[66] “State Trials,” ii. 335.
[67] Blount, “Glossogr.,” 1656: “Deric … is with us abusively used for a Hang-man.”
[68] George Lord Carew, to Sir Thomas Roe, in “Cal. of State Papers,” Domestic series, 1611-8, p. 428.
[69] See in Annals, under 1649.
[70] Luttrell, i. 271.
[71] “Autobiography of Sir John Bramston” (Camden Society), p. 192.
[72] Gentleman’s Magazine, 1750, pp. 233, 425.
[73] Ibid., 1767, p. 276.
[74] Stow’s “Survey,” ed. Thoms, p. 161.
[75] Grey Friars’ Chron., ed. Howlett, pp. 199, 200.