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of high treason. Naturally, the Provost and bailies of the Royalty, as being the preservers of law and order, had rather a

INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHURCHYARD OF ST. MARY'S, LAMBETH.

bad time of it. They had to appear before the

(See ante, pp. 296, 355, 396, 436.)

King and Council, and with much humility,

for the purpose of " pacifeing his Hienes

INDEX OF NAMES.

wrath," proposed certain reforms which they

Adam, 39 Dean, 126 Honev, 101

pledged themselves to see carried out. One

Allen, 20 Debridge, 178 Hopkins, 162

of these was that

And, 85 De Cleeve, 116 Horniblow, 8i_

" nane of the said is foure ministeris saJbe at ony tyme allowed of us to use the function of the

Armsby, 103 Dellap, 187 Horton, 48 Armstrong, 152, Denmark, King Hoskins, 10S

ministerie wythin the fredome of this your Hienes burgh of Edinburgh."

162 of, 201 House, 23 Ashley, 55 Dickinson, 19 Howell, 12 Aslat, 132 Digby. 60 Hunt, 49

And applying the garment of sackcloth and

Atkins, 78 Dixon, 57 Jackson, 47

ashes to themselves as a corporation, thereby showing their desire to atone as far as in them lay for the allowing of the misde- meanour, they agreed that in future, at

B., 176 Dobree, 140 James, 202 Bacon, 195 Dolland, 181 Jarvis, 23 Baker, 187 Dring, 188 Jellicoe, 34 Bancks, 16 Ducrow, 38 Jermyn, 198 Barber, 93 Dunn, 174 Jones, 205

elections of their " officiars," the lists of those

Barnard. 87 E., 157 Joy, 104

nominated should be submitted for his

Barnes, 82 Elliot, 70 Keale, 220

consideration. That this agreement was acted upon we have already seen. Ihe

Baylie, 210 Elliott, 136 Keen, 96, 180 Beck, 90 Elstob, 139 Kelly, 218 Beckford, 105 Enchmarch, 83 Kershaw, 10

King further enjoined that in future the

Beebe, 111 Esden, 30 Kidwell, 172

liberty the ministers had of "remaining and

Bell, 106 Evans, 60 Kinton, 164

habitatioun togeddir be thame selffis and thair famileis within the 'circuit of aneclois " be taken from them, and that the Tolbooth,

Berwick, 177 Eves, 69 (L)anci, 114 Bishop, 37 Faden, 134 I^angridge, 149- Blake, 136 [Fjarmiloe, 175 Leach, 146 Bland, 109 Fenner, 208 Leech, 171

which had been used as the " townis

Blayney, 72 Field, 6, 17 L'Hermite, 163

counsalhous," should be kept for the pur-

Bligh,99 Fielder, 62, 119 Linton, 70

poses of the Exchequer.

Boulton, 50 Fisher, 127 Lloyd, 156, 216 Bradley, 140 Flower, 81 Longman, 180

In 1621

Brereton, 196 Forest, 115 Lovett, 126, 158

" oure souerane Lord and Estattis of Parlia-

Briscoe, 90 Forster, 24 Lowdell, 149

ment, considering the greit hurt cummg into

Brookes, 65 Foster, 9 Luttrell, 141

thys cuntrey by the superfluous usage of

Broughton, 214 Foulkes, 165 Luxton, 131

unnecessarye sumptuousness in meat, apparrell,

Brown, 130,138, Foxcroft, 92 Lyon, 17

and otherwyse,"

175 Froud, 41 Mair, 217

passed an edict that none of the lords or others should wear any clothing of

Buckley, 209 Fulbrook, 115 Maltwood, 31 Budd, 128 Gadsby, 54 Mansfield, 70 Bullivant, 206 Gawler,208,213 Marshall, 186

" gold or siluer cloathe or any gold or siluer lace

Butler, 121,173 Gibson, 219 Martin, 162

upon thair apparellis or on any pairt of thair

Caarten, 7 Gilding, 112 Massey, 158

bodies heirafter, and that no manner of persoun

Campion, 70 Gill, 121 Mawson, 154

sail have anye apparrell of veluotej satine, or

Cann, 125 Gillhuly, 25 Maxfield, 55

uthcr stuffis of silk,"

Cargill, 124 Godfrey, 98, 203 Meader, 95

except noblemen, Lords of Parliament, his Majesty's Councillors, Lords of Session, or

Carr, 77 Goldsworth, 185 Metcalf, 159 Chatterey, 147 Goodwin, 68, 84 Mitchell, 12 Chetwynd, 35 Good behere, 200 Morgan, 3, 93

barons of quality, having of " frie yeirlie

Chilwell, 90 Gravstock, 186 Morris, 21, 16ft

rent four score chalderis victuell or sex

Clark, 84 Green, 26 204

thousand merks of siluer." Included in the number having permission were provosts of the principal " burrows within this kingdom," baillies, deans of guilds, and thesaurers. On

Cleere, 91 Greig, 100 Newton, 93 Clifford, 127 Griffin, 18, 58 Noridge, 114 Clissold, 27 Haines, 52 Nye, 51 Cockburn, 52 Hall, 16 [OJldford, 160 Cooke, 76 Hammond, 53, Overall, 94

their garments they were to have no further adornment save " a playne waiting Laice upon ye seamis or borderis of thair cloathes with beltis and hatbandis embroidered wi

Cookes, 128 107 Pace, 199 Cosser, 11, 102 Hanbury, 214 Packwood, 169- Course, 114 Hancock, 215 Page, 155, 2ia Coward, 106 Harris, 213 Paget, 207 Cowcher, 100 Hat, 72 Parker, 100

silk."

Cox, 38 Haworth, 9 Parnell, 179

Such was the garb of those " who sit in council " in the by past centuries. What

Craig, 66 Haywood, 28 Parsons, 223 Crawley, 42 Head, 133 Payne, 110 Culliford, 185 Heath, 43 Pearce, 213

improvement has been made in that of the

Cutler, 197 Heaums, 36 Pearson, 101

twentieth ? J. LINDSAY HILSON.

Davis, 53, 184 Hills, 136 Peirce, 142

Bon jed ward, Jedburgh.

Dawson, 52, 53 Holdsworth, 143 Pember,_16a