THOMAS MAPPERLEY.-He brought 3 archers, and they served through the whole campaign. NICHOLAS MARBURY.-He indented to bring 5 lances and ... archers. The numeral is lost. WILLIAM MORING.-The Indenture of Jewels shews that he had engaged to bring 1 lance and 3 archers. NICHOLAS MONTGOMERY.-We know of his presence in the expedition only by the issue to him of a cask of wine when the army was before Harfleur. JOHN MORLEY.-Only his Indenture of Jewels remains. RICHARD MORLEY.-One of his retinue is in the list of the sick at Harfleur, which is the only notice we have of him. HUGH MORTON.-He indented to serve himself and 2 archers. WILLIAM MOUNTENEY.-He indented to serve with 3 archers. On the 4th of October he had the king's license to return, on account of illness. He put William Thomas, a man-at-arms, in his place, who served for him at Agincourt, and took a prisoner there, who was ransomed. The officers of the Exchequer would not allow the claim for the services of the substitute, and the account remained unsettled in the reign of Henry the Sixth, when Mounteney was dead. Thomas Bell, one of the archers, took another prisoner, whose ransom was 12 shillings. JOHN HOWEL.-He indented to serve with 1 lance and 2 archers. it WILLIAM OLTON.-Two of his indentures remain, by which appears that he brought 2 archers. WILLIAM PALMER.-His Indenture of Jewels alone remains. ROBERT PASSAMER.-He brought 1 lance and 7 archers, as appears by his Jewel Indenture. JOHN PHILIPP.-Two of his indentures remain. He brought 3 archers. RALPH POOLE.-He also brought 3 archers, and we have the Jewel Indenture in evidence. RALPH POPE.-He covenanted to serve with 3 archers. In his Jewel Indenture he was joined with Chetwind and others. ROBERT RADCLIFFE.—He indented to serve with 2 archers. THOMAS RADCLIFFE.-He indented to bring 3 archers. WILLIAM, SON OF JOHN DE RADCLIFFE.-He indented to serve with 2 archers. These were probably the three Radcliffes, who were joined with Sir Richard Radcliffe in the Jewel Indenture. RALPH RAMSEY.-He brought 2 archers. JOHN RASH.-He indented to serve with 1 lance and 3 archers. ROBERT RELINGTON.-He indented to serve with 3 archers. NICHOLAS REVISBY.- One lance and 2 archers, as appears by his Indenture of Jewels. ROGER SALVIN.-We have evidence of his presence in the expedition only by the issue to him of a cask of wine when before Harfleur. JOHN SELBY.-He brought 2 archers. The Account of his services was rendered after his death, by Thomas Ward, surgean," executor of the will of Juliana, his widow and executrix. His indenture was to serve with 10 archers. ROBERT SHERARD.-One lance and 3 archers, as by the Indenture of Jewels. ROBERT SHOTESBROOK.-He indented to serve with one manat-arms and 6 archers. The Account remained open in the reign of Henry the Sixth, when he was a knight. JOHN SKIPTON.-One lance and 2 archers. JOHN SRIGGWAS.-He engaged to bring 3 archers. JOHN STANLEY.-See before. JOHN STEWARD.-He brought 3 lances and 12 archers, as by his Indenture of Jewels. WILLIAM STOKLEY.-One lance and 2 archers, as by his Indenture of Jewels. HUGH STRAULEY brought 3 archers, as by the Indenture of Jewels. JOHN SWILLINGTON.-He indented to bring 3 lances and 12 archers. RICHARD TEMPEST.-Neither indenture nor account has been discovered; but he is in Kinwellmarsh's account of persons to whom wine was issued at Harfleur. He had one cask. JOHN TOPCLIFFE.-He brought two archers, as appears by the indentures. ROGER TUNLEY.-Only the Indenture of Jewels remains. WILLIAM TYRWHITT.