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Thursday, June 17th, 1869
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 May 2010
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page 354 note * The first Cant' would seem redundant.
page 354 note † This word is clearly written enough, but its interpretation seems difficult. It has been suggested that it might stand for tintoratœ quasi tincturatœ, and bear a signification analogous to that of our word “colourable,” as sometimes used among lawyers. See Ducange sub voce Tinturare.
page 355 note * The words in brackets are faded and indistinct, but the formula “ut quos Dei timor a malo non revocat,” &c, has been found by Mr. W. S. Walford in a book intituled “Formulare Instrumentorum necnon Artis notariatus,” Venice, 1526, pp. 9 and 11, so that little doubt can exist as to the correctness of the present reading. This book is now in the library of the Society.
page 356 note * Life of Col. Hutchinson, p. 5.
page 357 note * And see “Vertevella” ap. cnd. Vertevelle in the modern French dictionaries is rendered “the staple of a bolt.”
page 357 note † Palgrave, Anc. Kal. and Inv., iii. 351.
page 360 note * Awdeley of Essex.— Or, on a fesse azure between three conies current sable as many martlets argent. Pr. Garter Wriothesly and Clarenceux Benolt, temp. Hen. VIII. “Miscell. Grants,” vol. v. 121. The same coat with crest a demi-coney and branch. Audely of Essex, since changed ; he was Lord Chancellor, per X'opher Barker, Garter, temp. Hen. VIII.—(E.D.N. No. 50, f. 35.)
Audley, Essex.— “Or, on a fesse between three conies current sable three martlets or This was Sr Thomas Audley, Knight of the Garter and Lord Chancellor of England, who, after he was made Lord Awdley of Walden, did alter his arms.”— (E.D.N. Alphabet of Arms.)
page 361 note * History of Audley End, by Richard Lord Braybrooke. London, 1836, p. 23.
page 363 note * See ante, p. 27.