^{page 310 note *} Ed. 1083, p. 644.

^{page 310 note †} Strype's Stow, 1720, book v. 231.

^{page 310 note ‡} 2nd S. i. 295.

^{page 310 note §} Strype's ed. of Stow's London, 1720, book i. p; 247.

^{page 310 note ‖} See Stow, first ed. 1598, p. 14 ; Strype's ed., 1720, book i. p. 24 ; Wheatley's London Past and Present, 1894, p. 418.

^{page 310 note ¶} Mr. John T. Page, in Notes and Queries, 10th S. iii. 295, 15 April, 1905.

^{page 311 note *} In the Franks Collection of Book Plates in the British Museum (Catal. vol. iii. p. 308, No. 34, 226) is a part of this frontispiece with the letterpress removed.

^{page 312 note *} An interesting Paper, “The Parish Clerks of Barnstaple. 1500–1900,” by the Rev. J. F. Chanter of Parracombe Rectory, Barnstaple, will be found in the Transactions of the Devonshire Association, xxxvi. 1904, p. 390.

A Paper on “Parish Clerks and some Duties of Parish Clerks ” in pro-Reformation times will be found in Associated Archit. Soc. Reports, 1899, by the Rev. Hamilton Kingsford. See also The Clerk's Book of 1549, edited by Dr. J. Wickham Legg for the Henry Bradshaw Society, 1903, vol. xxv. † P. 199.

^{page 316 note *} See Ashmole's Antiquities of Berkshire, ii. 444.