^{page 188 note *} Plate XII.

^{page 192 note [a]} MSS. penes Johēm Burton de civit. Eb. M. D.

^{page 192 note [b]} P. 28.

^{page 192 note [c]} Tostig, Chron. Sax. passion. Tostius, Sim. Dunelm. Ingulphus, Knighton. Tosti, Henry Hunt. and Brompton. Toïstus, Annal. Dunstapl. Tostinus, Ailredus. So variously is this name written.

^{page 192 note [d]} Ingulph fol. 510^b. n°. 40.

^{page 192 note [e]} Hen. Hunt. fol. 210^a. n°. 10.

^{page 192 note [f]} Sim. Dunelm. col. 187. n°. 60.

^{page 193 note [g]} Sim. Dunelm. col. 192. n. 50.

^{page 193 note [h]} R. Hoved. F. 257^a n. 10.

^{page 194 note [i]} Camden's Brit. col. 872. 893. Chaucer, p. 36.

^{page 195 note [k]} This extract from Doomsday-Book was taken from a copy of so much of that record as relates to Yorkshire, in my library, and which has been compared with two other copies, and found to correspond. But, in order to have this extract perfectly exact, I examined it with the original at Westminster, which was obligingly shewn me by Mr. Farley, and found them exactly to correspond.

^{page 196 note [l]} Ex informat. Rev. D. Comber, & Geo. Strangeways Robinson, Arm. unc Dom. de Welburne.

^{page 197 note [m]} Vide Dugd. Bar. sub titul. Albini als. Mowbray, Stuteville & Wake.

^{page 197 note [n]} Quidem Tein in Eoverwicschire; nomine Orm, filius. Gamellonis, accepit uxorem unam ex quinque filiabus Aidredi comitis Etheldritham, ex quâ genuit frliam nomine Ecgfridam, ex quâ Eilsi de Teise genuit Waltheof & duos ejus fratres, et Edam sororem eorum. Sim. Dun. col. 82. n. 30.

^{page 197 note [o]} Selden's Tit. Hon. p. 507.

^{page 197 note [p]} Sax. Dict. sub titul Dezin & Denian.

^{page 198 note [q]} Vinc. N° 2. F. 97, in Coll. Armor.

^{page 198 note [r]} Vinc. N° 20. F. 117, in eod. Colleg.

^{page 198 note [s]} Sim. Dunelmens. col. 102. n. 60.

^{page 198 note [t]} Drake's Ebor. p. 82.

^{page 198 note [u]} viz. Waltheof, fil. Siwardi & Aelfledae, sororis Etheldrithae uxoris Orm.

^{page 198 note [w]} Dugd. Bar. Vol. I. p. 3.

^{page 199 note [x]} Vinc. N° 20. F. 117, and N° 2. F. 97.

^{page 200 note [y]} I must in this place observe, that though the Chronicles of the Monks are generally esteemed as legendary and of little authority; yet when, at the distant period of 700 years, we find monuments of this nature produced, which so evidently evince the existence of the parties mentioned therein, it considerably adds to their weight, and serves to remove the stigmas which have usually been thrown upon them.

^{page 201 note [z]} Liber Niger. F. 453. 4 D. 14. P. 113. in Coll. Armor.

^{page 201 note [a]} R. Hoved. 270^a. n. 10.

^{page 201 note [b]} This Roger assumed the name of Mowbray on account that the estate of Roger de Molbray, Earl of Northumberland, forfeited for treason, had been given to Nigell or Albini his father, by Hen. I. Dugd. Bar. vol. I. p. 123.

^{page 201 note [c]} Lib. Rieval. Julius D.I. Chart. N° XI. in Bibl. Cotton.

^{page 201 note [d]} Mon. Anglic. vol. II. p. 190b.

^{page 202 note [e]} Page 192.

^{page 202 note [f]} R. Hoveden 456^b. n. 30 and 40.

^{page 202 note [g]} Lib. Rieval, p. 38 and 83.

^{page 203 note [h]} Doomsday Book.

^{page 203 note [i]} Vide the curious seal of this priory, engraved among the Society's plates. From J. Warburton, the possessor in 1720, it came to T. Martin of Palsgrave, from him to J. Ives of Yarmouth, and was purchased at the sale of his collection in 1777, by Gustavus Brander, Esq. F. S. A. the present owner.

^{page 203 note [k]} Autogr. penes me.

^{page 203 note [l]} Vinc. N° 31. p. 187. in Colleg. Armor.

^{page 204 note [m]} Dugd. Baron, vol. I, p. 313. and vol. II. p. 416.

^{page 204 note [n]} Vide C. 40. C. 22. C. 5. 2d D. 5. &c. in Coll. Armor.