APPENDIX.

LILLI-BURLERO.

From 'The Dancing Master,' 15 Ed. 1713.
Brit. Mus. C. 31, b. 21. H. Purcell.

HUNT THE SQUIRIL.

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

  ☉ ☉ ☉ ☉ Men.
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽ ☽ ☽ ☽ Women.

Note.—Each Strain must be played twice over, to each Part of the Dance.

The first Man Heys[667] on the We. side, the 1st Wo. Heys on the Men's side at the same time (a). The 1st Man Heys on the Men's side, the Wo. on the We. side, till they come into their own Places (b). The 1st cu. cross over and turn (a) then the 2 cu. do the same (b).

The 1st Man figures the Figure of 8 on the Man's side, his Partner follows after him the same time, then she slips into her own Place (a). Then the 1st Wo. cast off on the out side of the 3 Wo. and half figures with the 3 and 2 We. her Partner follows her at the same time, then the Man slips into his own Place (b) the 1st cu. being at the top, the 1 man changes over with the 2 Wo. and the 1st Wo. changes over with the 2 Man, then Hands half round all four, the 1 cu. being at the top cast off (a). Then right and left quite round, and turn your partner (b).

MOLL PEATLEY.

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

  ☉ ☉ ☉ ☉ Men.
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽ ☽ ☽ ☽ Women.

The 1 Man begins on the Women's side, the 1 cu. sides to the 2 cu. of one side, and then of the other side; then hit your right elbows together, and then your left, and turn with your left hands behind, and your right hands before, and turn twice round; and then your left Elbows together and turn as before, and so to the next.

A LIST
OF ALL THE PERSONS TO WHOM RINGS AND MOURNING WERE PRESENTED UPON THE OCCASION OF
MR. PEPYS'S DEATH AND BURIAL.

