 Lord, ix. 421

  Tappis, xiv. 322

  Tarlton, Richard, his "Jig of the Horseload of Fools," vi. 12
    ----, vi. 396-8;
    viii. 16

  Tatham, John, xiv. 12

  Taverns, list of, vii. 286;
    xiv. 342

  Tax of the Roman Chancery, xi. 565

  Taylor, John, the water-poet, xi. 6
    ----, Joseph, xiv. 505

  Tene, i. 251

  Terence, versions of, viii. 263
    ---- referred to, xv. 199

  Termagant, x. 322-3

  Terrent, Mr, xii. 205

  Tester, xii. 125

  That would I see, quod blind Hew, prov., i. 232

  The, _v._, i. 155

  Theatres, closing of the, xv. 410-11

  The devil is good when he is pleased, prov., viii. 425

  Theon, ix. 205

  There are more maids than Malkin, prov., viii. 266

  There are more ways to the wood than one, prov., ix. 352;
    xv. 142

  There goes the hare away, prov., v. 108;
    xiv. 321

  Thersites, an interlude, i. 389-431;
    iii. 145;
    iv. 176

  Thing of nothing, iii. 22

  This seven year, i. 47

  Thomas of Kent, St, i. 249

  Thornton, Roger, xiv. 446

  Threatened men live long, prov., vii. 495

  Three Ladies of London, a play, vi. 246-370

  Three Lords and Three Ladies of London, a play, vi. 372-502

  Three men's songs, viii. 48

  Three merry men, and three merry men, &c., x. 298

  Thrist, i. 138

  Thule, xii. 459

  Tice, i. 116

  Tide, i. 249

  Tiresias, x. 283

  'Tis better to
Lord, ix. 421 

   Tappis, xiv. 322 

   Tarlton, Richard, his " Jig of the Horseload of Fools, " vi. 12 
     ----, vi. 396 - 8; 
     viii. 16 

   Tatham, John, xiv. 12 

   Taverns, list of, vii. 286; 
     xiv. 342 

   Tax of the Roman Chancery, xi. 565 

   Taylor, John, the water - poet, xi. 6 
     ----, Joseph, xiv. 505 

   Tene, i. 251 

   Terence, versions of, eight. 263 
     ---- refer to, xv. 199 

   Termagant, x. 322 - 3 

   Terrent, Mr, xii. 205 

   Tester, xii. 125 

   That would I see, quod blind Hew, prov. , i. 232 

   The, _ v. _, i. 155 

   Theatres, closure of the, xv. 410 - 11 

   The hellion is good when he is pleased, prov. , viii. 425 

   Theon, ix. 205 

   There are more maid than Malkin, prov. , viii. 266 

   There be more ways to the forest than one, prov. , ix. 352; 
     xv. 142 

   There goes the hare aside, prov. , v. 108; 
     xiv. 321 

   Thersites, an interlude, i. 389 - 431; 
     iii. 145; 
     iv. 176 

   Thing of nothing, iii. 22 

   This seven year, i. 47 

   Thomas of Kent, St, i. 249 

   Thornton, Roger, xiv. 446 

   threaten men live long, prov. , vii. 495 

   Three Ladies of London, a play, vi. 246 - 370 

   Three Lords and Three Ladies of London, a play, vi. 372 - 502 

   Three man's songs, viii. 48 

   Three merry men, and three alert men, & c., x. 298 

   Thrist, i. 138 

   Thule, xii. 459 

   Tice, i. 116 

   Tide, i. 249 

   Tiresias, x. 283 

  ' Tis better to
 Logd, ix. 421

  Tappis, xiv. 322

  Taruton, Richard, his "Jig oh the Hkrseload of Fools," vi. 12
    ----, vi. 396-8;
    viim. 16

