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monarchs, mentioning for a long series of years where they kept their Christ -masses; and Turner's, Henry's, and Lingard's ' Histories of England,' and the ' Pictorial History,' may be referred to also, by those wishing to look further into the subject. Many facts taken from these books do not appear to require more than this general reference to them.
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3 29 Nehemiah, viii, 10.
15 31 Rabelais, vol. i, 478, n. ed. 1823.
20 22 Lingard's Hist. Eng. ed. 1837, vol. i, 259.
21 22 John of Bromton. Twysden, X Scriptores.
25 26 Archseologia, vol. xi, 13 (from Wilkins's Concil.).
27 26 Blount, Fragmenta Antiq., by Beckwith, 50.
30 13, 21 Madox's Hist. Exchequer, 258.
33 13 The Woman's Prize, Fletcher, iv, 2.
34 9 Hamlet i, 1.
36 18, 29 Baker's Chronicle, 82, 83.
37 31 Theatre Francais au moyen Age, 1842, p. 118.
38 20 Cronica Jocelini de Brakelontla, 46.
39 21 Archseologia, xxvi, 342.
40 24, 30 Archseologia, xxxi, 37, 38, 43, 122. 42 9 Cotton MS. Nero, C. viii.
— 15 Petit6t Memoires, 1st Ser. vi, 66.
— 22 Monstrelet, ed. 1840, i, 153.
44 11 Warton, Hist, of Poetry, 8vo, ii, 71, 72.
45 — Henry V, i, 1.
46 24 Archseologia, xxi, 66. Old Poem on Siege of Rouen.
— 31 Petitot Memoires, 1st Ser. viii, 35.
47 26, 31 Excerpta Historica, 148, 150.—(Cotton MS. Cleopatra, F. iv.)
— 28 Proceedings of Privy Council, hi, 285.
48 4 Fairholt's History of Costume.—(Harl. MS. 2278.)
— 11 Proceedings of Privy Council, v, 114.
— 14 Rymer's Foedera, x, 387.
— 30 Collier, Hist. Dram. Poetry, ii, 127.
50 17 King John, ii, 1.
51 28 Harl. MS. 5931.
52 3 Fabliaux et Contes du xii et xiii siecles, i, 329, &c. * 54 29 Additional MS. 6113. |
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