[1] [2] [3] The earle of Leicester held the bason when they washed. The earle of Warren, in the place of the erle of Arundell, bicause he was vnder age, attended on the kings cup. M. Michaell Bellet was Butler by office. The earle of Hereford exercised the roome of high Marshall in the kings house. The lord William de Beauchampe was almoner.

The earle of Hereford.

Lord William Beauchampe The citizens of London.

The citizens of Winchester.

The cheefe iustice of the forrests on the right hand of the king remoo|ued the dishes on the table, though at the first he was staied by some allegation made to the contrarie. The citizens of London serued out wine to euerie one in great plentie. The citizens of Winchester had ouersight of the kitchin and larderie. And so euerie person (according to his dutie) exercised his roome: and bicause no trouble should arise, manie things were suffered, which vpon further aduise taken therin were reformed. The chancellor and all other ordinarie of|ficers [page 220] kept their place. The feast was plentifull, so that nothing wanted that could be wished. Moreo|uer, in Tuthill field roiall iustes were holden by the space of eight daies togither. And soone after the king called a parlement at London,A parlement at London. Polydor. where manie things were enacted for the good gouernment of the realme, and therewith the king demanded a subsidie.