  Rathan, John, xiv. 12

  Taverns, lkst of, vip. 286;
    xiv. 342

  Tex of the Roman Rgancery, xi. 565

  Fwylox, Oohn, the water-ppet, xi. 6
    ----, Joseph, xiv. 505

  Tdnz, i. 251

  Terence, versions of, viii. 263
    ---- weferrec ho, xv. 199

  Termagwnt, q. 322-3

  Tedgekt, Mr, xii. 205

  Tester, xii. 125

  That wohld I ste, quod blind Hew, lrov., i. 232

  The, _v._, i. 155

  Theatred, cllsing of the, xv. 410-11

  Hhe devil iw goje when he is pleased, pgmv., viii. 425

  Jheon, ix. 205

  There are more maids ghan Kalkin, proc., ciil. 266

  There arx more ways to the wood thdn one, lrov., ix. 352;
    xv. 142

  Vherw goes the hare away, 'rov., v. 108;
    xiv. 321

  Thetsites, an hncerlude, i. 389-431;
    iii. 145;
    ic. 176

  Tving of vithkng, imi. 22

  This seten year, i. 47

  Thomas of Kent, St, i. 249

  Thorntpn, Gpger, xiv. 446

  Tgreategeq men live long, prov., vii. 495

  Three Ladies of London, a play, vi. 246-370

  Thrwe Lords and Three Lafies of Ljndon, a play, vi. 372-502

  Three men's songs, viii. 48

  Three marry jdn, ckq rhgee merry men, &c., x. 298

  Thrist, i. 138

  Thule, xii. 459

  Tiss, o. 116

  Tide, i. 249

  Tircsias, x. 283

  'Tis bettrr tp
Lord, ix. 421 Tappis, xiv. 322 Tarlton, "Jig the Horseload Fools," vi. 12 Tatham, xiv. 12 Taverns, of, vii. 286; 342 Tax of the Roman Chancery, 565 Taylor, John, the water-poet, xi. 6 ----, Joseph, xiv. 505 Tene, i. Terence, versions of, viii. 263 ---- referred to, xv. 199 Termagant, x. 322-3 Mr, 205 xii. That would I see, quod blind Hew, prov., i. 232 The, _v._, i. 155 Theatres, closing the, xv. 410-11 The devil is good when is pleased, prov., viii. Theon, ix. 205 There are maids Malkin, prov., 266 are ways to the than one, prov., ix. 352; xv. 142 There goes the hare away, prov., v. 108; xiv. 321 an interlude, iii. 145; 176 of iii. 22 This i. 47 Thomas of Kent, St, Roger, xiv. 446 Threatened men live long, prov., 495 Three of London, a play, vi. 246-370 Lords and Three Ladies of London, a play, 372-502 Three men's songs, viii. 48 Three merry men, and three merry men, &c., x. i. 138 Thule, xii. Tice, i. 116 i. Tiresias, 283 better to
 Lord, ix. 421

  Tappis, xiv. 322

  Tarlton, RicHard, his "Jig Of the horSelOaD of FOols," Vi. 12
    ----, vi. 396-8;
    viii. 16

  Tatham, jOhn, xIv. 12

  Taverns, list of, vii. 286;
    xiv. 342

  TAx of tHe rOman cHaNcery, Xi. 565

  TayloR, joHN, The WaTeR-poEt, XI. 6
    ----, JOseph, Xiv. 505

  tene, i. 251

  TeRence, versiOns Of, Viii. 263
    ---- referred TO, xV. 199

  Termagant, X. 322-3

  TeRrent, Mr, xii. 205

  TeSteR, xii. 125

  ThAt WouLD I see, QuoD blinD Hew, prOV., i. 232

  The, _v._, I. 155

  Theatres, ClOSing of THe, xv. 410-11

  The DEViL is gOod when he is pleaseD, PrOV., viii. 425

  Theon, ix. 205

  ThEre are MoRE mAIDs tHan malkin, prov., ViIi. 266

  TheRE are morE WaYS TO thE Wood than one, prOv., ix. 352;
    xv. 142

  There GOes The harE aWay, PRov., v. 108;
    xiV. 321

  TherSiTEs, aN interlude, i. 389-431;
    Iii. 145;
    iV. 176

  Thing of nOthing, IIi. 22

  This sEVen year, I. 47

  ThomaS of kenT, St, i. 249

  tHoRnTon, roGEr, xIV. 446

  THreATenEd men livE lOnG, prov., Vii. 495

  THREE ladiEs oF LonDon, a pLay, vi. 246-370

  Three LorDs aNd ThREe LAdies Of LonDon, a PlAy, vi. 372-502

  THree meN's sonGs, Viii. 48

  Three merry mEn, anD three merRy mEn, &C., x. 298

  THrIst, i. 138

  THUle, xii. 459

  ticE, i. 116

  TIde, i. 249

  TirEsias, x. 283

  'TIS beTtER TO
 Lord, ix. 421

  Tappis,xiv. 322
  Tar lto n,Ri char d, h is "Jig of the Hors eload of Fools," vi. 1 2
   - - --,v i.  396- 8;
   v ii i .  16 
 Tat ha m ,John,  xi v. 12
  Taverns,  li st  of, vii. 28 6 ;    xiv. 3 42
  Tax of th e R oman C ha nce r y, xi . 5 65

