[1540] M. S. C. ii. 35. I do not know whether More deliberately confused the Tents and Revels.
[1541] Ibid. 52.
[1542] Ibid. 105.
[1543] Ibid. 14, 116; Hist. MSS. vii. 603.
[1544] Ibid. 15.
[1545] Only an abstract of title at the date of the sale exists (Barrett, Apothecaries, 46), but Apothecaries’ Hall occupies the site of these rooms.
[1546] M. S. C. ii. 4, 9; Feuillerat, Eliz. 440. In 1552 Jane Fremownte had succeeded Barnard (M. S. C. ii. 115), but she cannot have had the whole of the original lodge, as her 4 ft. entry on Water Lane is too small to have been the main access to the cloister. Probably part had been granted to her neighbour, Sir George Harper. Nor did all her holding pass to Cobham in 1554. Some of it was probably added to the house on the north, which occupied the site of the old church porch.
[1547] M. S. C. ii. 44, 53; cf. p. 502.
[1548] Ibid. 51, 121.
[1549] Ibid. 16.