Hellenore, ii. Hellespont, v. Hely, ii. Hemus, ii. Henalois, ii. Henault, ii. Hengist, ii.

Scandal still attached her name to that of Hénault, of whom Voltaire wrote the epitaph beginning 'Henault, fameus par vos soupers Et votre "chronologie,"' &c. Hénault was for many years deaf; and, during the whole of his life, disagreeable.

In the 14th of Richard II., royal justs and turnements were proclaimed to be done in Smithfield, to begin on Sunday next, after the feast of Saint Michael; many strangers came forth of other countries, namely, Valarian, Earle of St. Paul, that had married King Richard's sister, the Lady Maud Courtney; and William, the young Earle of Ostervant, son to Albert of Baviere, Earle of Holland and Henault.

President Henault dashed at the papers.