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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 May 2010
page 256 note * Chaloner, 31.
page 256 note † Chaloner, 35.
page 256 note ‡ In England, Hilary Term ended on 12th or 13th of February, and Easter Term began on the Wednesday fortnight after Easter Day. In 1418 (Easter Day falling on March 27th) this would have been Wednesday, April 13th. Hence the Manx vacation appears to have been longer than the English.
page 257 note * The amercements are thus regularly entered throughout the Roll, but in the photograph the amounts are not always legible, the s. and d. (for shillings and pence) in particular being uncertain.
page 257 note † i.e. the King Man.
page 257 note ‡ From other passages I collect that this is the full sense of the contracted word,
page 258 note * For the prefix Momy, to the name of Irish Saints, see Miss Stokes's paper on the Breac Moedog, &c. Archtælogia, xliii. 145.
page 259 note * Nicolas, Hist. Peerage (ed. Courthope) p. 593, says that “Robert Waldby was translated to Dublin in 1381 ; he is said by some writers to have been bishop of this see in 1396, but Le Neve doubts it.” He then states that the see was vacant many years, and gives 1429 for the date of accession of Richard “Pally.”