on terms the same as the preceding. Monsieur Ansout d'Offemont, himself and ten knights : two thousand six hundred livres tournois, and their meals at the palace. Monsieur Raoul le Flamant, himself and six knights : one thousand five hundred livres tournois, and their meals at the palace. Monsieur Baudouin de Longueval, himself and four knights : eleven hnndred livres tournois. Monsieur Loys de Beaujeu, himself and ten knights : two thousand six hundred livres, and their meals at the palace. Monsieur Jean Ville, himself and four knights : twelve hundred livres, and their meals at court. Monsieur Mahi de le Tournelle, himself and four knights : twelve hundred livres : meals as above. The archbishop of Rheims, four thousand livres. The bishop of Langres the same. These two to be attended by thirty knights, and to be embarked on board the same ship. Monsieur Guillaume de Courtenay, himself and ten knights : two thousand two hundred livres, and their meals at court. Monsieur Guillaume de Patay, himself and brother : four hundred livres, and their meals at the palace. Monsieur Pierre de Sarz, himself alone : eight score livres, and his meals at court. Monsieur Robert de Bois-Gencelin, alone, on the same terms as the preceding. Monsieur Estienne Grancke, alone, on the same terms. Monsieur Mari de Loue, alone, on similar conditions. Monsieur Gilles de Mailly, himself and ten knights : three thousand livres, transport of horses going and returning, with his meals at the palace. Monsieur I tier de Maignac, himself and five knights : twelve hundred livres, transport of horses, and his meals as tbe preceding. Fouriers de Vernuel, himself and four knights : twelve hundred livres : his meals at court. Monsieur Guillaume de Fresnes, himself and ten knights : two thousand six hundred livres, and their meals at court. The count de Guignes, himself and ten knights, on similar conditions. The count de St. Paul, himself and thirty knights, passage and return of horses : twelve thousand livres, including food and all other things, with twelve hundred livres as a private gift. Monsieur Lambert de Limous, himself and thirty knights in the pay of the king ; that is to say, ten sols tournois to each daily for their subsistence, the sum of eighteen hundred and twenty-five livres. Monsieur Girard de Cam pendu, himself and fifteen knights at the king's pay, subsisting themselves like to Monsieur Lambert : two thousand seven hundred thirty-seven livres, ten sols. Monsieur Raimon Aban, himself and five others in the pay of the king, nine hundred twelve livres, ten sols. Monsieur Jean de Belnes, himself and ten others : three thousand livres, passage and return of his horses, and meals at court The marshal of Champagne will go himself with ten others, but will not receive any thing from the king. Monsieur Guillard d'Arce, himself and five others, in the king's pay, nine hundred twelve livrea, ten sols. Monsieur Guillaume de Flandres, himself and twenty others : six thousand livres, passage and return of their horses, and their meals at the palace. Monsieur Aubert de Longueval, himself and five more : eleven hundred livres, passage and return of horses, and meaU at court.