6In Spenserum.18
50At the Temple Church
7March 29, 1602.
51Posies for a jet ring lined with sylver.
8Epigram; Mr. Kedgwyn.
52fo. 65. 14 November, 1602.Dr. Dawson of Trinity in Cambridge, at Paules Crosse.
9fo. 2b.Epitaph in the Chauncery21 at Sandey in Bedford[shire.]
53At Paules Crosse
10fo. 3.Certayne devises and empresaes taken by the scucheons in the Gallery22 at Whitehall; 19 Martij 1601.
54fo. 71. 28 Nov. 1602.At Paules,
11fo. 5.Marche 28, 1602.23
55fo. 73. 5 Dec. 1602.Mr. Layfeild at St. Clements.
12fo. 6.At St. Clementes;25 the precher.26
56fo. 76. 12 Dec. 1602.At St. Clements.
13fo. 6b.Out of a booke called The picture of a perfect commonwealth.28
57fo. 76b. 12 Dec. 1602.At the Black Friars.
14Dr. Mounfordes29 Sermon. (Ch. Dauers.)
58fo. 79. 19 Dec. 1602.At Paules.
15Mr. Downes.31
59At Paules Crosse.
16Mr. Phillips.
60fo. 88. 30 Jan. 1602. In the afternoone, at St. Peters by Paules Wharfe, Mr. Clapham. Gen. iv. 8.
17fo. 8b.Mr. Munoes32 of Peterhouse in Cambridge.
61Scottish taunts.
18fo. 9.Serchefeild of St. Johns in Oxford.33
62fo. 91b. 4 Feb. 1602.Out of a poeme intituled The Tragicall History of Mary Queen of Scotts and Dowager of Fraunce.145 Hir Ghost to Baldwyne.
19Mr. Scott, Trinit. Cant'br.
63The choise of the Regent was the beginning of their broyles. Duke Hamilton a worthie, wise prince, chosen Regent, purposed a marriag twixt Q. Mary and Ed. 6., interrupted by the Clergy, and matched with the Dauphine of Fraunce.146
20fo. 9b.At Bradborne with my Cosen this Chrismas. 1601.
64Our Queene offered hir 30,000 crownes per annum soe she would not marry a forreyner.147
21January.
65Dauis hir secretary gave counsell, that shee should not crowne hir husband. Lord Darly.148
22Epitaphe of John Foote.
66Of the murther of Davies.
23Aliud of Mr. Child.
67That not the Queen but others procured Bothwell to murther Lord Darly.149
24Anagram.
68That she mourned not.
25Davis.
69Of hir favors.
26Febr. 1601.
70The cause that moued hir to stir sedition.
27Feb. 24.At Rochester, at the assises.
71Tyborne tippets, i. e. halters.151
28In the Cathedrall Churche at Rochester.
72Appeald to forrein princes.
29In Naui Ecclesiæ.
73fo. 96. 6 Feb. 1602.At the Temple Churche, Dr. Abbottes,156 Deane of [Winchester.157]
30May 9, 1602. fo. 18.Att the Temple Churche.
74fo. 96b. 6 Feb. 1602.In the afternoone, Mr. Clapham; his text, Math. xxiv. 15.
31May 13. At the Temple Churche.
75fo. 99b. 13 Feb. 1602.At Paules,
32De Ascensione Domini.
76At a Spittle Sermon.
33May 16, 1602. fo. 20b.May 16, 1602. At Paules Crosse.
77fo. 113b. 27.At White Hall;
3423 May, 1602. fo. 21b.At Westminster.
78fo. 118. 31 Mar. 1603.Of a beggar that lay on the ground drunk.
35Junii 16o, 1602. fo. 25.At Paule's Crosse.
79fo. 121b. 8 Aprill 1603.At White Hall.
36Junij 9, 1602. fo. 26. Marti, lib. 10, Epig. 47.65
80At the Court at Whitehall.
37June 20, 1602. fo. 27b.At Paules, one of Baliol Colledge in Oxford.
81fo. 126b. 10 Aprill 1603.At Whitehall in the Afternoone in the Chappell.
3820 June, 1601.69 fo. 28b.Dr. Buckridge,70 at the temple Churche.
82APPENDIX.
39fo. 32. August 1602.Notes out of a copie of a letter written by way of dedicacion of Charles the Fifth his instructions to his Sonne Phillip: translated out of Spanishe, and sent to hir Majestie by Lord H. Howard.77
83I.—Abstract of Will of Richard Manningham, dated 21st January 1611-12; 9th James I.
40Dr. Parryes Ale for the Spring.
84II.—Inscription on Monument to Richard Manningham in East Malling Church.194
41Epitaphes in the Temple Churche.
85III.—Abstract of Will of John Manningham, dated 21st January 1621-2; 19th James I.
42Epitaphe in the Churche at Hythe in Kent.
86ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA.
43fo. 36b. April, 1602.A medicine for the windines in the stomach.
87INDEX.
44For the haymeroyds.
