[261] Liber Constitut.
[262] “But now that case is altered.”—1st edition, p. 293.
[263] For Lowlardes’ Tower, read M. Foxe.—Stow.
[264] With the following inscription: “Hic jacet Raherus primus canonicus, et primus prior istius Ecclesiæ.”
[265] “The forrens were licensed for three dayes; the freemen so long as they would, which was sixe or seven dayes.”—Stow.
[266] “John Davy, a false accuser of his master, of him was raised the by-word,—If ye serve me so, I will call you Davy.”—Stow.
[267] “Commonly called Ely place.”—1st edition, p. 323.
[268] Fewters, idle people, probably from the old French Fautier, which Roquefort, Glossaire de la Langue Romane, defines “Criminel Coupable,” or from Fautteur, “rempli de défauts et de mauvaises habitudes.”
[269] Matthew Paris.
[270] “And others in other places.”—1st edition, p. 325.