„ 64, note 2. Instead of “_Quære_, has not the lane been,” read “The lane is;” and instead of “which formerly stood,” read “which stands, or very recently stood.” „ 68. In the continuation of the note, after the words, “vol. v. fo. 464,” add, “and Fabyan, fo. 218.” „ 72. In the continuation of the note, for “21st of December, 1493,” read “21st of December, 1495.” „ 73. For “his forces courageously attacked the army,” read “his army courageously attacked the forces.” „ 73. At the end of note 4, add, “Fabyan, fo. 627, calls him a knyght of Wales.” „ 92, note 1. Instead of “the Rev. George Townsend,” read “the Rev. George Fyler Townsend;” and instead of “p. 12,” insert “pages 12 to 16.” „ 99, note 1. After the words, “each horseman,” add, “in marching order.” „ 103, note 4. After the words, “battles of Wakefield,” insert “[See Chap. IV. p. 60.]” Page 104, note 1. After the words, “Dugdale’s _Baronage_,” add “vol. i.;” and after the passage, “Leland’s _Coll._ vol. ii. p. 715,” omit “[500],” and insert “[498], in which is the following statement, ‘Syr John Nevel the Erle of Westmerlandes brother and Andrew Trollop were killid at this tyme.’” „ 111. After the words, “were restored,” add, “4,” and as a note at the foot of the page, insert, “4 Leland mentions the titles and rank conferred by Edw. IV. upon his friends and adherents, as follows:— Thomas Blunte made Lord Montejoy William Hastinges made Lorde Hastinges. “‘Edward at his coronation creatid his brother George Duke of Clarence; and Richard the younger, Duke of Gloucester; the Lord Montacute, the Erle of Warwike’s brother, the Erle of Northumbreland; William Stafford Esquier, Lord Staford of Southwike; Syr [William] Herbart, Lord Herbart; and after Erle of Pembroke; and the saide Lord Staford Erle of Devonshire; the Lord Gray of Ruthine, Erle of Kent; the Lord Bourchier Erle of Essex; the Lord John of Bokingham, {323} Erle of Wyltshire; Syr Thomas Blunt Knight, the Lord Montjoye; Syr John Haward, Lord Haward; William Hastinges, Lord Hastinges and Greate Chambrelayn; and the Lorde Ryvers; Denham Esquyer, Lord Deneham; and worthy as is afore shewid.’—Lel. _Collect._, vol. ii. p. 715, 716 [449].”