F. C. H.

"_Three Crowns and a Sugar-loaf_" (Vol. ix., p. 350.).--The latter was

perhaps originally a mitre badly drawn, and worse copied, till it received

a new name from that it most resembled. The proper sign would be "The Three

Crowns and a Mitre," equivalent to "The Bishop's Arms:" if Franche was in

the diocese of Ely, or Bristol, the reference would be clearer. Similar

changes are known to have happened.

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