Persons					Rings of			Mourning
					20s.	15s.	10s.
Relations viz		Mr. Saml. & John Jackson his 2 Nephews			2			2	Suits & 10 Broad pieces to Samuel.
		Capt. Sir Michel, his brother in Law			1			1	Suit.
		Ditto, his daughter, Mrs. Mary				1		1	"
		Earl of Sandwich			1
		Dr. Montagu, Dean of Durham			1
		Mr. Pickering			1
		Mr. Roger Pepys of Impington				1
		Mr. & Mrs. Matthews			2			2	" & 10 Broad pieces to each.
		Mr. Tim Turner, Minister of Tooting				1
		Mr. Bellamy				1
Godchildren viz		Mr. Saml. Gale, Mr. P.'s Godson				1
		Lt. Edwards do.					1
		Mrs. Frances Johnson, his Goddaughter				1
		Mrs. Mary Skynner			1			1	Suit
Domestics at his Death viz		Ditto her Maid						1	Suit
		His own 7 men & women Servants						7	Suit
		Mr. Richard Gibson				1
		Mr. Paul Lorrain				1
		Ditto his Wife					1
		John Wetton					1
		Saml. Holcroft					1
Domestics at his Death viz		Mrs. Jane Penny					1	1	Suit & 6 guineas.
		Mrs. Jane Fane				1
		Mrs. Mary Ballard						1	"
		Ditto her Husband					1
		Mrs. Eliza Hughson						1	"
		Ditto her Husband					1
Retainers General viz		Physicians	Dr. Sloane		1			1	Suit.
			Dr. Shadwell		1			1	"
		Chirurgeon, Serjt. Bernard			1
		Apothecary, Mr. Ethersey				1		1	"
		Lawyer, Judge Powis				1
		Scrivener, Mr. West				1
		Ditto, his Clerk, Mr. Martin					1
		Goldsmith, Sir Rd. Hoare			1
		Ditto, his Foreman Mr. Arnold				1
		Bookbinder, Mr. Beresford					1
		Ditto his Sewer, Mr. Wetton					1
		Self as Executor			1			1	"
		Edgley	Mr. & Mrs. Samuel			2		2	"
			Ditto their 3 Children			3		3	"
			Mr. Arthur			1
		Blackburn, Mr. Wm. and Isaac				2
Mr. Hewer's Relations		Crawley	Mrs. The Mother			1
			Do. 2 Daughters Eliza & Margaret			2
			Mr. John	vide Navy Office		1
		Sergison Mr.				1
Domestics		Mr. Forbes, Chaplain				1
		Mr. Foster, Steward						1	Suit.
		Ditto his Wife					1
Clapham		Mr. Saville the Minister				1
		Mr. Horne, late Lecturer				1
		Mr. Pritchard, present Ditto				1
		Mr. Urban Hall				1
		Mr. Juxon				1
Royal Society		Sir John Hoskins President				1
		Mr. Abraham Hill				1
		Mr. Hunt Operator					1
Cambridge		Dr. Quadring, Master of Mag. Coll.			1
		Dr. Bentley, Master of Trin. Coll.			1
Oxford		Dr. Aldrich, Dean of Christ Church			1
		Dr. Wallis Professor			1
		Dr. Charlet, Master of University Coll.			1
		Dr. Gregory Professor			1
Admiralty		Mr. Burchett, Secretary				1
		Sir Thos. Littleton Treasurer (a Supporter)			1
		Sir Richd. Haddock, Controller				1
		Mr. Furzer, Surveyor				1
		Mr. Sergison, Clerk of the Acts				1
		Mr. Atkins				1
Commissioners		Mr. Tollett				1
		Mr. Hammond				1
		Mr. Lyddall				1
Officers		Mr. Greenhill				1
		Mr. Tunewell				1
Navy Clerks		Mr. Johnson				1
		Mr. John Crawley				1
		House keeper, Mrs. Griffin					1
Auditors		Principal	Mr. Harley		1
			Mr. Bridges		1
		Deputys	Mr. Moody				1
			Mr. Bythell				1
Clergy		Archbishop of Canterbury			1
		Bishop of London			1
		Dean of Worcester, who performed the Service			1			1	Suit.
		Dr. Smith			1			1	"
		Dr. Millington				1
		Dr. Gibson				1
		Archdeacon Baynard				1
		Mr. Coppyn-Munster of Crutched Fryars				1
		Ditto his Reader				1
		Earls of	Clarendon (a Supporter)		1			1	"
			Feversham (ditto)		1			1	"
		Honble. Mr.	Hatton (ditto)		1			1	"
			Vernon (ditto)		1			1	"
		Sir Antoo Deane (ditto)			1			1	"
		William Hodges			1			1	"
		Ditto His Son Mr. Hodges				1
		Ditto his Partner Mr. Haines				1
		Sir Henry Shere				1
		Sir Richard Dutton			1
		Sir William Gore				1
		Bowdler-Thomas				1		1	"
		Dégalénière Mons. et Mdlle.				2
		Dubois, Charles				1
		Evelyn, John, Grandfather & Grandson			2			1	Suit Grandfather.
		Gawden, Benjamin				1
		Houblon, Wynne & James			2			2	"
		Houghton, Apothecary				1
		Hunter, Saml.				1		1	"
		Isted				1
		Lowndes			1
		Martin, Joseph, Father & Son				2
		Monro					1
		Mussard				1
		Nelson				1
		Penn, William			1
		Snow, Ralph				1
		Wind, Captain			1

LORD MAYOR'S DELIGHT.

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

  ☉ ☉ ☉ ☉ Men.
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽ ☽ ☽ ☽ Women.

The 1 Man cast off below the 2 Man, then back to back with the 2 Wo. and stand in the 2 Man's place. The 1 Wo. cast off below the 2 Wo. and go back with the 2 Man being in the 1 Man's place, and stand in the 2 Wo. place.

All four hands half round, then fall back and turn with one hand. Cross over with your own Partner, then the 1 Couple Sett to their partners and Cast off.

WALSINGHAM.

Chappell's 'Popular Music of
the Olden Time.'

As I went to Wal-sing-ham, To the shrine with speed;
Met I with a jol - ly pal - mer, In a pil - grim's weed.

Is in Queen Elizabeth's Virginal book, but is probably much older. Is mentioned very frequently; see 'Knight of the Burning Pestle.' Also Act 5 of Fletcher's 'The Honest Man's Fortune,' a servant says: 'I'll renounce my five mark a year, and all the hidden art I have in carving, to teach young birds to whistle Walsingham.'

THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.

Chappell's 'Popular Music of
the Olden Time.'

A LIST
OF SOME OF THE
COFFEE-HOUSES IN LONDON
DURING QUEEN ANNE'S REIGN, 1702-1714.

• Adam's, Chancery Lane.
• Adlamb's, Little Turnstile.
• Admiralty, next the Admiralty Office.
• Adulan's, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
• African, Leadenhall Street.
• Alder's, Maiden Lane.
• Alder's, Bull Inn Court, Ivey Bridge, Strand.
• Aldersgate, without Aldersgate.
• Alice's, at the Parliament House.
• Allen's, Pope's Head Alley (formerly Bridge's).
• Amsterdam (old), behind the Royal Exchange.
• Anderton's, Fleet Street.
• Andlaby's, Greek Street, Soho.
• Andrew's, Devereux Court, in Mid. Temple.
• Andrew's, Bell Yard, Gracechurch Street.
• Angel (the), Exeter Change.
• Angel and Crown, Threadneedle Street.
• Antegoe (the), Finch Lane.
• Atkin's, Burr Street.
• Auction (the), Burleigh Street.
•  
• Bagnio (the), Newgate Street.
• Baker's, Exchange Alley.
• Baldrey's, next the Church, without Aldgate.
• Bank (the), Grocer's Alley.
• Barbadoes and Jamaica, Water Lane.
• Barcelona, Birchin Lane.
• Barndall's, Old Palace Yard.
• Barnes's, Newgate Street.
• Batson's, Cornhill.
• Baulder's, Church Lane, Houndsditch.
• Bay Tree (the), St. Swithin's Lane.
• Bear Key (Quay).
• Bedford (the), Tavistock Street.
• Bedford Court, Covent Garden.
• Bell (the), Bell Yard, Fleet Street.
• Bell (the), Behind St. Clement's, Strand.
• Bentley's, Opposite Bow Lane, Cheapside.
• Best's, Cornhill.
• Betts', Devonshire Street, in Red Lion Square.
• Betty's, Jermyn Street.
• Bickerstaff's, Russell Street, Covent Garden.
• Bigg's, Turnstile in Holborn.
• Billingsgate.
• Bird's, Old Palace Yard, Westminster.
• Bird's, New Palace Yard, Westminster.
• Bishop's, Aldersgate Street.
• Blackborn's, Great Russell Street.
• Black boy, Ave Maria Lane.
• Black boy, Prescot Street, Goodman's Fields.
• Blacknall's, Cross Street, Hatton Garden.
• Bland's, Catherine Wheel Alley, Whitechapel.
• Blenheim, by St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
• Blue Coat, St. Swithin's Lane.
• Blue Coat Boy, Thames Street.
• Boarn's, near Guildhall.
• Boddy's, Peter Street, near Clare Market.
• Bolland's, near the Bear in the Strand.
• Bond's, near St. Dunstan's Church.
• Booth's, Nicholas Lane.
• Boulton's, Church Court, St. Martin's.
• Bourne's, Cateaton Street.
• Bourn's, Finch Lane.
• Boyden's, Tower Street.
• Bradshaw, near the Tennis Court Cockpit, Whitehall.
• Bracqes, Silver Street.
• Braxton, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden.
• Bridges, Pope's Head Alley, Cornhill.
• Bright's, Friday Street.
• Brightman's, near Wapping Old Stairs.
• Britannia, Bartholomew Lane.
• Britannia, Charing Cross.
• British, opposite Suffolk Street.
• British, Great Wild Street, near Clare Market.
• Brome's, King Street, Covent Garden.
• Brown's, Bell Yard, near Temple Bar.
• Brown's, Mitre Court, Temple.
• Brown's, Fenchurch Street.
• Brown's, King Street, Westminster.
• Brown's, by the Nag's Head, Cheapside.
• Brown's, Ormonde Street.
• Buckeridge's, Aldersgate.
• Bull's Head, Corner of Tower Street.
• Burchill's (Capt. John), Crutched Friars.
• Burton's, King Street, St. James's.
• Button's, opposite Tom's, Covent Garden.
•  
• Camisards (the), St. Martin's Lane.
• Carey's, Oxenden Street.
• Carlisle, Laurence Lane.
• Carolina, Birchin Lane.
• Cecilia (Saint), St. Martin's Lane.
• Chancery, Head of the Parliament Stairs.
• Chapman's (Widow), Germain Street.
