This Examinat sayeth that he saw the sayd Wright onely 4 tymes since Wright last coming to London, viz., vpon Thursday morning when he came first vnto him upon Satterday night when he brought his child, vpon Sonday morning when he carryed the child away, and vpon monday at noone when he mett of the back syd of S^{t} Clem^{t}s mark × Richard Browne (Endorsed) Examination of Richard Browne 6 Nov. 1605 Concerning Wright. APPENDIX E. GUNPOWDER PLOT BOOKS——Part I., No. 15. The Examynacon of Willum Grantham servaunt to Josephe Hewett taken before S^{r} John Popham Knighte L: Cheife Justyce of England the 5 of November 1605. He sayeth that yesterdaye aboute three of the Clocke in the afternoone one m^{r} wryght was at this Ex masters howse And there boughte three beaver hatts and payde xj^{£}[A] for them This Ex went w^{th} the sayde wryght and caryed the hatts to wrighte lodgyng at the Mayden heade in S^{t} Gyles where m^{r} wryght & this Ex went into the howse And then wryght went to the Stable and dyd aske yf his man were come the hosteler sayde that he came longe synce, then wryght dyd aske for his horse whether he were readye or no and the hosteler sayde he was Then the sayde wryght went into his Chamber and wryghte man dyd will this Ex to go in And the sayde wryghte man went downe the Stayres And this Ex went into M^{r} Wryghte Chamber and delyvered the hatts to him And wryght dyd looke uppon the hatts and gave this Ex vj^{d} for his paynes and then he depted. [Footnote A: Unmistakably £11 (E.M.W.).] William Grantham. (Endorsed) 5 November 1605. William Grantham Ex. APPENDIX F. STATE PAPERS DOMESTIC——JAS. I., Vol. xvi., No. 11. The Examon of Robert Rookes taken the 5^{th} of November 1605. He saieth that his Master M^{r} Ambrose Rookewood whoe dwelleth at Coldhame Halle in Suff came from thence uppon Wensday last and noe more w^{th} him but this exaite and Thomas Symons another of his servaunte. He saieth his Master hath layen en sithence Thursday last at one Mores howse w^{th}out Temple Barre and thear lay w^{th} him the last night and the night before a talle gent having a reddish beard.[A] [Footnote A: This was Keyes.——See “Elizabeth More’s Evidence.”] He saieth his Masters horsses stood in drewery Lane at the grey hound. He saieth his Master & the other gent went forth this morning about 8 of the clock and his Master stayed not forth above an hower before he came in againe and then going in & out some time about x of the clock went alone to his horsse to ryde away in to Suff. and willed this exaite and his fellowe to come after him to morowe.