[1590] I suppose that this was the old lavatory. If so, probably Burbadge’s use terminated when this became a glass-house in 1601; cf. p. 506.
[1591] The account in Wallace, ii. 37, is not trustworthy; it assumes, in lieu of the Duchy Chamber and staircase tower, a ‘north section’ of the building 40 ft. from north to south.
[1592] Cf. p. 498.
[1593] Wallace, i. 196; ii. 38, is misleading here.
[1594] M. S. C. ii. 70.
[1595] Ibid. 76 (conveyance by Sir Richard Michelborne, George Pole, and Charles Pole), 84 (conveyance by Richard and Elizabeth Mansell), 125.
[1596] Variorum, iii. 62; Birch, ii. 426.
[1597] H. R. Plomer, The King’s Printing House under the Stuarts (2 Library ii. 353).
[1598] M. S. C. ii. 83 (Recital of conveyance by trustees of Lady Howard); cf. p. 512.
[1599] Ibid. 98 (Recital of lease in deed of sale of 1609).