[185] Fuller, iii. 422. According to Verney's Notes, Burgess speaks of "Choristers and officers as fellows that are condemned for felons, and keep ale-houses, and so they may still," 77.
[186] Rushworth, iv. 276.
[187] Parl. Hist., ii. 773.
[188] Sanford's Illustrations, 363.
[189] Nalson, ii. 248.
[190] Parry's Parliaments and Councils of England, 353.
[191] Sanford's Studies and Illustrations, 364.
[192] Dering published an apology in 1642.
[193] The following letter by Sydney Bere, secretary to Sir Balthazar Gerbier, afterwards to Sir H. Vane, is preserved in the State Paper Office.
"Whitehall, 17th June, 1641.