[860]

Walsingham writes: In opening a coffer of the Queen of Scots, he found certain heades which so pleased certain ladies of his acquaintance, he had taken the liberty to detain a couple.

[861]

"A mantel of lawn cutwork wrought throughout with cutwork of 'pomegranettes, roses, honeysuckles, cum crowns.'"

"A doublet of lawn cutwork worked with 'lez rolls and true loves,' &c."—G. W. A. Eliz. Last year.

[862]

New Year's Gifts. By the Lady Shandowes. 1577-8.

[863]

Marquis of Northampton.

[864]