Page 188. line 18. _Montbason._] John de Craon, lord of Montbazon and viscount of Châteaudun, _grand echanson_ de France. Page 188. line 18. _Bueuil._] John lord of Beuil, master of the cross-bows from 1396 to 1399. Page 188. line 20. _Beau Vergier._] Antony lord of Beauvergier, grand pannetier de France. Page 188. line 21. _Tour._] Agne III. de la Tour, lord of Oliergues. Page 188. line 25. _Challus._] Probably Robert de Chabannes, lord of Charlus, father of Stephen lord of Charlus, James lord of La Palice, and Anthony count of Dammartin. Page 188. line 26. _Montgaugier._] St Maur, lords of Montgaugier, a house of Touraine. Page 189. line 4. _Belliere._] Anthony de Bellievre, ancestor of the Bellievres presidents and chancellors, lived at this time; but it was a law-family, and Q. if any of the branches were addicted to arms? Page 189. line 5. _Montauban._] Oliver V. lord of Montauban, a great house in Bretagne, died soon after 1386, leaving five sons,--1. William, who died in 1432; 2. Robert, bailiff of Cotentin, at the siege of Orleans in 1420; 3. Bertrand, killed at Agincourt; 4. Renaud, lord of Crêpon; 5. John. Page 189. line 12. _Lens._] John de Récourt, castellan of Lens, brother to Charles, admiral of France, was killed at this battle; but I find no others of the family. Page 190. line 4. _D'Aumont._] John Hutin lord of Aumont, Chars and Chapes, echanson du roi, &c. Page 190. line 5. _Moncaurel._] John, lord of Montcavrel, was killed at this battle. He left only one daughter, in whose right Montcavrel passed into the family of Monchy. Page 190. line 11. _Chastillon._] Charles de Châtillon, lord of Sourvilliers and Marigni. Gaspard de Chastillon and Hugh his brother, of the Chastillons, lords of Blois and la Bastie, were also killed. Page 190. line 22. _Belloy._] Hugh lord of Bellay and Giseux, married Isabel de Montigny lady of Langey. Bertrand his son. He had two other sons, one killed at Crevant, another at Verneuil. Page 191. line 5. _Brothers._] Hector de Chartres, lord of Ons en Bray, grand master of waters and forests in Normandy, father of Renaud, archbishop of Rheims and chancellor of France. Page 191. line 5. _Nofville._] Perhaps a son of the mareschal Neufville, who succeeded to the estates of sir Arnold d'Andreghen in 1370. Page 191. line 25. _Hangiers._] I can find no such name as _Hangiers_; but John V. lord de _Hangest_, grand master of cross-bows from 1407 to 1411, was killed here. Page 191. line 25. _Vaverans._] John de Mailly, lord of Authuille and Warans, one of the twenty-five sons of Giles lord of Authuille. This was a branch of the lords de Mailly before mentioned. Page 192. line 2. _Raisse._] Guy II. de la Val, lord of Retz and Blazon, is said, by Moreri, to have died _before_ 1416. He was father of the infamous marshal de Retz by Mary of Craon.