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were never made, or are lost, except only'a fewcommanders, of whom there was necessarily somerecord in the various commanderies, and likewisein the chancery for a time, but at length lost inboth places. 1

Bosio gives only ninety-two French comman-ders; knights of all three Languages; thirty-five Italians, thirty-five Spanish and Portuguese,five English, eight German, and eighteen betweenchaplains and servants-at-arms of various nations.To which five English knights I will add a few onhis own authority, though afterwards left out inhis list. If meagre be the memorandum of theother Languages, most meagre indeed is theEnglish.

1. Sir John Yaquelin, Commander of Car-bourch, killed.

2. Sir MarmadukeLomelay, desperately wounded,but recovered and became Prior of Ireland. 2

3. Sir Thomas Bern, Bailiff of the Eagle, killed.

4. Sir Henry Haler, Commander of Badsfort,killed.

5. Sir Thomas Ploniton, killed.

6. Sir Adam Tedbond, killed.

1 Bosio: par. ii., lib. xi.—Appendix, clxxv.

2 Taken from Sir James Heting.— Bosio: par. ii., lib. xiii.,anno 1482.