1690. Purcell composed an Ode, "Arise my muse," for the Queen's birthday, and another, "Sound the trumpet," for King William. Also music for (1) "The Tempest;" (2) "Dioclesian;" (3) "Massacre of Paris;" (4) "Amphitryon." 1691. He composed music for (1) "Distressed innocence;" (2) "King Arthur;" (3) "The Gordian knot untyed;" (4) "Sir Anthony Love;" also an Ode, "Welcome, glorious morn," for the Queen's birthday. 1692. He composed the music for (1) "The Fairy Queen" (and published "Some select songs" from that opera); (2) "The Wife's excuse;" (3) "The Indian Queen;" (4) "The Indian Emperour;" (5) "Œdipus;" (6) "Cleomenes;" (7) "The marriage-hater match'd;" also an Ode, "Love's goddess sure was blind," for the Queen's birthday, and an Ode, "Hail, great Cecilia," for the anniversary of St. Cecilia. 1693. He composed a Commemoration Ode, "Great Parent, hail," for Trinity College, Dublin, and music for (1) "The old bachelor;" (2) "The Richmond heiress;" (3) "The maid's last prayer;" (4) "Henry the Second." Also an Ode, "Celebrate this festival," for the Queen's birthday. 1694. He composed music for the first and second parts of (1) "Don Quixote;" (2) "The married beau;" (3) "The double dealer;" (4) "The fatal marriage;" (5) "Love triumphant;" also the Te Deum and Jubilate in D for the festival of St. Cecilia, and an Ode, "Come, ye sons of art," for the Queen's birthday. "The art of descant," for John Playford. 1695. He composed Anthems for the funeral of Queen Mary, "Blessed is the man," and "Thou knowest, Lord." Two Latin Elegies on the Queen. A birthday Ode, "Who can from joy refrain?" for the Duke of Gloucester. Music for (1) "The Canterbury Guests;" (2) "The Mock Marriage;" (3) "The Rival Sisters;" (4) "Oroonoko;" (5) "The Knight of Malta;" (6) "Bonduca;" (7) "The third part of Don Quixote." Purcell died Nov. 21st; buried in Westminster Abbey, Nov. 26th. 1699. Purcell's mother died. 1706. Purcell's widow died. 1707. Purcell's daughter married to L. Welsted. 1710. Purcell's son, Edward, married. 1717. Edward Purcell and Daniel Purcell, the composer's brothers, died. 1726. Purcell's son, Edward, organist of St. Margaret's, Westminster. 1737. Edward Henry Purcell, grandson of the composer, a child of the Chapel Royal. 1738. Purcell's son, Edward, organist of St. Margaret's, Westminster. 1740. Edward died. 1753. Edward Henry Purcell, grandson of the composer organist of St. John, Hackney. 1765. Not re-elected to St. John, Hackney. INDEX. A. Abdelazor, 26 Abingdon, Earl, 98 Abuse of musick, 66 Adamson, 10 Addison, 99 Akroy'd, 74 Albion and Albanius, 56, 57 Aldrich, 90 Alexander's Feast, 59, 60 Amblett, 10 Amphytryon, 51, 54, 55 Ancient vocal music, 44 Ancient Concerts, 33