[67] “St. Katherine’s mill stood where now is the Iron Gate of the Tower.”—Stow.
[68] Lynxes, porcupines.
[69] Patent, the 15th of King John.
[70] Matthew Paris.
[71] W. Malmsbury.
[72] Roger Hoveden.
[73] Guthuron’s lane, now Gutter lane, leading out of Cheapside, was a small lane, formerly tenanted by goldsmiths; the person who gave his name to the lane, was evidently of Saxon or Danish origin.
[74] That is, seventeen pence halfpenny farthing to be alloy.
[75] By the terms force and deble, it is presumed the maximum and minimum weights are intended.
[76] Thomas Walsingham.