Note 867 — ACT I. SCENE I.

Artillery Garden] “A field enclosed with a bricke wall, without Bishopsgate.” Stow’s Annales, p. 1084, ed. 1631: see, too, his account of “The practise in the Artillery Garden reuiued [in 161O],” ibid. p. 995. At a later period, “the practice” was generally held in Moorfields: vide Stow’s Survey, b. iii. p. 70, ed. 1720.