[281] “Over against the north end of Grub street.”—1st edition, p. 349.
[282] “Next to that a large house, with gardens of pleasure, builded by Jasper Fisher, from this up to the west end of Hog lane, etc.”—1st edition, p. 350.
[283] “Soerditch, so called more than four hundred yeares since, as I can prove by record.”—Stow.
[284] “Banqueting houses like banqueroutes, bearing great shew and little worth.”—Stow.
[285] “The same was after the bishop of Lincoln’s inn.”—1st edition, p. 361.
[286] “Beyond this Southampton house.”—Ibid.
[287] “Fratres de Monte Jovis, or Priory de Cornuto, by Havering at the Bower.”—Stow.
[288] H. Knighton.—Stow.
[289] “Savoy brent: blown up with gunpowder. Rebels, more malitious then covetous, spoyle all before them.”—Stow.
[290] “In the high street standeth a pair of stocks.”—1st edition, p. 369.