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A great Feast made by George Nevill Chancel∣lor of England, and Arch-Bishop of York, in the dayes of EDVVARD the Fourth, 1468.
- 0300 QUarters of Wheat.
- 0300 Tunn of Ale.
- 0100 Tunn of Wine.
- 0001 Pipe of Ipocras.
- 0104 Oxen.
- 0006 Wild Bulls.
- 1000 Muttons.
- 0304 Veals.
- 0304 Porks.
- 0400 Swines.
- 3000 Geese
- 1000 Capons.
- 3000 Piggs.
- 0400 Plovers.
- 0100 Dozen of Quails.
- 0200 Dozen of fowls called Rees.
- 0400 Peacocks.
- 0400 Mallards and Teals.
- 0204 Cranes.
- 0204 Kidds.
- 3000 Chickens.
- 4000 Pigeons.
- 4000 Coneys.
- 0200 Bullers.
- 0400 Heronshaws.
- 0200 Pheasants.
- 0500 Partridges.
- 0400 Woodcocks.
- 0100 Curlews.
- 1000 Egrites.
- 0504 Stags, Bucks and Roes.
- 0103 Pasties of Venison cold.
- 0508 Pikes and Breams.
- 6000 Dishes of Jelly.
- 0103 Cold Tarts.
- 3000 Cold Custards.
- 1500 Hot Venison Pasties.
- 3000 Hot Custards.
- 0012 Porrosses and Seals.
Besides abundance of Sweet-meats.
The great Officers.
- Earl of Warwick Steward.
- Earl of Northumberland Trea∣surer.
- Lord Hastings Cup-bearer.
- Lord Willowby Carver.
- Lord John of Buckingham Con∣trouler.
- Sir Richard Stranwig Surveyer.
- Sir William Worlly Marshal of the Hall.
- Eight Knights of the Hall.
- Eighty Esquires of the Hall.
- Two other Surveyers of the Hall.
- Sir John Malbeury Pantler.
- Two Esquires Keepers of the Cubbard.
- Sir John Brakenock Supervisor of the Hall.
Estates sitting in the Hall.