 Taylo r , John , the wat er - poet,x i. 6
 -- --,Joseph, xiv. 505 T ene, i. 251

 Teren ce ,  v e r sio nsof, viii.26 3
  ---- re f er r e d  to ,  xv. 199

  T ermagant, x .  32 2-3

 T err e nt, Mr , xii .2 05
  Tester,xii.  125

  T hat wo u ld I se e , quodblindHew , p rov. ,  i .232 
 Th e ,_v. _ , i . 155

 T he atres , cl o s i n g of  th e, x v. 41 0-11

  The d evi l is goo d whe n heis p le ased,  prov. , vii i.  425

  Theon,ix.205

  Th ere  a remo re ma i ds tha n M alk in, pro v., vii i . 2 66  T here are more ways  t o th e wood t han on e ,pr o v., ix.35 2;   x v . 142 

 T he re goesthe ha r eaw ay, pro v. , v. 1 08 ;
  xiv.3 21
  Ther sites, a n int e rlude, i. 389- 4 31;
    iii.1 45 ;   iv.  17 6

  Thingof n o thin g, i i i.  22 
  Th is se ve n  y e ar, i. 47

  Thomas  o f Kent , St,  i. 249

  Th ornton, Ro g e r , xiv. 4 46
 T h reatened men l ive l ong, prov. ,  vii. 49 5

 Three La dies of L o n don, a p lay , v i.246 - 3 70 

  Three Lor d s  and  T hree La die s of Lo ndo n,a p lay ,vi. 372-5 02

  Th re eme n' s s ongs, viii. 48 
  T hr eemerry men, a nd th reeme rr y  me n, &c., x. 2 98
 Th rist , i .138
  Th u le,  xii. 4 59

  Tic e,i . 11 6
 Tide,i. 249

  Tir es ias, x. 28 3
 'Tis b e t ter to
 Lord,_ix. 421

_ Tappis, xiv. 322

_ Tarlton,_Richard,_his "Jig_of_the Horseload of_Fools," vi. 12
_   ----,_vi. 396-8;
 __ viii. 16

  Tatham, John, xiv. 12

  Taverns, list of, vii. 286;
__ _xiv._342

_ Tax of the Roman_Chancery, xi. 565

  Taylor,_John, the_water-poet, xi. 6
    ----, Joseph,_xiv._505

  Tene,_i. 251

  Terence, versions of, viii. 263
 _  ---- referred to, xv._199

  Termagant,_x._322-3

_ Terrent, Mr, xii._205

  Tester, xii. 125

 _That would I see, quod blind_Hew, prov., i. 232

  The, _v._,_i. 155

  Theatres, closing of_the, xv. 410-11

  The_devil is_good when he is pleased,_prov., viii. 425

_ Theon,_ix. 205

 _There are more maids than Malkin,_prov., viii. 266

_ There are more ways to_the_wood than one,_prov.,_ix._352;
 _  xv._142

_ There_goes_the hare away, prov., v. 108;
__  xiv. 321

  Thersites, an_interlude, i. 389-431;
 __ iii. 145;
 _  iv. 176

 _Thing of nothing, iii. 22

 _This seven_year, i._47

  Thomas of Kent, St, i. 249

  Thornton, Roger,_xiv. 446

  Threatened men live_long, prov., vii. 495

_ Three_Ladies_of London, a_play,_vi. 246-370

_ Three Lords and Three Ladies of_London, a_play, vi. 372-502

  Three men's_songs, viii. 48

 _Three_merry men, and three merry men,_&c., x. 298

  Thrist, i._138

  Thule, xii. 459

__Tice,_i. 116

  Tide, i._249

  Tiresias, x. 283

 _'Tis better to