[Collins, in his _Peerage of England_, vol. iv. p. 3., says, "that
in the reign of Henry VII., when Cardinal Wolsey was only a
schoolmaster at Lymington, in Somersetshire, Sir Amias Paulett,
for some misdemeanor committed by him, clapped him in the stocks;
which the Cardinal, when he grew into favour with Henry VIII., so
far resented, that he sought all manner of ways to give him
trouble, and obliged him (as Godwin in his _Annals_, p. 28.,
observes) to dance attendance at London for some years, and by all
manner of obsequiousness to curry favour with him. During the time
of his attendance, being commanded by the Cardinal not to depart
London without licence, he took up his lodging in the great gate
of the Temple towards Fleet Street."]
_Brunswick Mum._--Why was the beer called _Brunswick Mum_ so named? When
I was young it used to be drunk in this country, and was, I am told,
extensively exported to India, &c. Is it still manufactured?