Note 110 — XXVIII-XXIX. Nos. 181 and 172, HIGH HOLBORN (Demolished).

Uncertainty on this point and on the date of the period of his tenancy unfortunately stands in the way of accepting the following note as a contribution to the history of The White Hart. “Will. Hosyer, of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London—Licence (he having had his house burnt down 9th Oct. last [1539] and lost all his goods therein to the value of £200) to collect alms in England and Wales for his relief.” (Patent Roll, 32 Henry VIII. pt. 4.)