[95] A small conduit near the Royal Exchange.
[96] A pretty sight. See p, 74, l. 1. Compare Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” Act III., Sc. 1, 136, and Act IV., Sc. 1, 144.
[97] Terms used in a common children’s game, the point being to discover in which of the two hands some small object was hidden.
[98] A sweet biscuit, similar to a macaroon.—Nares.
[99] Fitted.
[100] In any public affray, the cry was “Clubs, Clubs!” by way of calling for help (particularly by the London ’prentices).—Nares.
[101] A piece of lace with a tag, which fastened the busk, or piece of whalebone, used to keep the stays in position.
[102] Whipped.