-Two of his indentures remain. engaged to bring 3 archers. JOHN VALE.-The Indenture of Jewels only. He THOMAS WARD.-He indented to serve with 2 archers. ADAM WHYTINGHAM.-He covenanted to bring 3 archers. THOMAS WILCOTES.-He indented to serve with 1 man-atarms and 6 archers. The name of his man-at-arms was William Wykham. On the 28th of September he and 2 of the archers had license to return from Harfleur, on account of sickness. The rest were at the battle. He appears to have died of the sickness, the Account being rendered by his mother, Elizabeth Wilcotes, who was his executrix, and John Wilcotes, junior, his brother and heir. VI. PERSONS WHO INDENTED JOINTLY. MONS. ROGER LECHE, Treasurer of the King's Household; SIR PHILIP LECHE, JOHN STANLEY, and ROBERT Babthorpe, esquires, indented to bring 32 lances and 108 archers, as appears by the Indenture of Jewels. There was an issue of five tuns and one pipe of wine to Sir Philip at Harfleur. Stanley and Babthorpe are, doubtless, the same persons who have occurred before. JAMES BLOUNT, RICHARD EITON, JOHN CHETHAM, and WILLIAM BLACKBOURN, esquires, covenanted to serve with 12 archers. JOHN CHETWYND, RALPH POPE, NICHOLAS CARY, and WILLIAM BURTON, esquires, entered into a joint Indenture, on April 29. Their Jewel Indenture is dated June 20. They undertook to bring 12 archers. Chetwynd returned from Harfleur with the king's license, but the 3 archers, who were his contingent, went on to Agincourt. Burton and his 3 archers all left the army at Harfleur. When all was over, disputes arose among this party respecting the jewels, which were not composed in the 7th of Henry the Sixth, Burton being then dead, and Hugh Burton acting as his representative. Pope we have had before. NICHOLAS HORTON, HENRY BROMLEY, JOHN CLYNK, WILLIAM WELDE, and JOHN LOUTH, indented to serve with either 11 or 12 archers, for the two Indentures are at variance. Welde and Louth, with 3 archers, remained at Harfleur. The rest passed on with the king. WILLIAM HARGROVE, JOHN HARGROVE, THOMAS SCARLET, and GILES THORNDON, esquires, indented to serve with 12 archers, as appears by the Indenture of Jewels. ROBERT HILLION and JOHN CLEMENTS, esquires, with 6 archers. Indenture of Jewels. RICHARD HUDLESTON and WILLIAM HUDLESTON.-Nothing remains but their Indenture of Jewels. ROBERT LACOCK, JOHN KILNER, and ROBERT HETON or HOTON (who were all dead at the time when the account was rendered), and WILLIAM WIGHTMAN, RICHARD PARKER, and THOMAS LYCHEBARROW, "Esquires of the King," indented to bring with them 18 archers into the field. WILLIAM MARSHALL, WILLIAM POPE, and THOMAS BOLD. -It appears, by an Indenture of Jewels, that they had stipulated to bring 3 lances and 9 archers. Thomas de Bold and Jacob Hager, esquires, also entered jointly into indenture to serve with 3 archers. WILLIAM DE ORRELL, THURSTAN DE ANDERTON, HENRY de Pemberton, HENRY BLUNDELL, and ADAM WHITYNGHAM, esquires, covenanted to serve with 12 archers. Whityngham died at Harfleur. The rest were at Agincourt. JOHN PRENTYS, THOMAS WALBERE, and WILLIAM BONETEMPS indented jointly to serve with 3 archers. THOMAS BRIDDE, RALPH APPELTON, WILLIAM PEK, ROBERT ALLERTON, and RICHARD received jointly jewels in pledge by indenture. And here it may be proper to repeat the names of the 10 knights or esquires of the county of Lancaster, always famous for its bowmen, who entered into separate covenants with Sir Robert Urswick, the sheriff, to bring each 50 archers. SIR WILLIAM BOTELER, SIR JAMES HARINGTON, SIR RICHARD KIGHLEY, SIR ROBERT LAURENCE, SIR RICHARD RADCLIFFE, |