London and the Kingdom - Volume 2 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

Journal 49, fos. 1-14b, 76, 84, 87b, 153, etc.

Journal 49, fo. 152b; Repertory 84, fo. 4b.

Journal 48, fo. 410. Charles was very fond of viewing the pageants on lord mayor's day.—Repertory 77, fos. 270-280b; Repertory 78, fos. 285b, 320, 323b; Repertory 79, fos. 402, 404b; Repertory 80, fos. 295b, 303b; Repertory 81, fo. 329b; Journal 48, fos. 332, 336.

During the debate on the Bill, Pilkington had expressed a hope that the duke, who was abroad at the time, would return in order that he might be impeached for high treason.—See "Debates of the House of Commons from the year 1667 to the year 1694, collected by the Honble. Anchitell Grey, Esq...." (London, 1763), vii, 238.

Journal House of Commons, ix, 597-8.

Repertory 84, fos. 122b-124; Journal 49, fo. 41b.

Repertory 84, fo. 202b.

Journal 49, fo. 61.

Repertory 85, fo. 88.

Journal House of Commons, ix, 635, 636.