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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 February 2010
page 5 note a Sir William Remington, A.D.1500.
page 5 note b 3rd October
page 5 note c Sir John Shaw, 1501.
page 5 note d Sir Bartholomew Read,1502.
page 5 note e In Easter week at Ludlow.
page 5 note f Sir William Capel, 1503.
page 5 note g Sir John Winger, 1504.
page 6 note a Sir Thomas kneesworth, 1505.
page 6 note b Driven by stress of weather into Plymouth on the night of the 15th January.
page 6 note c Sir Richard Haddon, 1506.
page 6 note d Sir William Browne, 1507, died during his year of office, and Sir Laurence Aylemer was chosen.
page 6 note e Sir Stephen Jennings, 1508.
page 6 note f Sir Thomas Bradbury, 1509, died during his mayoralty, and was succeeded by Sir W. Capel.
page 6 note g 17th August.
page 6 note h Sir Henry Keble, 1510.
page 6 note i Sir Roger Acheley, 1511.
page 7 note a Sir William Copinger, 1512. He died during his mayoralty, and Sir William Haddon was chosen in his room.
page 7 note b Therouenne in Picardy, won on the eve of St. Bartholomew.
page 7 note c At Branstone near Berwick in the month of August.
page 7 note d The great Carrick of Brest. With this vessel her captain Sir Piers Morgan and 900 men perished. In the Regent were drowned or burned her captain Sir Thomas Knevet, and Sir John Carew of Devonshire, with 700 men. See account of this engagement in Grafton's Chronicle.
page 7 note e Sir William Browne, Sir John Tate, 1513.
page 7 note f Sir George Monoux, 1514.
page 7 note g Sir William Butler, 1515.
page 7 note h Sir John Rest, 1516.
page 7 note i Sir Thomas Exmewe, 1517.
page 8 note a Sir Thomas Mirfin, 1518.
page 8 note b The Minories.
page 8 note c Sir James Yarford, 1519.
page 8 note d Sir John Bridges, 1520.
page 8 note e Sir John Milborne, 1521.
page 8 note g 26 May, at Dover.
page 8 note h Sir John Mundy, 1522.
page 8 note i Rhodes taken by Sultan Solyman, (eighth of the line of Ottoman,) on Christmas day.
page 8 note j Sir Thomas Baldry, 1523.
page 8 note k Sir William Bayley, 1524.
page 8 note l Sir John Allen, 1525.
page 8 note m Sir Thomas Seamer, 1526.
page 8 note n Sir James Spencer, 1527.
page 8 note o Sir John Rudstone, 1528.
page 9 note a Sir Ralph Dodmer, 1529.
page 9 note b Sir Thomas Pargiter, 1530.
page 9 note c Sir Nicholas Lambard, 1531.
page 9 note d Sir Stephen Peacock, 1532.
page 9 note e Sir Christopher Askew, 1533.
page 9 note f Elizabeth Barton.
page 9 note g Edward Bocking and Richard Dering.
page 9 note h Henry Golde.
page 9 note i 5th May.
page 9 note j Sir John Champness, 1534.
page 9 note k John Fisher.
page 10 note a Sir John Allen, 1535.
page 10 note b Read, M. William Brierton, and M. Marke [Smeton].
page 10 note c Henry Filzroy, Duke of Richmond and Somerset, natural son of King Henry VIII. by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Blount, of Kynlet, co. Salop, born 1519, married to the Lady Mary Hovrard, only daughter of the Duke of Norfolk. He died on the 22nd of July, 1536, at the palace of St. James's, and was buried at Thetford in Norfolk. His body was at the dissolution removed to Framlingham, where there is a monument to his memory. His mother, who possessed considerable personal attractions, was shortly after the birth of the Duke of Richmond married to Gilbert Taylboys, son of Sir George Taylboys, of Kyme, co. Lincoln. (See the Memoir of the Duke of Richmond, in the third volume of Miscellanies published by the Camden Society, 1855.)
page 10 note d See Greyfriars Chronicle.
page 10 note e Sir Ralph Waren, 1536.
page 10 note f The uncles of Thomas Lord Fitzgarret were Sir James Fitzgarret, Sir John Fitzgarret, Sir Richard Fitzgarret, Sir Oliver Fitzgarret, Sir Walter Fitzgarret.
page 11 note a Sir John Buhner; the female here styled his wife was Margaret Cheyney, said to have been his mistress.
page 11 note b The words within brackets printed in italics are erased in the original.
page 11 note c George Lumley.
page 11 note d Adam Sodbury. The other monk (here erased) was the prior of Burlington, or Bridlington.
page 11 note e The Greyfriars Chronicle places this on the 20th June.
page 11 note f Sir Richard Gresham, 1537.
page 11 note g John Hilsey.
page 14 note a Sir William Forman, 1538.
page 14 note b For account of this great muster see Grafton's Chronicle.
page 14 note c Drounslate or dronslade, a kind of tabor or kettle-drum. (Vide H.Machyn's Diary.)
page 14 note d Sir Adrian Fortescue.
page 14 note e This knight of Rhodes was Sir Thomas Dingley.
page 15 note a Sir William Hollis, 1539.
page 15 note b Sir William Weston, Prior of St. John's, on the 5th of May, upon his hearing of the dissolution of his order.
page 15 note c Coif.
page 16 note a Sir William Roche, 1540.
page 16 note b Here the chronicler would appear to have made a slight ellipsis: Lord Lenard, Markes [Dorset's brother]. Lord Leonard Grey (son of Thomas 1st Marquess), created Viscount Graney, beheaded for high treason.
page 16 note c Over this in the original is written in another hand Northdore.
page 16 note d Probably St. Erkenwald's.
page 16 note e Sir Michael Dormer, 1541.
page 16 note f Margaret Davy.
page 16 note g Leaden vat or caldron.
page 16 note h O'Neil, created on that occasion Earl of Tyrone.
page 17 note a Sir John Cotes, 1542.
page 17 note b Sir William Bowyer, Sir Ralphe Warren, 1543.
page 17 note c Prayers.
page 17 note d 13th July.
page 17 note e July 29th.
page 17 note f By proclamation on the 16th of May. The first raising of the angel noble was in 1526. (Grafton's Chronicle.)
page 18 note a Sir William Laxton, 1544.
page 18 note b Sir Martin Bowes, 1545.