p. 175, l. 13 _Scene VII_. 4tos ‘Scene the Seventh.’ p. 175, l. 17 _Exeunt Attendants_, This stage direction is omitted in 1724 and 4tos. p. 176, l. 25 _King and Guards_. 4tos omit ‘and’. p. 177, l. 3 _Murderer_. 4tos ‘Mutherer’. p. 177, l. 11 _Act V_. 4tos ‘Act the Fifth.’ p. 177, l. 12 _Scene I_. 4tos ‘Scene the First.’ p. 177, l. 17 _with Guards_. 4tos ‘with the Guards’. p. 177, l. 24 _any_. 4tos ‘my’. p. 178, l. 4 _dy’d_. 4tos ‘di’d’. p. 179, l. 14 _Scene II_. 4tos ‘Scene the Second.’ p. 180, l. 5 _crystal_. 4tos ‘chrystal’. p. 180, l. 29 _rustick_. 4to 1698 misprints ‘ruistick’. p. 180, l. 33 _now_. 4tos 1698 misprints ‘no’. p. 181, l. 6 _dy’d_. 4tos ‘di’d’. p. 181, l. 24 _Noise_. 1724 omits this stage direction. p. 181, l. 29 _Gorel_. I have added this entrance. A speech-prefix ’.orel’ is marked by all old copies in this scene, but no entrance, neither is the name given in the Dramatis Personae. p. 181, l. 30 _tearing_. 1724 ‘dragging’. p. 182, l. 12 _terrably_. 4tos, 1724 ‘terribly’. ‘terrably’ no doubt denotes a clownish mispronunciation. p. 182, l. 17 _It ought_. 4to 1698 reads:-- ‘It ought to have been presented In a more glorious order.’ p. 183, l. 1 _Dy’d_. 4tos ‘Di’d’. p. 183, l. 18 _you’d_. 4tos ‘you wou’d’. p. 184, l. 25 _Clemanthis_’. 4tos ‘Clemanthis’. p. 184, l. 35 _of’s_. 4tos ‘of his’. p. 185, l. 24 _from you one visit_. 4tos ‘one visit from you’. p. 186, l. 18 _Oh, Madam_. 4tos, which I follow, metrically. 1724 prose. p. 186, l. 27 _Clemanthis_’. 4tos ‘Clemanthis’. p. 187, l. 6. _Scene V. Changes_. No former edition numbers this scene. p. 187, l. 8 _Attendants to them_. 1724 misprints ‘Attendantsm.’ p. 187, l. 18 _all his Actions_. 4to 1698 omits ‘all’. p. 187, l. 34 _swound_. 1724 ‘swoon’. p. 188, l. 22 _With numerous_. 4tos divide thus:-- ‘With numerous Troops Which swiftly make their way.’ p. 188, l. 30 _I long to see_. 1724 prints as far as ‘fair Princess’ prosc. 4tos metrically. p. 189, l. 1 _Ism. Geron_. All former editions omit Geron’s name here though they give speech-prefix later in the scene. p. 189, l. 27 _Cleo. and Thers_. All former editions read ‘[Points to Cleo.’ I have added ‘and Thers.’, which is obviously required. p. 191, l. 9 _is he_. 4tos ‘was he’. p. 191, l. 17 _told you_, 4to ‘told him’. THE CITY HEIRESS. p. 199, l. 1 _To the Right Honourable_. The Dedicatory Epistle only occurs in 4tos 1682, 1698. p. 199, l. 28 _Peaching_. 4to 1698 weakly reads ‘Preaching’. p. 201, l. 14 _glout_. 1724 ‘glour’. p. 202, l. 10. _Guinea_. 4to 1682 spells ‘Guinney’ here and in each other place the word occurs. p. 203, l. 5 _Uncle to T. Wilding_. 4tos 1682, 1698, ‘He is Uncle to Tom Wilding’. p. 203 _Dramatis Personae_. I have added to the list--’_Laboir_, Man to Tom _Wilding_; Boy, Page to Lady _Galliard_; Boy, Page to _Diana_; Guests; Mrs. _Sensure_, Sir _Timothy’s_ Housekeeper; _Betty_, Maid to _Diana_; Maid at _Charlot’s_ lodging.’