Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 251
part of the city,that they might prevent those dangers and casualities thathappens to great and populous Cities, in the night time—Thishe did oftentimes, without the least discovery who he was,returning home to Whitehall early in the morning.—Now onhis return home through the Strand he took notice… … The King gives the shoe to be mended, and tells the cob-bler to bring it to him at the opposite inn when done. Thecobbler obeys. The king gives him liquor, and they hobnob inthe most familiar manner; the king telling him his name wasHarry Tudor, that he belonged to the Court, and should bevery glad…
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