[Footnote 278: Or Conyers, was also in Fetter Lane, Duck Lane, on Holborn Hill, and at the Anchor and Bible adjoining St. Peter's Alley, Cornhill, published 1682-1691.] [Footnote 279: William Basse.] [Footnote 280: Edward Phillips, author of Theatrum Poetarum, or a Compleat Collection of the Poets. Lond. 1675.] [Footnote 281: He was a dramatic author, and an acquaintance both of Shakespeare and Ben Jonson. He led what we should term a somewhat "fast life."] [Footnote 282: He lived "over against St. Margaret's Hill in Southwark," and published one of the Roxburghe ballads in 1631.] [Footnote 283: Archie Armstrong, Court Jester to James I. and Charles I.] [Footnote 284: There was another of this name, T. Dring, who lived in Fleet Street, and published between 1650 and 1687.] [Footnote 285: Published from 1658 to 1674.] [Footnote 286: Although separate publishers, they were occasionally partners, and as such published from 1655 to 1680.] [Footnote 287: A cant Irish term for the best whisky.] [Footnote 288: See No. 3 and footnote (Footnote 255).] SOME OF THE TUNES _noted_ _in this Book._ [Music: _Sir Eglamore. See p. 9._] [Music: _Come Lasses and Lads. See p. 23._] [Music: _Sellenger's Round. See p. 68._] [Music: _Dumb, Dumb, Dumb. See p. 99._] [Music: _Sawney and Jockey. See p. 116._] [Music: _Stingo; or, the Oyle of Barley. See p. 124._] [Music: _Pegge of Ramsay; or, Watton Town's End. See p. 142._] [Music: _Upon a Summer's Day. See p. 159._] [Music: _Shall I lye beyond thee? or, Lulle me beyond thee. See p. 207._] [Music: _The Spinning Wheel. See p. 241._] [Music: _Cuckolds all a Row. See p. 255._] [Music: _The Leather Bottel. See p. 312._] [Music: _Ragged and Torn. See p. 327._] [Music: _There was a Jovial Beggar. See p. 386._] [Music: _Ioan's Ale is New. See p. 399._] [Music: _Love will find out the way. See p. 417._] [Music: _The Joviall Crew; or, A Beggar, a Beggar, a Beggar I'll be. See p. 424._] [Illustration] Transcriber's Note: - - signifies italic text; = = signifies Old English text; ^ or ^{} signifies a superscript. [=] signifies a letter with a macron (straight line over) accent; [~] signifies a letter with a tilde over, sometimes indication an omitted letter. This book has regular Footnotes, Endnotes, and special Notes. Footnotes are numbered consecutively through the book, [F. 1] etc., and placed below the snippet/poem/article etc. to which they refer. The other numbers in square brackets, e.g. [61.], are references to publications listed at the end of the book.