[373] Diary of John Evelyn, Feb. 3, 1684.
[374] Bagford Collection, Bib. Harl., 5931.
“The wood is cut in order to be burned,
Therefore is this Abraham’s sacrifice.”
[376] Jacob’s Inn is mentioned by Hatton, 1708, “on the east side of Red Cross Street near the middle.”
[377] “Amusements for the Meridian of London,” 1706.
“Moses was found in the water.
Whosoever purchases his bread here shall have yeast for nought,
Besides a currant-loaf at Easter, and a spice-cake at Christmas time.”
[379] “A Step to Stirbitch Fair,” 1708.
[380] Randle Holme, B. ii., ch. xviii.