NOTES [l6o2

^rd August THE QUEEN AT HAREFIELD Nichols* Progresses, vol m
See Egerton Papers for a list of the gifts to help the entertainment , also
E Lodge's Illustrations of British History, etc , 1838, 111 135

$th August THE SIEGE OF THE GRAVE Salisbury Papers, xn 259
I2//5 August A CONJUROR TAKEN Salisbury Papers, xn 290
lyth August THE SIEGE OF THE GRAVE Salisbury Papers, xu 295

i8/£ August THE CONJUROR AT PLYMOUTH Sahsbury Papers,
xn 552

zoth August THE LORD TREASURER'S SON Salisbury Papers, xn 309

25^5 August TYRONE A FUGITIVE Moryson, m 183 et seq , 205

yd September A BOOK OF CONNY-CATCHING A R , m 216 , S T C ,
12243 S R[owlands] has some new tales to offer but makes fiee use of
Greene's conny-catchmg pamphlets

^th September SIR E DYMOCK AND THE EARL OF LINCOLN Star
Chamber Proceedings Eliz , 5 L 1-29 According to a paper m the
Northumberland MSS (Hist MSS Com , 3rd Rep , p 57) the case was
decided on 4th May 1610 (sic), when the three chief actors were ordered
to be set in the pillory, whipped, and fined £300 each , Dymock was to
be fined £1000 and imprisoned during the king's pleasure

7//fc September THE DEATH OF MR GEORGE GILPIN Salisbury Papers*
xn 346, 384

loth September COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE EARL OF LINCOLN Salisbury
Papers, xn 410

i$tk September THE GRAVE TAKEN Salisbury Papers, xn 369
A PROCLAMATION CONCERNING GAME Proclamations, 396
THE JESUITS Foley, i 47

'Tis MERRY WHEN GOSSIPS MEET ' A R , m 216 , S TC , 21409
This poem by Rowlands gives a tolerable picture of a tavern scene, and in
the preliminary pages, a ' Conference between an old fashioned reader and
the bookseller's prentice * , m e for the Hunterian Club, 1880

1 6th September A NOBLE VISITOR Diary of Duke of Stettin's Journey,
p 13 The journal of the journey, which is one of the more interesting
relation* of England during the period, is reprinted in the Transactions
of the Royal Historical Society, new series, vol vi 1 892

September THE DUKE OF STETTIN Duke of Stettin's Journey,
p 25 * Robert Cotton ' is my conjecture for * Kopf ' in the original
i9/A September THE QUEEN AND SIR R CECIL Letters from William
Brown and the Earl of Worcester to the Earl of Shrewsbury, printed in
Lodge's Illustrations, n 572, 575
loth September MR THOMAS BODLEY Salisbury Papers, xn 387
THE BOOTY OF THE CARRACK Monson's Tracts, n 346, where the
list is given m full from S P Dorn ,285 12 The goods of the carrack
were ultimately disposed of in 1604 and yielded £26,127 "s 7d (includ-
ing £736 8s od from the prizes taken by Mansfield and Preston in 1601),
of which the pepper fetched £9,386 75 8d
23*-^ September COURT NEWS Lodge's Illustrations, n 582
360