ne, 85, 105.

Meddling-man, character of, 151.

Medicis, Francis de, 91.

Melpomene, 72.

_Memoirs of the Peers of England_, by Brydges, 264.

Menander, 204.

Menippus, 138.

Mephibosheth, 265.

Meres, 237.

_Merry Devil of Edmonton_, a Comedy, 84.

Merton-College, Oxford, 187, 192, 194, 197.

_Microcosmography_, 197.
Editions of, li.

_Micrologia_, by R. M. 249.

Minshall-hall, 244.

Minshew, 32, 94, 181.

_Miraculous Newes from the Cittie of Holt_, 73.

_Miscellania_, by Flecknoe, 272.

Modest man, character of, 131.

Monson, Sir Thomas, 49.

Monster out of Germany, 73.

_Monthly Mirror_, 236.

Monument of Earle, 193.

_Monumenta Anglicana_, by Le Neve, 217.

Moorfields, 252.

Mooted, 94.

_More the Merrier_, 246.

Morley, Dr. 191.

Mort, 225.

_Mother's Blessing_, by Breton, 237.

_Mouse-trap_, by H. P. 246.

Munster, 73.

Murdered bodies supposed to bleed at the approach of the murderer, 15.

Musgarve, 268.

_Musick, history of_, by Sir John Hawkins, 262.

Myll, 226, 227.

Mynshul, 84, 138.

Mynshul, Geffray, 243, 244.

Nabeker, 225.

Nabes, 226.

Namptwich, Cheshire, 244.

_Naps upon Parnassus_, 269.

Nares, Mr. 279.

Nase, 226.

Navy of England, 72.

Nero, 233.

Netherlands, 253.

_New Anatomie, or character of a Christian or round-head_, 264.

Newcastle, Duke of, 272:
lines by, ib.

_New Custome_, 221.

_Newes of this present week_, 255.

Newgate, 249, 268.

Newman, Sir Thomas, 109.

Nine Muses, a dance, 262.

_Nine Worthies_, 164.

Nireus, 138.

Noah's flood, 60.

Nonconformist, 84.

_Norfolk, History of_, by Blomefield, 217.

North, Lord, 264.

Northern nations, 15.

Norton, Northamptonshire, 237.

Nose, 225.

Nyp, 227.

Oldham, Mr. 276.

Oldisworth Giles, 229.

Old man, character of a good, 153.

One and thirty, 56.

Orford, Lord, 264, 276.

Osborne, Francis, 103.

Overbury, Sir Thomas, 229, 230, 235, 264.

Overton, 268.

Oxford, 4, 96, 187, 201, 211, 238, 266.

P. H. 246.

Pad, 226.

Painted cloth, 74.

Pallyarde, 221.

Pamphlets, character of, 268.

Paracelsus, 30.

Park, Mr. lii. 237, 256, 276.

Park, Mr. John James, 257.

Parrot, Henry, 246.

Parson, character of a poor, from Chaucer, 10.

Partial man, ch