950706And leaue her open for the lavv to iudge,

951707Vnlesse she cleare her selfe of this foule deed.

952708King. Come my Lords this night vveele lodge in S. Albones,

953709And to morrovv vve vvill ride to London,

954710And trie the vtmost of these Treasons forth,

955711Come vnckle Gloster along vvith vs,

956712My mind doth tell me thou art innocent.

960716Yorke. My Lords our simple supper ended, thus,

961717Let me reueale vnto your honours here,

963718The right and title of the house of Yorke,

964719To Englands Crovvne by liniall desent.

966720VVar. Then Yorke begin, and if thy claime be good,

967721The Neuils are thy subiects to command.

968722Yorke. Then thus my Lords.

969723Edward the third had seuen sonnes,

970724The first vvas Edvvard the blacke Prince,

970.1725Prince of Wales.

971726The second vvas Edmund of Langly,

971.1727Duke of Yorke.

972728The third vvas Lyonell Duke of Clarence.

973729The fourth vvas Iohn of Gaunt,

973.1730The Duke of Lancaster.

974731The fifth vvas Roger Mortemor, Earle of March.

975732The sixt vvas sir Thomas of Woodstocke.

976733William of Winsore vvas the seuenth and last.

977734Novv, Edvvard the blacke Prince he died before his father, and left

978735behinde him Richard, that aftervvards vvas King, Crovvnde by

979736the name of Richard the second, and he died vvithout an heire.

1005737Edmund of Langly Duke of Yorke died, and left behind him tvvo

1005.1738daughters, Anne and Elinor.

1005.2739Lyonell Duke of Clarence died, and left behinde Alice, Anne,

1007740and Elinor, that vvas after married to my father, and by her I

1010741claime the Crovvne, as the true heire to Lyonell Duke