^{page 148 note *} A representation of the seal of the Empress Maud will be found in Sandford's Genealogical History, Plate B. Casts of the seals mentioned above were exhibited by Mr. Doubleday to the Society, January 23, 1834. Archæologia, Vol. XXVI. p. 459.

^{page 149 note *} Printed in the Foedera, new ed., I. p. 14, ex orig. Cart. Antiq. Bibl. Cotton:—

“Hano autem donationem feci ei apud Oxeneford die Sancti Jacobi Apostoli, videlicet octava die ante festum Sancti Petri ad vincula, pro servicio suo quod mihi fecerat: et ita quod tune habebam in captione mea apud Bristoll Regem Stephanum, qui, Dei misericordia, et auxilio Roberti comitis Glocestrie fratris mei et auxilio ipsius Milonis et aliorum baronum meorum captus fuit in bello apud Lincoln die Purificationis Sanctæ; Maria proximo ante prædictum diem Sancti Jacobi Apostoli.”

^{page 148 note †} Ex orig. Cart. Antiq. in Ducat. Lane.

^{page 149 note *} Ex orig. Cart. Antiq. in Ducat. Lane.

^{page 149 note †} Ibid.

^{page 149 note †} Ibid.

^{page 149 note §} Ibid.

^{page 149 note |} The King's marriage with Adeliza, daughter of Geoffrey Duke of Louvain, took place on the 2nd of February, A.D. 1121.

^{page 149 note ¶} Ex orig. Cart. Antiq. in Ducat. Lane.

^{page 149 note **} See Proceedings, vol. IV. p. 86, and an earlier communication, vol. III. pp. 206, 290.