Songs in the Night, And Other Poems, Emphasizing Essential Elements of High Christian Character Through Living Examples

Cecil, Emma Talbott

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Council held on July ist, 161 7.
Seventeen Benchers present.
** Nr Corbett is fyned x" for contractinge for [i.e., to sell] his chamber w*''out peticion to the Councell." /o. 649. Council held on October 14th, 161 7.
Sixteen Benchers present.
M"" Davy is discharged of his Double Reading ; he shall pay a fine of ^10.
** Frauncys Parke, stacioner, is admytted to have a stondinge in the fore gate next Chauncery Lane, as Colt had formerlye the same, but not to breake anye walle ; and the Cheife But...ler of the Howse is required to see the same donne w*^ convenyency." ** M'' Otho Nicholsont is to have a pue in the Chappell, and the convenyency of the place and the manner of the buildinge thereof is referred to M' Wentworth and Nr Cressey." * Sir Henry Yelverton, of Gray's Inn. The letter referred to is no doubt the one printed on p. 193.
t He is probably identical with the Otho Nicholson who built the Carfax Conduit at Oxford in 1610. See Oxford Hist. Soe, xv, 441. He does not appear to have been a member of the Inn.

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