• Child's, St. Paul's Churchyard.
• Christian (the), West Smithfield Bars.
• Clement's Inn, back side of St. Clement's.
• Clifford's Inn, against the Temple.
• Cole's, Birchin Lane.
• Cole's (Wat), Bartholomew Lane.
• Collin's, Old Fish Street.
• Colton's, New Round Court, Strand.
• Cooper's, Russell Court, Drury Lane.
• Cope's, St. Martin's Court.
• Couzen's, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden.
• Covent Garden, Upper End of the Little Piazza.
• Cowper's, Cornhill.
• Cox's, near the Castle Tavern, Fleet Street.
• Cross's, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
• Crowforth's, near King Edward's Stairs.
• Crown (the), behind the Royal Exchange.
• Crown (the), Chancery Lane.
• Crown (the), without Cripplegate.
• Crown (the), Smithfield.
•  
• Daniel's, Gerrard Street.
• Davis's, Bishopsgate Street.
• Dennis', Finch Lane.
• Dick's, from Will's, Bell Yard, Gracechurch Street.
• Dick's, Fleet Street.
• Digory's, by the Seven Dials.
• Doctors' Commons, Carter Lane.
• Dowglass's, or Duglace's, St. Martin's Lane.
• Dowse's, near the Royal Exchange.
• Draper's, opposite Leadenhall Gate.
• Dunstan's (St.), Fleet Street.
• Dutch (? Amsterdam), behind the Exchange.
•  
• East India, Leadenhall Street.
• Edwardson's, Buckingham Street, York Buildings.
• Elford's, George Yard, Lombard Street.
• Eller's, Westminster Hall Gate.
• Elliott's, Albemarle Street.
• Essex (the), Mitre Court, Fleet Street.
• Essex (the), Whitechapel.
• Eteridge's, Birchin Lane.
• Everitt's, Crutched Friars.
• Exchange, Cornhill.
• Exchequer, Mitre Court, Cornhill.
•  
• Faulck's, St. Martin's-le-Grand.
• Fellowe's, opposite the Half Moon Tavern, Aldersgate Street.
• Finch's, Minories.
• Fitche's, Great Carter Lane.
• Fountain, Cheapside.
• Frampton's, Fenchurch Street.
• Frank's, Little St. Andrew Street, Seven Dials.
• Freeman's, Cheapside.
• Friday Street, Friday Street, Cheapside.
•  
• Garraway's, Exchange Alley.
• Garter (the), behind the Exchange.
• Garter (the), at the Custom House.
• Garter (the), Jermyn Street.
• Gaunt, Pall Mall.
• George's, top of the Haymarket.
• George (the), Pall Mall.
• George's, Piccadilly.
• Gerald's, Queen Street, Westminster.
• Gerrard's, Broad Street.
• Gibson's, near Cripplegate.
• Gilbert's, near St. James's Church.
• Giles', Pall Mall.
• Gillard's, Market Street, by Newport Market.
• Gloucester, Cateaton Street.
• Godlington's, Mitre Court, Fleet Street.
• Grant's, Channel Row, Westminster.
• Great Turnstile, High Holborn.
• Grecian, Devereux Court, Temple.
• Greyhound, King Street, Soho.
• Greyhound, Monmouth Street.
• Greyhound, Compton Street, Soho.
• Grigsby's, Threadneedle Street (altered to Smith's in 1712).
• Guildhall, King Street, Cheapside.
• Gun (the), Mansfield Street, Goodman's Fields.
• Gurney's, Garlick Hill, near Bow Lane.
• Gyde's, Bow Lane.
•  
• Half Moon, Cheapside.
• Hall's, Bell Savage Yard, Ludgate Hill.
• Hall's, Great Wild Street, near Lincoln's Inn.
• Ham's, near Lincoln's Inn, New Square.
• Hamburg, Birchin Lane.
• Hamlin's, Swithin's Alley, Cornhill.
• Hammett's, at the Gate, London Bridge.
• Hampton Court, Newport Street.
• Hanover, corner of Suffolk Street, Pall Mall.
• Hanover, Finch Lane.
• Hargrave's, without Bishopsgate Street.
• Harris's, Love Lane.
• Harris's, Ormonde Street.
• Hart's, Lincoln's Inn.
• Harwood's, Little Eastcheap.
• Hatton's, Basinghall Street.
• Hatwell, near St. Catherine's Stairs.
• Haverse's, Whitechapel Bars.
• Heming's, Holborn.
