[Footnote 59: Meaning buried in the Church.] [Footnote 60: The autograph score is in the British Museum.] [Footnote 61: "On Wednesday next will be performed at York Buildings Mr. Daniel Purcell's musick, made for last St. Cecilia's Feast, for the benefit of Mr. Howel and Mr. Shore, with an addition of new vocal and instrumental musick."--_London Gazette_, December 29, 1698.] [Footnote 62: 1700 according to the new style.] [Footnote 63: A pupil of Henry Purcell.] [Footnote 64: "A Song sung by Mr. Mason in _Magbeth_, sett by Mr. D. Purcell, 'Cease, gentle Swain,' in the Queen's library, Buckingham Palace."] [Footnote 65: Vol. ii. p. 759, new Edition. Novello & Co.] [Footnote 66: Extracted from the Vestry books of St. Andrew's, Holborn.] [Footnote 67: Baker's _History of Northamptonshire_, vol. i. p. 17.] [Footnote 68: "Frances, daughter of Leonard Welsted, Gent, and Frances his wife."] [Footnote 69: 1750.] [Footnote 70: The master was Bernard Gates.] ORGANISTS OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY. NAME DATE John Howe 1549 Master Whitt 1560 John Taylor 1562 Robert White 1570 Henry Leeve 1575 Edmund Hooper, the first regular appointment as Organist 1588 John Parsons 1621 Orlando Gibbons 1623 Thomas Day 1625 Richard Portman 1633 Christopher Gibbons 1660 Albertus Bryne 1666 John Blow 1669 Henry Purcell 1680 John Blow 1695 William Croft 1708 John Robinson 1727 Benjamin Cooke 1762 Samuel Arnold 1794 Robert Cooke 1803 George Ebenezer Williams 1815 Thomas Greatorex 1819 James Turle (living)[71] 1831 MASTERS OF THE CHORISTER BOYS OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY.