[240] The Company compounded with Mr. Stower at £5 per annum to provide the corn required by the City.
[241] Beef.
[242] The Cook’s apron was probably embellished with the Company’s arms or crest.
[243] The wands or staffs carried by the whifflers who headed the processions on pageant days, etc.
[244] The Beadle.
[245] There was a great plague in the City this year—Harbert was the Company’s Beadle.
[246] Quack doctor’s advertisements.
[247] The amount torn out in original.
[248] Reparations.
[249] Christian.