[56] A Spanish Wine.
[57] ? Orrice.
[58] Stir.
[59] Phial.
[60] Adam and Eve stript of their furbelows, 1710 (?)
[61] Act III., s. 3.
[62] My Life and Recollections, Vol. I., p. 59.
[63] Now called Athol brose.
[64] Of the word gill-house a recent editor of Pope observes that it is doubtful whether it is to be understood as a house where gill, or beer impregnated with ground-ivy, was sold, or whether as an inferior tavern, where beer was sold by the measure known as a gill.
[65] There are two other prints connected with this event, all published at the same time. One is “The Funeral Procession of Madame Geneva, Sept. 29, 1736.” The other is a Memorial, “To the Mortal Memory of Madame Geneva, who died Sept. 29, 1736. Her weeping Servants and loving Friends, consecrate this Tomb.”