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Festival, published in 1511, it is said to have been likewise called
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Shere Thursday, because
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After the distribution of the alms in meat, drink, clothing, and money, it was customary for royalty, in imitation of the humility of Jesus Christ, to wash the feet of the recipients of their bounty. James II. was the last of our monarchs who performed this ceremony in person. He was likewise the last who successfully (?)
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for the cure of the
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Miscellanies (1696), gravely relates that the manner in which the king's evil was cured by the
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He further informs us that the seventh son of a seventh son possessed the regal power; but he qualifies the important fact by the condition that it must be
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He likewise adds,
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The touch of a dead hand hath wrought wonderful effects. This last superstition is still current in Lancashire. In the time of James II., the remedial power of the