Alban's.  Great commotion, great joy, were in the Sanctuary of Westminster!  The Jerusalem Chamber, therein, was made the high council-hall of the friends of York.  Great commotion, great terror, were in the city of London.  Timid Master Stokton had been elected mayor; horribly frightened either to side with an Edward or a Henry, timid Master Stokton feigned or fell ill. Sir Thomas Cook, a wealthy and influential citizen, and a member of the House of Commons, had been appointed deputy in his stead