[3] The extracts here quoted translated by Elizabeth Bottle.
[4] Lord Edmunde Budde married the notorious Gertrude Pippin: see "Family Failings," by Bloody Mary.
[5] See Norman Bramp's "Female Influence, and Why," Vol. V.
[6] It has never yet been ascertained exactly why Madcap Moll rode to Norwich, but many conjectures have been hazarded.
[7] Poliolioli contends that there were five hundred and eighty-five guests. This, I think, may be treated as a moot point.
[8] October 14th. Poliolioli contests that it was the 17th, but this, I venture to say, is even a "mooter" point than the other.
[9] Excavated B.C. 8.
[10] Periodicals:—"The Corn Chandler," by Sheepmeadow; "Sidelights on the Salic Law," Anonymous; "The Stage versus the Church," edited alternately by Nell Gwyn and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
[11] Two years before Punter's portrait.
[12] "Beds and their Inmates," Vol. III., by Edgar Sheepmeadow (18 vols).