Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London Chatto and Windus · leaf 396
valued at ;^3oo,ooo, was not toodear for her purchase. ** Chap. 5. Of the Riches received for the Cat; the Un-belief of Whittington on their Arrival; and of his Liberality tosome of his Fellow Servants. Chap. 6. Of Mr. Whittingtons Comely Person and De-portment ; of Mrs. Alices falling in Love with… … As a matter of fact, the common story of Sir RichardWhittington is full of error. So far from being a poor obscureboy, he was the third son of Sir William Whittington, lord ofthe manor of Pauntley, in Gloucestershire, who died in 1360.He was sent to London to be a merchant, then a not unusualcourse…
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