Songs and Meditations, divine, by
An. Collins, 1653, 123. Extracts,
124, 180, 182
Sonnet, by Jarvis Markham, to Hen.
Earl of Southampton, 1595, 414

to Sir Wm. Alexander's Da-
rius, by Walter Quin, 435
Sonnets, addressed to Persons of Dis-
tinction, by John Davies of Here-
ford, 249. To Dr. Whitgift, Abp.
of Canterbury, ib. To the Duke of
Lennox, ib. To the Earl of North-
umberland, 250. To the Earl of
Worcester, ib. To the Countess of
Rutland, 251. To Lord Mountjoy,
Deputy of Ireland, 254. To the
Lord of Kinlosse, ib. To Lady
Rich, 255

or Madrigals, annexed to
Brathwayte's Golden Fleece, 304.
The Author to his disconsolate
Brother, 304

commendatory, to the first
edition of the first three books of
Spenser's Fairy Queen, 346
Sonnetteers, amatory, allusion to,
420

Souldier, on the profession of a, from

Pricket's Time's Anotomie, 449
Soule's immortal Crown, the, 13. As-
cribed to Nicholas Breton, ib. n.
Soule's Conflict with itself, by R.
Sibbes, D.D. 1651, 497. The au-
thor's account of his work, 500.
Extracts, ib.

Speech intended to have been spoken

to King James I. at Windsore, 269
Spiritual Song, by RogerCotton, 1595,

141
Stanleye's Remedy, or the way how

to reform wandering beggars,
theeves, &c, 1646, 502
Stomach, epigram on one that lost a
great one, 455
Strappado for the Devil, extracts from
Brathwayte's poems so entitled,

145, 203
ΣΤΡΑΤΟΛΟΓΙΑ, or the History of the
English Civil Warres, in English
verse, by A. C. (An. Cooper), 1660,
331. Extracts, 332

Subito Responsio levi, an epigram,
by Henry Parrot, 416
Survey of History, or a Nursery for
Gentry, by Richard Brathwaite,
339

Tarantula of Love, Fowler's, 132.
Specimen, 134, 286

Theological and secular Concern-

ments, reflections on, in Pricket's
Time's Anotomie, 448
Theory of Apparitions, Dr. Ferriar's,
cited, 107

Tilbury Fort, Q. Elizabeth's speech
to her serjeant-major at, 453
Time, Essay on, from Hall's Hora
Vacivæ, 312

Time's Anotomie, by Robert Pricket,

1606, 445. Extract from the ad-
dress to the lords of the council,
446. Reflections on theological and
secular concernments, 448. On the
profession of a souldier, 450. Warn-
ing to his country, 450
Tracts, poetical, list of, 5-8

extant, list of, which seem to
fall under the class of antiquated
merriments, 130
Tram, Tom, the mad pranks of, (tit.
car.) 131

Travell, the Tryall of, by Baptist
Goodall, merchant, 1630, 422.
Extracts, 423, 4-5
Triumphans Elizabetha, by J. Aske,
1588, 451

Tryall of Travell, by Baptist Goodall,

merchant, 1630, 422. Extract from
the address to the reader, 423
Trumpet, the Voyce of the laste, by
Robert Crowley, 1550, 301. Ex-
tract: The Lawiar's Lesson, 302
Tua Logice Nostra, 417

U.

Ut Tempora, mores, an epigram, 416
Utopia, extract from Nashe's life of
Jacke Wilton, respecting, 507

V.

Vacivæ Horæ, some occasional con-
siderations, by Jchn Hall, 1646,
305. Dedication, ib. Address to
the Reader by John Pawson, ib.
Valdinensium Gratulationum, libri
quatuor, Gabrielis Harucii, 1577,
350

Varietie, Valley of, 1638, 9. Titles Witte's Pilgrimage, by John Davies,
⚫of three chapters, 11
Varieties, or a Surveigh of rare and
excellent Matters, by David Person,
of Loghlands in Scotland, Gentle-
. man, 1635, 121. Definition of the
Philosopher's Stone, 122

Storehouse of, the second
title of Norden's Vicissitudo Rerum,

127

Vertue, a poem upon the praise of, 15
Vicissitudo Rerum, by John Norden,

1600, 127. Its new title in 1601,
the Storehouse of Varieties, ib. De
⚫dicatory verses to Lord Howard of
Effingham, 128. Historical allu-
sion to England and Ireland, 129
Virtue, Love's Missives to, by Robert
Beaumont, 1660, 278
Viscounty of Beaumont, claim to,
temp. Ja. I. 346

Vocal Organ, or a new Art of teach-
ing English Orthographie, by O. P.
Master of Arts, 1665, 338
Voyce of the laste Trumpet, (ascribed
to Robert Crowley), 1550, 301.
Extract from the Lawiar's Lesson,

302

W.

Wearing Apparel, ancient prices of,

510

Whelpe, the young, of the old Dogge,

ascribed to Robert Parrot, 415
Witch of the Woodlands, or the
Cobler's new Translation, by L. P.
131

(no date), 256. A dump on the
death of the Earl of Pembroke, 159
Wit's Bedlam, (probably by Davies of
Hereford), 1617, 453. Against
Gaulus, the writing country school
master, 454. Of Julia's bookish-
hess, 454. Of a crook-back, 455.
Of Wolfangus' nose and beard, 455.
Fast and loose, ib. Of one that lost

a great stomach, ib.

Witty, William, of Wiltshire, 1674,
131

Wonders in Travell, 420
World, a Survey of, by Barten Holy-
day, D.D. 1656, 292. Arguments
of the ten books, 294. Specimens,

ib.

the Discovery of the little, or
Microcosmos, by John Davies, 409

Y.

Young Gallant's Whirligigg, or youth's
rakes, by F. L. (Fra. Lenton) 1629,
Young Men, a Warning to them to
508
flye the Flatterye of dissembling
Dames, 459

Z.

Zeal, verses represented as spoken by,
in Farley's poems, 430-

Armin's Nest of Ninnies, extract Bathurst, Dr. 69

Brathwaite, Nicholas, 66, 145, 196, Carbonius, 237