[141] Tharchbyshop of Yorke was also of our band, 1578. [142] See Statutes at large, temp. Rich. II. viz. 11. c. I. II. III. 20. c. VI. and 31. c. XII. XIII. [143] State, 1559. [144] Judge. 1578. [145] To dye there as. 1578. [146] The fickle fee of fraud. 1578. [147] Ye iudges now liuing. 1578. [148] Fye on stynkyng lucre, of all vnryght the lure, Ye judges and ye justicers let my most iust punicion. 1559, 63. [149] Al pure. 1578. Still pure. N. [150] What glory is more greater in sight of God. 1578. [151] By the pathes of equytie. 1559, 63. [152] And truely. 1578. [153] Alwayes. 1559, 63. [154] Lawes for to scan. N. [155] Reward. 1559, 63. That justice may take place without reward. 1578. [156] Take. 1559, 63. [157] The righteous. 1578. The most iust. N. [158] Of mortals displeasure. N. [159] Closde. 1578. [160] Worldly hyre. 1559, 63. Way not this worldly mucke. 1578. [161] If som in latter dayes, had called vnto mynde, The fatall fall of vs for wrestynge of the right, The statutes of this land they should not haue defynde So wylfully and wittingly agaynst the sentence quyte: But though thei skaped paine, the faut was nothing light, Let them that cum hereafter both that and this compare, And waying well the ende, they will I trust beware. 1559, 63. [162] George Ferrers. These initials first added, 1571. [163] This. 1559, 63. 71. [164] When finished was this tragedy. 1578. [165] Syr Roger Mortimer, earle of March, and heyre apparaunt of England, whose. 1578. [166] Purposed matter. 1578. [167] Of these great infortunes, and as they be more auncient in tyme, so to place their seuerall plaintes. 1578. [168] Two earles of the name of Mortimer. 1578. [169] One hanged in. 1559, 63. [170] In the tyme of king Edward. 1578. [171] Another in Richard the seconde’s time, slayne in Ireland. 1578. [172] Fauours. 1578. [173] Personage of the earle Mortimer, called Roger, who full of bloudye woundes. 1578. [174] To Baldwin, in this wise. 1578. [175] The dates added 1571--Fabian has given a summary of the life of the second Roger Mortimer, and upon which the poet relied, as of 1387, but the death of Mortimer happened about 1398. [176] On. 1578. [177] Thred, vntimely death dyd reele. 1578. [178] Brought from boote to extreme bale. 1578. [179] ----the queene so much was stir’d, As for his sake from honour she did scale. 1578. [180] Merye gale. 1559, 63. [181] And whilest fortune blew on this pleasaunt gale, Heauing him high on her triumphall arch, By meane of her hee was made earle of March. 1578. [182] Breded. 1559, 63. [183] Pride folly breeds in. N. [184] Hym, 1559, 63. [185] For where he somwhat hauty was before. 1559, 63. [186]