PREFACE.

XXXIX

Aileforde *

II oo

Maidstone

Hope

Newhitlie

Margate

Motne, orMorne

Ffeversham

Sandwich

Dover -

{

I

f

l

{

5

f

i

Shipps iiMarriners xxiiii

Wight - -

^ Shipps viii §

^ Marriners ii c xx

Shipps ii

Marriners xxiiii

Winchelsey

C Shipps xxi

{ Marriners v c iiii xx xvr

Shipps ii

Marriners li

Waymouth

C Shipps xv

^ Marriners ii'lxiii

Shipps iiMarriners lix -f"

Lyme - -

( Shipps liiiMarriners lxii

Shipps v

Marriners xlix

Seton - -

£ Shipps ii£ Marriners xxv

Shipps xx

Marriners clx

Sydmouth -

C Shipps iii

V Marriners lxii

Shipps ii

Marriners xxiii

Exmouth -

C Shipps x^ Marriners ciiii xx xiii

Shipps ii J

Marriners liii

Teymouth -

C Shipps vii^ Marriners cxx

Shipps xxii

Marriners v'iiii

Dartmouth

£ Shipps xxxi^ Marriners vii c lvii>

Shipps xvi

Marriners iii'xxxvi

Portsmouth

C Shipps v

# Marriners iiii**xvi

* Now Aylesford, in the Roll eopled from that In the Great Wardrobe, and published in the Archzo-logia, Vol. vi. It is called Milford. The names of the ports given next to it, prove the correctness ofthe present in preference to the former.

t The Wardrobe account says 39.

X In the Wardrobe account, Sandwich is omitted. The ships here said to belong to Sandwich arcgiven to Feversham, and the ships of Feversham omitted.

§ Called in the Wardrobe list J 8.

Plymouth.