• Hepworth's, Old Fish Street Hill.
• Heyford's, Queen Street, Cheapside.
• Hilliard's, Bread Street.
• Hogarth's, St. John's Gate, Clerkenwell.
• Holland's, Bridge Row.
• Holland's, near St. Antholin's pump, Watling Street.
• Holme's, Bartholomew Lane.
• Hood's, Pudding Lane.
• Howard's, behind the Exchange.
• Howel's, Wild Street.
• Hugh's, Charles Street, Westminster.
• Hunt's, Friday Street.
• Hurt's, against Catherine Street, Strand.
•  
• Italian (the), Catherine Street, Strand.
• Ives's, Bartholomew Lane.
•  
• Jack's, Sweeting's Alley, by the Exchange.
• Jack's, King Street, Cheapside.
• Jack's (Thos.), Birchin Lane.
• Jacob's, Threadneedle Street.
• Jamaica, Cornhill, by the Ship and Turtle.
• James's Street, St. James's Street, (Elliot, proprietor).
• Jerusalem, near Garraway's.
• Joe's, Hatton Garden.
• Joe's, by Moorgate.
• Joe's, Bucklersbury.
• Joe's, St. James's Market.
• John's, Fuller's Rents.
• John's, Swithin's Alley (? same as Jack's).
• John's, Birchin Lane.
• John's, Great Old Bailey.
• John's, Earl's Court, Bow Street.
• John's, Shire Lane, Temple Bar.
• John's, St. Martin's Lane.
• John's, Gracechurch Street.
• Johnson's, near St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
• Jonathan's, Exchange Alley.
• Jones's, Finch Lane.
• Jones's, Mountford's Court, Milk Street.
• Jones's, St. Martin's Lane.
• Jordan's, near Rotherhithe Stairs.
•  
• Keeble's, Snow Hill.
• Kentish, near the Custom House.
• Kidd's, Catherine Street, Strand.
• Kigg's, James Street, Golden Square.
• Kimpton's, Fenchurch Street.
• King's Arms, Customs House.
• King's Head, in the paved Stones in West Smithfield.
• Kirk's, Corner of Panton Square.
• Knight's, Essex Street.
• Knight's, Fish Street Hill.
•  
• Lamb's, opposite Devonshire Square, Bishopsgate.
• Lane, King Street, Golden Square.
• Laurence's, Freeman's Court, Cornhill.
• Leadenhall, Leadenhall Street.
• Leonard's, Finch Lane.
• Lewenden's, Giltspur Street.
• Lincoln's Inn, Chichester Rents.
• Linnett's, George Alley, Snow Hill.
• Lisbourne (Lisbon), Threadneedle Street.
• Lloyd's, Lombard Street.
• Lloyd's (Widow), at the Victualling Office Gate, Little Tower Hill.
• London, Threadneedle Street.
• London's, opposite Somerset House.
• London Bridge.
• London Stone, Cannon Street.
• Lucas's.
• Lyon's, near Doctors' Commons.
• Lyth's, Freeman's Yard, Cornhill.
•  
• Macham's, West Smithfield.
• Mackerell's, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
• Man's, Birchin Lane.
• Man's, Chancery Lane.
• Man's (old), Tilt Yard, Charing Cross.
• Man's (young), Charing Cross.
• Man's (young), Crooked Lane.
• Man's (New), Charing Cross.
• Manwaring's, Falcon Court, Fleet Street.
• Margaret's, Cheapside.
• Marine, Birchin Lane.
• Marine, Piccadilly.
• Marlborough (the), Wellclose Square.
• Marlborough (the), Corner of Great Marlborough Street.
• Martial's, White Horse Court.
• Martin's, Guildhall Yard.
• Martin's Street, Northumberland House.
• Mason's, Bartholomew Lane.
• Mawl's, within Newgate.
• Mead's, Minories.
• Meakin's, corner of East Cheap and Fish Street Hill.
• Meare's, east end of St. Paul's.
• Mears', by St. Austin's.
• Mill's, Gerrard Street.
• Mitchell's at the Navy Office, Crutched Friars.
• Mitre, Mitre Court, Fleet Street.
• Moncrieth's, Threadneedle Street.
• Montpellier's, behind the Exchange.
• More's, Peter's Street, Bloomsbury.
• Morris's, Essex Street, Strand.
• Mynshill's, Three Crown Court, Southwark.
•  
• Nag's Head, Nag's Head Court, Gracechurch Street.
