[28] ‘Pendennis.’ Before migrating to No. 2, Brick Court, William Makepeace Thackeray lived at 10, Crown Office Row, probably sharing chambers, which have since disappeared, with Tom Taylor.
[29] ‘Middle Temple Records.’
[30] ‘Life of Wolsey.’
[31] Bellot, p. 269.
[32] ‘English Humourists.’
[33] See Irving, ‘Goldsmith.’
[34] Wheatley, ‘Literary Landmarks of London.’
[35] Vol. v., p. 231.
[36] Restored 1903.
[37] ‘Diary of John Manningham, of the Middle Temple.’