80, 91
mentioned, 162
quoted, 278, 281

Dialogue between Lauderdale and Danby, A
Dialogue between the Devil and the Ignoramus Doctor
Dialogue between the Duchess of C. and the Duchess of P.
Dialogue between the Duchess of Portsmouth and Madam Gwynne
Dialogue between two amorous Ladies, etc.
Dialogue de deux Amoureux (Clement Marot's)
"Diana's a Nymph, so chaste and so fair'
Diana's Darling; or, The Modish Courtier

276, 279
mentioned, 277

quoted, 337
and tune, 58, 63

57, 58, 670
burden, 471
3, 384, 385
337, 384, 418
493
burden, 434

tune, 95, 125, 136, 242, 461

Doctor, the Salamanca. (See Salamanca.)
Doll Common, A Very Heroical Epistle to
Dorinda's Lamentation for the loss of Amintas
Dorsetshire Damosel, The
Doting Old Dad, The

338, 339, 375
65, 337
mentioned, 338, 342, 375, 376
341, 344

Doubtful Robin; or, Constant Nanny....
Doubting Virgin, and the Constant Young Man, The
Doubting Virgin, The

tune, 337, 342 to 344, 347, 349, 352, 356

Downright Wooing betwixt Country William and Pretty Peggy

Downright Wooing betwixt Country Robin and Nancy

"Draw England ruin'd by what was given before "
"Draw near, kind friends and neighbours all"

mentioned, 157

quoted, 495

mentioned, 157
mentioned, 312

quoted, 267
mentioned, 492
mentioned, 95
338, 384, 385
mentioned, 371
second title, 372
mentioned, 546

361, 362

Dryden's Funeral

Dryden's Satyr to his Muse: (Poem so-called)
Dub'd Knight of the Forked Order, The

Duchess of Portsmouth's first Coming to England, The
Duchess of Portsmouth's Picture, On the
Duchess, The Italian

Duke of Buckingham's Litany

Duke of Norfolk

Duke of Ormond's March

mentioned, 82
mentioned, 312

mentioned, 593

tune, 355

tune, 513
mentioned, 660

525, 526
632

tune, 360

burden, and tune, 355, 357
mentioned, 341, 349, 352

Dumb Maid; or, The Young Gallant Trapanned, The

Epistle to Julian, A Familiar

PAGE

573, 574
566, 567, 568

166, 168
quoted, 210
117

568, 572, 573, 575, 576
quoted, 565, 580
quoted, 580
quoted, 569

Epitaph on William Bedloe (in The Pope's Harbinger)
Epitaphium in Vice-Comitem Dundee....

Epithalamium upon the Marriage of Captain William Bedloe
Essay on Satyr, An.....

174

536

165, 211

82, 564, 565, 572, 573, 590, 594, 661, 662

Essay on Satyr, The Earl of Rochester's Answer to the
Eutopia, The Pope's Advice to his Judge and Jury in
Even by the good Earl of Northumberland
Exaltation, The Jesuits'

Examination, etc., of Edward Coleman

Examination of Edward Coleman, Three Ballads on the

Execution of the Jesuits, A Ballad on the

.....second burden, 26

quoted, 299

...267, 299, 301, 305

sub-title, 260, 264, 299
mentioned, 157

Execution of William Viscount Stafford, Two Ballads on the

125

95, 125, 130

133, 136

229, 233

tune, mentioned, 640, 642

Exhortation to the London Apprentices, A Use or

Expedition into Scotland, The Duke of Monmouth's
Experience Explained, Tobie's

442, 443

burden, 89, 530

and tune, 471, 472

"

"Fair Angel of England

"Fair Lady, lay your costly robes aside

Fair Lady of the West, The.....
Fair Maiden's Resolution, The

Fair Phillis, your prevailing charms. (See "Phillis")
"Fair Royal Maid, permit a youth undone
Fair Warning before Marriage, A
"Fairest and dearest, to thee I am bound"
Fairing for Young Men and Maids, A.....
Faithful Damon

(given in next volume) mentioned, 343

371, 372, 375
title, and tune, 361, 362

mentioned, 361

Faithful Love Rewarded

sub-title, mentioned, 642

mentioned, 342

mentioned, 461

sub-title, mentioned, 185

False Character lately wrote against Womenkind
False Youth's Unkindness to his Beloved Mistress, The
Fanatics, A Pill for

PAGE

Farewell, Captain Digby's ...tune, 95, 124, 125, 136, 242, 393, 394, 397, 461
"Farewell, fair Arminda
and tune, mentioned, 461
"Farewell, my Tom Danby, my pimp and my cheat!"
Farewell, Rochester's

82

mentioned and quoted, 203, 523, 528, 564, 565

Farewell, The Duchess of Portsmouth's
Farewell, The Duchess of Portsmouth's Woeful.....

