London and the Kingdom - Volume 3 / A History Derived Mainly from the Archives at Guildhall in the Custody of the Corporation of the City of London.

by Reginald R. Sharpe

[87] Hervey, Memoirs, i, 176-179.

[88] Parl. Hist., viii, 1281-1307; Maitland, i, 558, 559.

[89] Journal 57, fos. 278b-280. On quitting office the lord mayor (John Barber) received the special thanks of the Common Council for having afforded them this opportunity of preserving the trade and liberty of the citizens.—Id., fo. 298.

[90] Journal House of Commons, xxii, 108, 109, 112, 113.

[91] Hervey, Memoirs, i, 200-202.

[92] Repertory 138, fos. 243-246. See also the Daily Courant, cited in the Gentleman's Magazine, iv, 208.

[93] Repertory 138, fo. 252.

[94] Repertory 139, fo. 2.

[95] Repertory 138, fo. 228; Journal 57, fos. 318-319; Repertory 140, fo. 254; Journal 57, fos. 375-377.

[96] Memoirs, i, 317.