[304]. Nichols, v. 699.
[305]. Bishop Goodman, ii., 228.
[306]. Bishop Goodman, 243.
[307]. State Papers, Calendar, vol. cxviii., No. 29.
[308]. Letter in Bishop Goodman’s Life, vol. ii., p. 215, from Mr. Mead to Sir M. Stuteville.
[309]. Nichols, iv., 630; and iii., 120.
[310]. Wilson, Hume, Oldmixon.
[311]. 1620.
[312]. The line of life in Palmistry is the line encompassing the ball of the thumb.—See, for this masque, Gifford’s edition of Ben Jonson.
[313]. James’s known dislike of pork was one trait of his Scottish descent.