Note 901a — PART IV. From the Reformation to the present time. (continued 4)

Here it may be proper just to observe, that the author rather thinks he was mistaken at page 889, in supposing that Browne had been complimented with the freedom of this town. He has since examined the book which contains a list of the names of all our freemen, and cannot find the doctor’s name there. This is not to be wondered at, considering the bad terms on which he lived with the corporation.