[128.] (669, f. 10)/111 Catalogue of the severall Sects and Opinions in England and other Nations, With a briefe Rehearsall of their false and dangerous Tenents. Printed for R. A. 1647. [Footnote 253: T. Passenger published between 1670 and 1682.] [Footnote 254: Sir John Menzies, James Smith, Sir William Davenant, and John Dryden. The dedication and preface signed J. P., _i.e._ John Playford, a publisher and writer of prefaces of that period.] [Footnote 255: Nathaniel Brook published between 1661 and 1668.] [Footnote 256: John Budge was in business in 1609, as one of the Roxburghe Ballads shows.] [Footnote 257: Query, Royal Exchange.] [Footnote 258: Cademan also published in 1675, as one of the Roxburghe Ballads bears that date.] [Footnote 259: Nothing is known of Capt. Wm. Hickes, except as being the author of _Oxford Drolleries_ and _Oxford Jests_.] [Footnote 260: Published between 1650 and 1687.] [Footnote 261: Rowland Reynolds published also in 1671.] [Footnote 262: Published from 1631 to 1660. Mr. Halliwell reprinted this little book in 1866. He says, "It is believed to be unique. It is an edition with many variations of the old Book of Riddles alluded to by Slender." The copy in the British Museum has a pencil note, "Cost me ten pounds unbound." It is in black letter.] [Footnote 263: This, as far as I can learn, is the only year of his publishing.] [Footnote 264: These (said to be the invention of Prince Rupert) are small pear-shaped bubbles of glass, formed by dropping melted glass in water. They will bear a smart stroke on the thick end, but if the thin end is fractured, which is done very easily, they are resolved into a very fine powder, bursting with a slight explosion. These toys are easily procurable.] [Footnote 265: Jane Coe published between 1644 and 1647.] [Footnote 266: Probably G. Bishop, who published from 1641 to 1644.] [Footnote 267: Gilbertson published between 1640 and 1663.] [Footnote 268: Alias _East_, published between 1609 and 1612.] [Footnote 269: Certainly published in 1600.] [Footnote 270: Published between 1650 and 1652.] [Footnote 271: Ben Jonson.] [Footnote 272: I cannot find a separate edition of these Epigrams, although there is this entry in the Register of the Stationers Company: "John Stepneth. 15^{_to_} Maii 1612. Entred for his Copy vnder th' (h)andes of master Nydd, and Th(e) wardens, A booke called, Ben Johnson his Epigrams. vj^{_d._}"] [Footnote 273: He published from 1648 to 1680.] [Footnote 274: Kirkman also published in 1661.] [Footnote 275: In all probability Joseph Hunt in Bedlem, near Moore field gate, who printed in 1613.] [Footnote 276: The "Water Poet."] [Footnote 277: Published 1660, 1661.]