[Cappers. Portacio crucis usque montem Oilverii: _added_.] Dyers. Iesus pendens in cruce [_altered by the second hand from_ Portacio crucis et Iohanne evangelista portante Mariam]. Smythes. Longys with his knyghtes. The eldest seriant. Maria and Iohannes evangelista (_interlined_). Barbours. Joseth Abarmathia. Dyers. Sepultura Christi. The eldest seriant. Tres Mariae. Porters. Milites armati custodes sepulcri. Mercers. Pilate, Cayfes, Annas, and Mahounde. [_This last name has been partly erased._] Bakers. Knyghtes in harnes. Journeymen cappers. Seynt Keterina with tres(?) tormentors[818].’ At a law day held on Dec. 10, 1548, it was agreed that the crafts who were ‘bound by the grantes of their corporacions yerely to bring forthe and set forward dyvers pageaunttes of ancient history in the processions of the cytey upon the day and fest of Corpus Χρi, which now is and are omitted and surceased’ should instead make an annual payment towards the expense of repairing walls, causeways, &c.[819] The 1503 list seems to concern a dumb-show only, and it cannot be positively assumed that the _lusiones_ of 1440 were a Corpus Christi play. In 1706 a labourer went through the city in the week before Easter, being Passion week, clothed in a long coat with a large periwig, with a great multitude following him, sitting upon an ass, to the derision of our Saviour Jesus Christ’s riding into Jerusalem, to the great scandal of the Christian religion, to the contempt of our Lord and his doctrine, and to the ill and pernicious example of others[820]. HERNE, KENT. Herne players were at New Romney in 1429. HEYBRIDGE, ESSEX. The churchwardens’ accounts for 1532 show a play, with ‘a fool’ and ‘pagent players,’ apparently in the church[821]. HIGH EASTER, ESSEX. High Easter men hired the Chelmsford (q.v.) wardrobe in 1570-2. HIGH HALDEN, KENT. ‘Haldene’ players were at New Romney in 1499. HOLBEACH, LINCOLNSHIRE. In 1548 the churchwardens paid vˢ viijᵈ for the ‘costs of the iij kyngs of Coloyne[822].’ HULL, YORKSHIRE. The accounts of the Trinity House, a guild of master mariners and pilots, contain entries concerning a play of Noah.