Humour, Wit, & Satire of the Seventeenth Century

APPENDIX.

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCE

TO THE SOURCES

WHENCE THIS BOOK WAS COMPILED. [1.]   C. 40, a. 11. The Sackfull of Newes. London. Printed by Andrew Clark, and are to be sold by Thomas Passenger, 253 at the Three Bibles upon London Bridge. 1673 ( B. L. ) (Return to p. 1 , p. 3 , p. 10 , p. 15 , p. 17 , p. 22 , p. 28 , p. 32 ) [2.]   Additional MSS. 12,049. Epigrams &c of Sir John Harington, Knight. (Return to p. 1 ) [3.]   E. 1617. Wit and Drollery, Jovial Poems. Never before Printed. By Sir J. M. Ja. S. Sir W. D. J. D. 254 And other admirable Wits—London. Printed for Nath Brook 255 at the Angel in Cornhill. 18 Jan. 1656 (? 1655 o.s. ). Catalogued under P.( j. ) (Return to p. 1 , p. 2 , p. 9 , p. 16 ) [4.]   12,316, a. 20. England's Jests Refin'd and Improv'd, being a Choice Collection of the Merriest Jests, Smartest Repartees, Wittiest Sayings, and most Notable Bulls, yet extant; with many New ones, never before Printed &c. 3 rd Edition London . Printed for John Harris , at the Harrow in the Poultry . 1693. Catalogued H. C. (Humphrey Crouch). (Return to p. 2 , p. 8 , p. 16 , p. 23 , p. 26 , p. 27 , p. 37 , p. 42 , p. 48 , p. 55 , p. 81 , p. 93 , p. 116 , p. 123 , p. 139 , p. 173 , p. 183 , p. 200 , p. 220 , p. 231 , p. 254 , p. 259 , p. 260 , p. 272 , p. 279 , p. 291 , p. 303 , p. 310 , p. 312 , p. 318 , p. 326 , p. 335 , p. 348 , p. 376 , p. 385 , p. 391 , p. 405 , p. 408 , p. 413 , p. 422 ) [5.]   11,601, b.b. 23. Witts Recreations. Selected from the finest Fancies of Moderne Muses. With a Thousand out-Landish Proverbs. London. Printed for Humph. Blunden, at y e Castle in Cornhill. 1640. Catalogued Wit. (Return to p. 2 , p. 7 , p. 8 , p. 11 , p. 12 , p. 15 , p. 18 , p. 23 , p. 26 , p. 29 , p. 33 , p. 43 , p. 75 , p. 85 , p. 86 , p. 95 , p. 123 , p. 129 , p. 132 , p. 140 , p. 156 , p. 169 , p. 175 , p. 182 , p. 186 , p. 194 , p. 195 , p. 201 , p. 212 , p. 219 , p. 224 , p. 231 , p. 240 , p. 246 , p. 252 , p. 254 , p. 273 , p. 334 ) [6.]   239, i. 25. Epigrams both Pleasant and Serious, written by that All-Worthy Knight , Sir Iohn Harrington, and never before Printed. London. Imprinted for John Budge , 256 and are to be sold at his shoppe at the south dore of Pauls , and at Britaines Burse 257 1615. (Return to p. 3 , p. 16 , p. 27 , p. 62 , p. 81 , p. 86 , p. 96 ) [7.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 534 (Return to p. 4 ) [8.]   Grenville, 10,381. Witty Apothegms delivered at Several Times and upon Several Occasions by King James, King Charls, The Marquess of Worcester, Francis Lord Bacon, and Sir Thomas Moor. London. Printed for W. R. for Matthew Smelt and are to be sold at his Shop next to the Castle near Moorgate 1669. (Return to p. 7 , p. 22 , p. 26 , p. 33 , p. 38 , p. 44 , p. 48 , p. 57 , p. 85 , p. 98 , p. 121 , p. 123 , p. 141 ) [9.]   Grenville, 10,374. Choice Chance and Change or Conceites in their Colours. Imprinted at London for Nathaniell Fosbrooke , and are to be sold at his shop in Pauls Churchyard at the signe of the Helmet, 1606. (Return to p. 8 ) [10.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 554 (Return to p. 12 ) [11.] C. 20, f. 7 Roxburghe Ballads. 158 (Return to p. 18 ) [12.]   11,626, a. a. 36. Westminster Quibbles in verse: Being a Mock to the Crab of the Wood , and to that Tune: or, a Miscellany of Quibling , Catches , Joques and Merriments. London. Printed for William Cademan , 258 at the Popes Head in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange . 