_Apause_, to check. Foxe, _Acts and Monuments_, vii. 647.; and Merchant's _Second Tale_, 2093. _Assemble_, to resemble. Bale's _Image of both Churches_, Part II. p. 378., edit. 1849. _Beclepe_, to embrace. _The Festyvall_, fol. xxxvi. recto, edit. 1528: "The ymage--becleped the knyght about the necke, and kyssed hym." _Bluck_, ...(?) "So the true men shall be hunted and blucked."--_The Festyvall_, fol. xxvi. recto. _Boystously_, roughly. "Salome--boystously handled our Lady."--_The Festyvall_, fol. lxvii. verso. _Brince_, to introduce, hand out, _propino_. "Luther first brinced to Germany the poisoned cup of his heresies."--Harding in Bishop Jewel's _Works_, vol. iv. p. 335., edit. Oxford, 1848. _Bussing._ "Without the blind bussings of a Papist, may no sin be solved."--Bishop Bale's _Image of both Churches on the Revelation_, ch. xiii. p. 431., edit. Cambridge, 1849. _Croked._ A curious application of this word occurs in _The Festyvall_, fol. cxxviii. recto: "A croked countenance." _Daying_, arbitration. Jewel's _Works_, i. 387. See Dr. Jelf's note, _in loc._ _Dedeful_, operative? "This vertue is dedefull to all Chrysten People."--_The Festyvall_, fol. clxxii. recto. _Do_, to do forth; meaning, to proceed with, to go on with, occurs in _The Festyvall_. fol. viii. verso. _Domageable_, injurious. _The Festyvall_, fol. cxi. recto: "How domageable it is to them which use for to saye in theyr bargens and marchaundyses, makynge to the prejudyce--of their soules." _Dyssclaunderer_, a calumniator. "To stone hym (Stephen) to deth as for a dyssclaunderer."--_The Festyvall_, fol. lxx. verso. _Enclense_, to make clean. _The Festyvall_, fol. lxxxviii. recto. _Enforcement_, effort? Erasmus' _Enchiridion_, 1533, Rule IV. ch. xii. {492} _Engrease_, to overfeed. "Riches, wherewithal they are fatted and engreased like swine."--Foxe's _Acts and Monuments_, v. 615. edit. 1843. _Ensignement_, ... (?) _The Festyvall_, fol. cliv. recto: "And whan all the people come so togyder at this ensignement." _Entrecounter_, to oppose. Brook's _Sermon_, 1553, quoted in Foxe's _Acts and Monuments_, vol. viii. p. 782. _Fele._ An application of this word may be quoted, partaking of a Grecism, unless we mistake: "And whan the people _felte_ the smell therof."--_The Festyvall_, fol. c. recto. _Flytterynge_: "lyghtnynge, and not flytterynge."--_The Festyvall_, fol. xliv. verso, edit. 1528. NOVUS. * * * * * Minor Notes. _Inscriptions on Buildings._--The following inscriptions are taken from buildings connected with the hospital of Spital-in-the-Street, co. Lincoln. On the chapel: "FVI A^O D[=N]I 1398 } NON FVI 1594 } DOM DEI & PAVPERVM. SVM 1616 } QVI HANC DEVS HVNC DESTRVET."