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 50, fo. 363. The address is entered neither in the Journal nor Letter Book, although space is left for the purpose in both volumes. It is printed, however, by Maitland ("Hist. of London," i, 488) from Eachard's "Hist. of England."

Maitland, i, 488.

Repertory 94, fo. 75.

Journal 50, fos. 364, 364b; Letter Book ZZ, fos. 134, 134b.

Journal 50, fo. 364b; Letter Book ZZ, fo. 135.

Maitland, i, 489.

Members of James's parliament were not summoned on the ground that, owing to the Corporations having suffered "regulations" at the hands of the king, it was no true parliament.

Kennet, iii, 505.

Repertory 94, fo. 80.

Luttrell, i, 382.