Presently came word that the worst of the traitors were in hiding in London, being mostly young gentlemen of the Court, who had fed at the table of the very Lady they plotted to slay.

Try all I would, I could hear nothing of Ludar.

Nor durst I name him to my comrades, for fear I should bring him mischief thereby.
One day in the middle of August it was, a man came into our shop in hot haste to tell Master Walgrave that the company had been taken, hidden in a barn in Harrow.

Never shall I forget the joy of the City as the news spread like wildfire through the wards.

No work did we 'prentices do that day.