1672. (Return to p. 23 , p. 26 , p. 29 , p. 44 , p. 45 , p. 48 , p. 57 , p. 62 , p. 72 , p. 75 , p. 80 , p. 81 , p. 85 , p. 93 , p. 96 , p. 98 , p. 102 , p. 115 , p. 122 , p. 129 ) [13.]   Westminster Drollery, the Second Part, being a Compleat Collection of all the Newest and Choicest Songs and Poems at Court, and both the Theaters. By the Author of the First Part, never Printed before. London. Printed for William Gilbert at the Half Moon in S t Pauls Church-yard, & Tho. Sawbridge at the three Flower de Luces in Little Britain 1672. (11,621, a. 45.) (Return to p. 23 , p. 27 , p. 38 , p. 43 , p. 44 , p. 56 ) [14.]   Wits Interpreter the English Parnassus &c. The 3 rd Edition with many new Additions By J. C(otgrave) London. 1671. (Grenville, 10,378.) (Return to p. 29 , p. 32 , p. 38 ) [15.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 236 (Return to p. 29 ) [16.]   The most Elegant and Wittie Epigrams of Sir John Harington Knight. Digested into foure Bookes.—London. Printed by George Miller 1633. 638, k. 17 Roxburghe Ballads. 2 (Return to p. 32 , p. 34 , p. 48 , p. 75 ) [17.]   C. 40, b. 11. Oxford Jests Refined and Enlarged; being a Collection of Witty Jests, Merry Tales, & Pleasant Joques. Collected by Captain W. H. 259 Native of Oxford. London. Printed for Simon Miller, at the Star at the West End of S t Paul's. 1684. Catalogued Hickes (W.) (Return to p. 34 , p. 55 , p. 61 , p. 86 , p. 115 , p. 122 , p. 133 , p. 147 , p. 152 , p. 172 , p. 182 , p. 186 , p. 190 , p. 195 , p. 201 , p. 220 , p. 227 , p. 229 , p. 235 , p. 244 , p. 245 , p. 279 , p. 291 , p. 302 , p. 305 , p. 310 , p. 312 , p. 318 , p. 326 , p. 334 , p. 335 , p. 347 , p. 362 , p. 385 , p. 391 , p. 397 , p. 402 , p. 407 , p. 416 , p. 423 , p. 427 , p. 429 , p. 434 , p. 436 ) [18.]   Delight & Pastime or Pleasant Diversion for both sexes consisting of Good History &c &c—London. Printed for J Sprint at the Bell , and G. Conyers at the Gold Ring , in Little Britain , over against the Sugar Loaf . 1697. Price 1/. Catalogued M.( G. ) (Return to p. 39 , p. 43 , p. 45 , p. 57 , p. 72 , p. 75 , p. 84 , p. 87 , p. 97 , p. 116 , p. 152 , p. 293 , p. 304 ) [19.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 226 (Return to p. 34 ) [20.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 227 (Return to p. 40 , p. 239 ) [21.] C. 22, e. 2 A Collection of English Ballads. 110 (Return to p. 45 ) [22.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 279 (Return to p. 53 ) [23.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 359 (Return to p. 58 ) [24.]   C. 40, a. 1. Wit Restor'd in severall select Poems not formerly publish't. London. Printed for R. Pollard , N. Brooks and T. Dring , 260 and are to be sold at the Old Exchange , and in Fleet Street . 1658. Catalogued Wit. (Return to p. 62 , p. 72 , p. 93 , p. 98 , p. 102 , p. 115 ) [25.]   1078, e. 2. Norfolk Drollery, Or a Compleat Collection of the Newest Songs, Jovial Poems, and Catches &c—By the Author, M. Stevenson . London. Printed for R. Reynolds , 261 at the Sun and Bible , and John Lutton at the Blue Anchor in the Poultry . 1673. Catalogued Stevenson. (Return to p. 65 , p. 80 ) [26.]   Coffee House Jests Refined and Enlarged. By the Author of the Oxford Jests. The Fourth Edition, with Large Additions. London. Printed for Hen. Rhodes , next door to the Swan Tavern , near Bride Lane in Fleet Street . 