. or iiij. þus may ye sur{e}, And of all{e} estatis þat ar egall{e} w{i}t{h} a knyght / digne & demur{e}, Off abbot & p{ri}our{e} sauncȝ myt{ur}, of co{n}vent þey hañ cur{e}; Deane / Archedecoñ, mast{ur} of þe rolles, aft{ur} your{e} plesur{e}, 1060 [Sidenote: under Judges, Doctor of Divinity, Prothonotary, Mayor of Calais.] Alle the vndirIusticeȝ and barou{n}es of þe kyng{es} Eschekier{e}, [Fol. 187.] a p{ro}vinciall{e} / a doctour{e} devine / or boþe lawes, þus yow ler{e}, A p{ro}thonot{ur} ap{ert}li, or þe popis collectour{e}, if he be ther{e}, Also þe meyr{e} of þe stapull{e} / In like purpose þ{er} may apper{e}. 1064 [Sidenote: V. Other ranks equal to a Squire, four to a mess. Serjeants of Law, ex-Mayor of London, Masters of Chancery,] Of all{e} oþ{ur} estat{es} to a messe ye may sette four{e} / & four{e}, as suche p{er}sones as ar p{er}egall{e} to a squyer{e} of honour{e}: Sargeaund{es} of lawe / & hym̅ þat hath byñ meyr{e} of londoñ aforne, and þe mastyrs of þe chauncery, þey may not be forborne. 1068 [Sidenote: Preachers and Parsons, Apprentices of Law, Merchants and Franklins.] All{e} p{re}chers / residencers / and p{er}sones þat ar greable, Apprentise of lawe In courtis pletable, Marchaund{es} & Frankloñȝ, worshipfull{e} & honorable, þey may be set semely at a squyers table. 1072 [Sidenote: Each estate or rank shall sit at meat by itself, not seeing another.] These worthy[A] Estat{es} a-foreseid / high of renowne, Vche Estate syngulerly in hall{e} shall{e} sit a-downe, that none of hem se othur{e} / at mete tyme in feld nor in towne, but vche of þem̅ self in Chambur or in pavilowne. 1076 [Text note: royall{e} _is written over_ worthy.] [Sidenote: The Bishop of Canterbury shall be served apart from the Archbishop of York, and the Metropolitan alone.] ++Yeff þe bischopp{e} of þe p{ro}vynce of Caunturbury be in þe p{re}sence of the archebischopp{e} of yorke reu{er}ently, þeir{e} s{er}uice shall{e} be kou{er}ed / vche bisshopp{e} syngulerly, and in þe p{re}sence of þe metropolytan{e} none oþ{er} sicurly. 1080 [Sidenote: The Bishop of York must not eat before the Primate of England.] yeff bischopps of yorke p{ro}vynce be fortune be syttyng{e} In þe p{re}sence of þe p{ri}mate of Englond þañ beyng{e}, þey must be cou{er}ed in all{e} þeyr{e} s{er}uyng{e}, and not in p{re}sence of þe bischopp{e} of yorke þer{e} apperyng{e}. 1084 [Headnote: USHER AND MARSHAL: OF BLOOD ROYAL AND PROPERTY.]