[5] See the "Bear-house" near the "Play-house" (i.e., the Rose) in Norden's plan, 1593.
[6] Cal. State Papers, 1603-10, p. 367.
[7] During the time that the Jacobites were formidable, and long after, it was firmly believed that the Old Pretender was brought into this room as a baby in a warming pan, and plans of the room were common to show how the fraud was committed.
[8] Rariora, vol. i., p. 17.
[9] Originally the crosses were of a blue colour, but Dr. Creighton says that the colour was changed to red before the plague of 1603.
[10] A full account of the fire and of the rebuilding of the city has still to be written, and the materials for the latter are to hand in the remarkable "Fire Papers" in the British Museum. I have long desired to work on this congenial subject, but having been prevented by other duties from doing so, I hope that some London expert will be induced to give the public a general idea of the contents of these valuable collections.
[11] Cf. Cathedral Churches of Great Britain. (Dent & Co.)
[12] Cf. Mr. Philip Norman's notes on a recent lecture by Mr. Arthur Keen. Architect, December 27th, 1907.