[9] The authorship of the Calves-Head anthems is assigned to Tutchin in _The Reverse: or, the Tables Turn'd_ (1700), p. 7, and to both Tutchin and Benjamin Bridgwater in _The Examination, Tryal, and Condemnation of Rebellion Observator_ (1703), p. 17. See also Howard William Troyer, _Ned Ward of Grubstreet_ (Harvard University Press, 1946), pp. 110, 117. [10] _The Life and Errors of John Dunton_ (London, 1818), I, 356. [11] See _The Observator_, Jan. 4-8, 1707, and "Postscript"; Jan. 12-15, 1707; and Sept. 20-24, 1707. [12] Pp. 12-13. See also _The Observator_, Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 1707, and William Bragg Ewald, _Rogues, Royalty, and Reporters_ (Boston, [1954]), p. 14. [13] For the two Oldham pieces, see _Poems of John Oldham_, introd. Bonamy Dobrée (Southern Illinois University Press, [c. 1960]) pp. 50-54, 72-79. [14] _The Diary of John Evelyn_, ed. E. S. de Beer, 6 vols. (Oxford, 1955), V, 115; Luttrell, II, 565; W. Adolphe Roberts, _Jamaica: the Portrait of an Island_ (New York, [c. 1955]), pp. 44-45; and Mary Manning Carley, _Jamaica: the Old and the New_ (London, [c. 1963]), pp. 34-36, 157-58. [15] Luttrell's entry for Aug. 13, 1692 (II, 539). [16] _Review_, IV (Sept. 7, 1706) and IV (Nov. 20, 1707). [17] Defoe's gloss on "_Piteous Satyr_" is "Satyr in Praise of Folly and Knavery." (_The True-Born Englishman_, 1700, p. 37.) Since he regards this as the title of the "_Satyr_ upon _Honesty_," Defoe may be confusing _A Pindarick Ode_ with Tutchin's next satire, _A Search after Honesty_ (1697). [18] _Mr. William Fuller's Letter to Mr. John Tutchin_ (1703), p. 7; Luttrell, V, 676, 683; _The Proceedings of the King's Commission of the Peace, and Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery of Newgate ... the 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st Days of August 1700_. [19] "A Dialogue between a Dissenter and the Observator," in _A Collection of the Writings of the Author of the True-Born Englishman_ (1703), p. 227. [20] II, 1-6, 7-46. * * * * * [Illustration: Mr. JOHN TUTCHIN _Dy'd Septber 23d 1707. Aged 44._] * * * * * POEMS ON Several Occasions. WITH A PASTORAL To which is Added, A DISCOURSE OF LIFE By _JOHN TUTCHIN_. _LONDON_, Printed by J. L. for _Jonathan Greenwood_, at the _Black Raven_ in the _Poultry_, near the _Old Jury_. MDCLXXXV. THE Tory Catch. I. A Friend of mine, and I did follow A Cart and Six, with Brandy fraught; We sate us down, and up did swallow Each a Gallon at a draught: The sober Sot can't drink with us, May kiss coy Wine with _Tantalus_. II. With Musick fit for Serenading, We did ramble to and fro; Then to Drink and Masquerading, 'Till we cannot stand nor go; One Leg by _Bacchus_ was quite lamed, 'Tother _Venus_ had defamed. III.