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groc', maior. Th' Newenton.
In this yere was the pley of seynt Katerine.[72]
[Footnote 72: _See note_ S.]
John Hadley, groc', Ric' Whityngton, m'c'. A^{o}. xvij^{mo}.
m'. Grugo Barentyn, goldsmyth.
[Sidenote: Anna reg'^{na} Angl' obiit.]
In this yere, that is to seye in the xij day of Juyn the yere of oure lord a m^{l}ccclx.x.xxiiij, the goode lady quene deyde at Shene, and lith entered worthyly at Westm'.
John Frossh, m'c', m'. Th' Knolles, groc'. A^{o}. xviij^{o}.
Will' Brampton, fysshmongre, with the longe berd.
In this yere kyng Richard wente first into Irlond.[73]
[Footnote 73: _See note_ T.]
Will's More, vynt', m'. Rog' Elys. A^{o}. xix^{o}.
Will' Scheryngham.
[Sidenote: Kyng Richard wedded the kynges doughtre of Fraunce, Isabell.]
In this yere, aboughte the feste of Al Halwen, Isabell the kynges doughter of Fraunce was spoused to kyng Richard at Caleys, whiche afterward, on the viij day of Januer, was crowned quene at Westm'; at whos comynge to London the priour of Typtre in Ess.e.x, with othere viij persones, upon London bregge in the gret prees weren crowsed to the deth.
REX RICARDUS SECUNDUS. [1396-1397.]
Adam Bamme, goldsmyth, Th' Welford, drap'. A^{o}. xx^{mo}.
m'. Will' Parkere, m'c'.
[Sidenote: The makynge of lordes.]
[Sidenote: The erle of Arundell was condempned.]
The whiche Adam Bamme deyde the vj day of Juyn; and Richard Whityngton occupyed the office of the mairalte the remenaunt of the yere be patent of the kyng; and thanne after, on seynt Edwardes day, he was chose maire for the yere folwynge. Also in this yere the xxj day of Juyll, the regne of the kyng xxj^{ti} yere begynnynge, S^{r}. Thomas of Wodestoke duke of Gloucestre was arested at Paske;[74] and S^{r}.
Richard erle of Arundell, and S^{r}. Thomas erle of Warrewyk, the lord Cobham, and S^{r}. John Cheyne weren also arested. And in the monthe of Septembre nest folwynge the kyng helde hys parlement at Westm', at whiche parlement Edward erle of Roteland was made duke of Awmarle, Herry erle of Derby was mad duke of Hereford, Thomas earl Marchall was mad duke of Norfolk, S^{r}. John erle of Huntyngdon was mad duke of Excetre, the erle of Kent was mad duke of Surry, the erle of Somerset was mad marquys of Dorset, S^{r}. Thomas Percy was mad erle of Worcestre, the lord Spenser was made lord[75] of Gloucestre, the lord Nevyle was mad erle of Westmerland. Also the parlement was enyourned to Schrovesbury into the xv day of seynt Hillar. And in the forsaid parlement was mad a gret hale in the paleys of Westm', in whiche Richard the erle of Arundell was dampned to the deth, and he was beheded at the Tour hill.[76]
[Footnote 74: ”Pla.s.s'he” _in the Cotton MS._]
[Footnote 75: ”Earl” _in the Cotton MS._]
[Footnote 76: _See note_ U.]
REX RICARDUS SECUNDUS. [1397-1399.]
Richard Whytyngton, Will' Askham, fysshmong'. A^{o}. xxj^{mo}.
m'c', m'. John Wodec.o.k, m'c'.
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