• Nando's, Inner Temple Gate, Fleet Street.
• Navy, against the Navy Office.
• Ned's, in the Old Jewry.
• Ned's, Birchin Lane.
• Ned's, Ludgate Hill.
• Ned's, Mitre Court, Temple.
• Needham's, Castle Yard, Holborn Bars.
• New England, Minories.
• New Inn, Wych Street.
• Nixon's, Mitre Court, Temple.
• North's, King Street, Cheapside.
• Norton's, near St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.
• Norwich (the), Threadneedle Street.
•  
• Okeley's, Old Bailey.
• Oliver's, Westminster Hall Gate.
• Owen's, Symond's Inn.
• Oxford (the), without Temple Bar.
• Ozinda's, St. James's Street.
•  
• Pall Mall, Pall Mall.
• Palsgrave's Head, without Temple Bar.
• Paris, Suffolk Street, Charing Cross.
• Parliament, Old Palace Yard.
• Paul's Street, St. Paul's Churchyard.
• Pear's, Broad Street, Ratcliffe Cross.
• Pen's, Queen Street.
• Pensilvania, Birchin Lane.
• Perry's, Great Russell Street.
• Peter's, Threadneedle Street.
• Pickering's, Cornhill.
• Picket's, Clerkenwell Close.
• Picking's, Clerkenwell Close.
• Plantation (the), Water Lane.
• Plough (the), Coleman Street.
• Ponce's, or Pon's, Cecil Court, St. Martin's Lane.
• Poole's, without Bishopsgate.
• Portugal, Sweeting's Alley.
• Potter's (Widow), St. James's Street.
• Powell's, Cornhill.
• Power's, near Queen's Arms, Pall Mall.
• Pratt's, Cateaton Street.
• Prince's, Paul's Alley.
• Prince of Orange, end of the Haymarket.
• Purcell's, within the Nag's Head Tavern, Cheapside.
•  
• Queen's Arms, Custom House.
• Queen's Square, near Petty France, Westminster.
• Queen's Square, Devonshire Street, behind Red Lion Square.
• Queen Street, Queen Street, Westminster.
•  
• Rainbow, Temple Bar.
• Rainbow, Cornhill.
• Rainbow, Corner of St. Martin's Lane.
• Rainbow, by Fleet Bridge.
• Rainbow, Ivy Lane.
• Rainbow, Hoxton Square.
• Rainbow, Newgate Street.
• Randall's, Newport Street.
• Rawle's, near the Maypole, Horsleydown.
• Read's, Blackfriars, by Ludgate.
• Rice's, Haymarket.
• Richard's, near the Temple.
• Rive's, by Clare Market.
• Robin's, Exchange Alley.
• Robin's, Basing Lane, near Cheapside.
• Robinson's, Dean Street, Soho.
• Robinson's, Berry Street, St. James's.
• Roll's (the), Chancery Lane.
• Rose (the), Covent Garden.
• Royal (the), back gate of Lincoln's Inn.
• Royal (the), St. James's Street.
• Royal (the), Exchange Alley.
• Royal Fishery (the), Thames Street.
• Royal Union, by the Exchange.
• Rowe's, Bridge Foot, Southwark.
• Royce's, Clare Market.
• Rudkin's, in the Rules of the Queen's Bench.
•  
• Salutation (the), Threadneedle Street.
• Salutation (the), Tower Street.
• Salutation (the), Bartholomew Lane
• Salter's (Don Saltero's), Chelsea.
• Sam's, Ludgate Hill.
• Sam's, near the Custom House.
• Sandal's, opposite the Custom House.
• St. Amand's, on the pav'd Stones over against Tom's Coffee House, in St. Martin's Lane.
• Sarah's, Cornhill.
• Sarah's, between Laurence Lane and King Street, Cheapside.
• Sarah's, Fleet Street.
• Say's, Ludgate Hill.
• Scot's, near St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street.
• Seager's, Haymarket.
• Seago's, near Barnard's Inn.
• Searl's, or Serle's, corner of Lincoln's Inn Square.
• Serjeant's Inn, Chancery Lane.
• Sews, Bow Lane, Cheapside.
• Sheffield's, Temple Exchange.
• Shipton's, Swithin's Alley.
• Shiringham's, White Hart Court, Whitechapel.
• Slaughter's, St. Martin's Lane.
• Smart's Quay, near Billingsgate.
• Smith's, Stock's Market.
• Smith's, Gerrard Street, Soho.
