The story of Coventry

by Mary Dormer Harris

[620] "Paid for 3 sermons of Mr Butler's and ringing to them 35s. 3d." (ib., f. 1).

[621] Leet Book, 271.

[622] Ib., 629.

[623] Ib., 652. "Blind inns" were secret taverns, where, of course, all sorts of irregular proceedings went on.

[624] i.e. Draughts.

[625] Leet Book, 786.

[626] Ib., 690.

[627] Leet Book, 28.

[628] Ib., 28.

[629] See below, the Harcourt and Stafford quarrel.