^{page 299 note *} A leaf appears to have been torn out between folios 114 and 115.

page 299 note † These arms are very singularly drawn ; the crown or coronet rests upon the Royal arms, and the bordure of Beaufort surrounds it in a very clumsy manner, the upper part passing behind the crown. The crown or coronet over the arms is within the bordure, and not over all.

page 299 note ‡ As seen in carving of Warden's stall at Manchester cathedral (Journ. British Arch. Assoc. vi. 25).

^{page 301 note *} They are here printed with the contractions extended, excepting in a few doubtful cases.

page 301 note † An account of the legend of St. Bernard here referred to will be found in the Percy Society, vol. vii. p. 51.

^{page 302 note *} “Pape” erased.

page 302 note † “Papa” erased.

^{page 310 note *} For this and the other illustrations of this paper the Society is indebted to the liberality of its author.