• Smith's, Silver Street, near Bloomsbury Market.
• Smyrna (the), Pall Mall.
• Smyrna (the), Peter's Alley, Cornhill.
• Smyther's, Custom House.
• South Sea, Broad Street.
• Spentley's, near the Playhouse, Drury Lane.
• Spurrett's, Bedford Court, Covent Garden.
• Square's, Orange Street.
• Squire's, Fulwood's Rents, Holborn.
• Stal's, or Steel's, Bread Street.
• Staple's Inn, Holborn.
• Star (the), Mitre Court, Fleet Street.
• Star (the), in the Mint.
• Star (the), Crutched Friars.
• Star (the), by the Royal Exchange.
• Star (the), Exchange Alley.
• Stephen's, Bloomsbury.
• Steward's, 3 King's Court, by Water Lane, Fleet Street.
• Storer's, King Street, by Old Street Square.
• Stylyard, near the Stylyard, Thames Street.
• Sun (the), behind the Exchange.
• Sun (the), Queen Street, Cheapside.
• Sun (the), Threadneedle Street.
• Sun (the), Holbourne Conduit.
• Sun (the), York Buildings.
• Sun (the), Chancery Lane.
• Sun (the Old), opposite the Navy Office.
• Sunderland's, Warwick Lane.
• Swan (the), Bloomsbury.
• Swan's, Throgmorton Street.
•  
• Tarrant's, within Aldgate.
• Tart's, Bartholomew Close.
• Tawney's, Bell Savage Yard.
• Tayler's, in the Mint.
• Temple, Clifford's Inn Gate.
• Templeman's, Charing Cross.
• Thavies Inn, Bartlett's Buildings.
• Tilt Yard, Whitehall.
• Tom's, St. Martin's Lane.
• Tom's, Half Moon Court, Ludgate Hill.
• Tom's, in the pav'd Court, Fulwood's Rents.
• Tom's, Devereux Court, Temple.
• Tom's, Russell Street, Covent Garden.
• Tom's (Old), Birchin Lane.
• Towell's, West Smithfield.
• Tower (the), Tower Street.
• Turk's Head (the), Charles Street, Covent Garden.
• Turk's Head (the), Essex Street.
• Turk's Head (the), King's Gate Street.
• Turk's Head (the), opposite the Fountain, Strand.
• Turk's Head (the), Bell Savage Yard.
• Turney's, Cornhill.
• Twing's, Old Bailey Court.
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• Union (the), Exchange Alley.
• Union (the), by King Edward's Stairs, Wapping.
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• Vernon's (Widow), Bartholomew Lane.
• Viccar's, Court of Requests, Guildhall.
• Victualling Office, Tower Hill.
• Vigus's, Court of Requests, Westminster.
• Vincent's, 3 Crown Court, Westminster.
• Virginia (the), St. Michael's Alley.
• Virginia (the), Birchin Lane.
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• Waghorn's, New Palace Yard, Westminster.
• Waghorn's, Pope's Head Alley.
• Wakeford's, Pudding Lane.
• Walch's, Clare Market.
• Wallsall's, Nag's Head Court, Bartholomew Lane.
• Walton's, Warwick Lane.
• Walton's, Denmark Street, Ratcliffe Highway.
• Webb's, West Smithfield.
• Wells (Mrs.), Scotland Yard Gate.
• Whitehall, Buckingham Court, Charing Cross.
• Wiat's, St. Olave's, Southwark.
• Widow's (the), Half Moon Alley, Cheapside.
• Widow's (the), Bedford Court.
• Wijert's, Earl's Court, Drury Lane.
• Will's, 1 Bow Street (Wm. Unwin, proprietor).
• Will's, Threadneedle Street.
• Will's, under Scotland Yard Gate.
• Will's, Cornhill, by the Exchange.
• Will's, Fuller's Rents.
• Will's, St. Lawrence Lane.
• Willet's, Threadneedle Street.
• Willey's, or Willis's, near the Custom House.
• William's, St. James's Street.
• Wilson's, Cornhill.
• Windsor's, opposite Northumberland House.
• Wisdom's, King Street, Westminster.
• Wither's, Jewin Street.
• Wood's, in the Herb market, Leadenhall.
• Wright's, Aldersgate Street.
• Wright's, Artillery Lane.
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• Yate's, Leadenhall Street.
• Yeates, West Smithfield.