1686. Catalogued Coffee House Jests. 12,316, a. 15. (Return to p. 67 , p. 75 , p. 80 , p. 86 , p. 92 , p. 102 , p. 122 , p. 133 , p. 157 , p. 175 , p. 180 , p. 192 , p. 195 , p. 227 , p. 241 , p. 245 , p. 254 , p. 259 , p. 272 , p. 280 , p. 292 , p. 303 , p. 310 , p. 317 , p. 333 , p. 342 , p. 348 , p. 360 , p. 366 , p. 376 , p. 384 , p. 405 , p. 411 , p. 414 , p. 416 , p. 422 , p. 424 , p. 426 , p. 429 , p. 435 ) [27.] 816, m. 9 31 (No entries) [28.] C. 20, f. 9 Roxburghe Ballads. 74 (Return to p. 68 ) [29.] C. 20, f. 7 Roxburghe Ballads. 42 (Return to p. 76 ) [30.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 51 (Return to p. 82 ) [31.] C. 20, f. 7 Roxburghe Ballads. 340 (Return to p. 87 ) [32.]   C. 40, a. 6. The Booke of Merry Riddles, together with proper Questions, and witty Proverbs, to make pleasant pastime. No lesse usefull than behoovefull for any young man or child, to know if he be quick witted, or no. London. Printed for John Stafford , 262 and W.G , and are to be sold at the George near Fleetbridg . 1660. (Return to p. 91 , p. 96 , p. 102 , p. 121 , p. 129 , p. 133 , p. 138 , p. 140 , p. 169 , p. 175 , p. 213 ) [33.] 669, f. 10 Single Sheets. 99 (Return to p. 94 ) [34.] 669, f. 10 Single Sheets. 106 (No entries) [35.] C. 20, f. 8 Roxburghe Ballads. 112 (Return to p. 99 ) [36.] E. 246 A Dialogue or Rather a Parley betweene Prince Ruperts Dogge, whose name is Puddle and Tobies Dog whose name is Pepper &c. 23 Whereunto is added the Challeng which Prince Griffins Dogg called Towzer hath sent to Prince Ruperts Dogg Puddle, in the behalf of honest Pepper Tobies Dog. Moreover the said Prince Griffin is newly gone to Oxford to lay the Wager, and to make up the Match . Printed at London for I. Smith 1643. (Return to p. 104 , p. 107 ) [37.] E. 99 The Bloody Prince, or a declaration of the most cruell Practices of Prince Rupert, 14 and the rest of the Cavaliers in fighting against God, and the true Members of His Church. By I. W. London. Printed 1643. Catalogued W. ( i. ) (Return to p. 105 ) [38.]   12,613 c. The History of the Blind Begger of Bednal Green. (Return to p. 105 ) [39.] E. 92 The Parliaments unspotted Bitch: in answer to Prince Roberts Dog called Boy , And his Malignant She Monkey. 13 Printed for R. Jackson 1643. 263 Catalogued England. (Return to p. 105 , p. 113 ) [40.] E. 96 The Welsh Embassadour, Or the happy Newes his Worship hath brought to London, &c—Printed for I. Underwood 1643. 263 16 (Return to p. 106 ) [41.]   11,609, c. 6. The Works of Mr John Cleveland &c—London. Printed by R Holt for Obadiah Blagrave at the Bear and Star , over against the little North Door in S t Paul's Church yard 1687. (Return to p. 106 ) [42.] 669,  f. 11 The Braggadocia Souldier: and the Civill Citizen. Printed for J. L. 1647. 81 (Return to p. 108 ) [43.] E. 3 A Dogs Elegy, or Ruperts Tears 264 for the late Defeat given him at Marston moore , neer York , by the Three Renowned Generalls 17 Alexander Earl of Leven, Generall of the Scottish Forces , Fardinando Lord Fairefax, and the Earle of Manchester Generalls of the English Forces in the North. Where his beloved Dog named Boy , was killed by a Valliant Souldier, who had skill in Necromancy . Likewise the strange breed of this Shagg'd Cavalier, whelp'd of a Malignant Water-witch; with all his tricks and feats.

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