276, 283

sub-title, 276
tune, 397, 398

mentioned, 157

mentioned, 632
sub-title, mentioned, 312

sub-title, mentioned, 312

Farmer and his Buxom Wife, A Debate between the Country

Farmer, The Country

Farmer, The Faithful

Fate of Myra, The .....
Fate, The Frowns of

sub-title, 402
sub-title, 17

tune, 16, 17, 384, 385, 432, 433

Father's Good-Counsel to his Lascivious Son, The
Father's Wholesome Admonition, The.....

Feast, Answer to Nat Thompson's ballad, The Loyal
Feast, Answer to the Tories' Pamphlet called The Loyal
Fenwick, On Sir John

Fidler's Wife, The Merchant Man and the
Fie upon Fumblers, Fie!

Fifth of November, Litany for the

Fire at Lothbury, A Sad and true Relation of a.....
"First draw an arrant Fop, from top to toe'
"First draw the sea, that portion that's between".
Five years Sham Plots discovered in one True one
Floriana: a Pastoral, by Richard Duke

"Fly swift, ye Hours!" (=To Cælia)

Flying Fame (properly, "When Flying Fame")
Follow my Love, come over the Strand!

"Fond Boy, what dost thou mean?"

412

270, 275

mentioned, 367

quoted, 546
mentioned, 546

mentioned, 157

mentioned, 163
quoted, 163
tune, 361
mentioned, 26
and tune, 338, 339

For the Lass that I lov'd well, was woo'd against my will......
"Forbear your vile plotting, all you that design
Forced Marriage, The

(given in next volume) mentioned, 411, 461
tune, 73, 130, 364, 365, 424, 537

Fortune-Teller, The Young Man's Approbation against the Wise, 79, 492, 493
Forty-One, An old Tune of (= Hey, Boys, up go we!)

Friendly Debate between Country Farmer and his buxom Wife sub-title, 17
Friends, The Two Faithful

mentioned, 361

Frollic, Mark Noble's

Frollic, The Good-Fellow's

"From a King without money, and a Court full of se
"From a new-modell'd Jesuit in a Scotch bonnet
"From all Popish treasons, and the Gunpowder Plot"
"From all the Women we have pǝлoчм
"From an old Inquisition, and new Declaration "
"From Antichrist both East and West"
"From Barwick to Dover "

99

542

94, 105

.....and tune, 604, 605

From both Pope and Scot defend us, etc.
"From hunger and cold who lives more free
"From Infallible Rome once more I am come
"From Kings that would sell us to pay their old scores
"From measuring Devotion with beads or with sand"
"From over the seas, not long since
"From Rome's tyrannizing o'er kingdoms and kings'
"From sawing the Crown 'twixt Phanatics and Friars
"From such as the honest intentions oppose
"From the lawless dominion of Mitre and Crown"
"From the Tap in the guts of th' honourable Stump
Frowns of Fate, The
Funeral Tears upon the Death of Captain William Bedloe

(given in next volume), mentioned, 343, 346

Geneva and Rome; or, The Zeal of both Boiling over

Ghost, Last Speech of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey's
Ghost of Jane Shore, Ladies meeting in Paris with the
Ghost, Mitchell's

Ghost, Stafford's

quoted, 231

mentioned, 51

mentioned, 624

mentioned, 312

tune and sub-title, mentioned, 361, 362

Gift for a Queen, True love is a
"Give ear, O King, and Nobles all, to this my new true song

153

"Give me the Lass that's true Country-bred!" and tune, 393, 394, 401, 402
"Give me the Lass who always was (Drollery Song)
"Give thanks! rejoice! all you that are secure
Give traitors their due! Give traitors their due!
Gloriana and Bajazet