CHOCOLATE HOUSES.

• Chocolate House, on Blackheath.
• The Cocoa Tree, Pall Mall.
• Lindheart's, King Street, Bloomsbury.
• The Spread Eagle, Bridge Street, Covent Garden.
• White's, St. James's Street.

SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY.

In Chappell's 'Popular Music of the Olden Time,' the oldest account of this tune is given as follows: 'According to Ralph Thoresby's MS. account of the family of Calverley, of Calverley in Yorkshire, the dance of Roger de Coverley was named after a knight who lived in the reign of Richard I. Thoresby was born in 1658. The following extract was communicated to Notes and Queries, vol. i. p. 369, by Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, Bart.:—Roger, so named from the Archbishop (of York), was a person of renowned hospitality, since, at his day, the obsolete known tune of Roger a Calverley is referred to him, who, according to the custom of those times, kept his Minstrels, from that their Office, named Harpers, which became a family, and possessed lands till late Years in and about Calverley, called to this Day Harper's roids and Harper's Spring.'

The earliest authentic notice I can find of it is in a very curious old tract, printed in the year 1648, or ten years before Thoresby was born, called 'A Vindication or justification of John Griffith, Esq., against the horrid, malitious, and unconscionable Verdict of Coroner's Jury in Cheshire: which was packt by means of that Pocky, Rotten, Lying, Cowardly and most perfidious knave, Sir Hugh Caulverley Knight, onely to vent his inveterate Hatred and Malice against me.' And, on page 5, Mr. Griffiths says: 'I purposely to vex Sir Hugh, and his Champion Dod, sent for a fidler, and during the time my fellow Coursers were drinking a Cup of Ale, we having run our Match, I and my Fidler, rid up to Sayton, and from one end of the town to the other, I made the Fidler play a tune called Roger of Caulverley: This I did to shew, that I did not fear to be disarmed by them, and they may thank themselves for it, for if they had not first endeavoured to mischief me, I should not trouble myself to have vext them.'

ROGER OF COVERLY.

'The Dancing Master,' 15 Ed. 1713.
Brit. Mus. C. 31, b. 21.

CHRIST CHURCH BELLS IN OXON.

'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. Dean Aldrich.

CHESHIRE ROUNDS.

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL,

  ☉ ☉ ☉ ☉ Men.
'Dancing Master,' 1713. ☽ ☽ ☽ ☽ Women.

The 1 Man casts off and his Partner follows him, the man goes quite round; the Woman slips up the middle; the Woman casts off and goes quite round. The 1 Man slips up the middle, the 1 cu. cross over below the 2 cus. and cross up into their own places again, then right and left quite round into the 2 couples place.

THE NIGHTINGALE.

The Words by Mr. Welsted. Set by Mr. Carey.

Brit. Mus. 1. 530./24.