Brief Lives, Vol. 2

by John Aubrey

Your humble servant,
D. Tyndale.
[Langton[1052] in Lincolneshire]
Feb. 18, 1686/7.

Service to my lady Long. Whye doe you tell us no newes? Does not Mrs. Mason's mar[1053]....

Notes.

[BX] Aubrey gives in trick the coat, 'or, a pheon vert [Sydney],' wreathed in laurel (as is his custom for a poet). Dr. Philip Bliss has added the reference 'See part iii ante p. 24 for his birth,' i.e. the horoscope in MS. Aubr. 8, fol. 41^v—ut supra p. [247].

[BY] MS. Aubr. 22: see vol. i. p. 123.

[BZ] This is the title given by Aubrey to D. Tyndale's letter. The letter is inserted between foll. 81, 82 of MS. Aubr. 6. It is addressed—'ffor Mr. John Aubry, to be left at Mr. Hooke's lodging in Gresham Coledge, p. postp^d.'

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Sir Robert Talbot (1641/2-1681).

[1054]Sir Robert Talbot natus 1641/2, Friday, January 21, 14^h 0´ 14˝ P.M.