| [60.] | C. 20, f. 10 | Roxburghe Ballads. |
| 76 |
(Return to p. [153])
[61.] 12,315, a. 11. Mirth in abundance. Set forth and made manifest in many Jests, upon severall occasions, full of Wit and Truth. Contriv'd to relieve the Melancholy, and rejoyce the Merry, to expell sorrow, and advance Jollity. All of them New and Noble, free from Rayling, Baudery, Blasphemy or Incivility. Collected and set together by a lover of lawfull Mirth and true hearted Society. London. Printed for Francis Grove, neere the Saracens Head on Snow Hill. 1659.
(Return to p. [155], p. [159], p. [180], p. [185], p. [455])
| [62.] Harl. MSS. | 5947 | |
| 167 |
(Return to p. [157])
| [63.] | C. 20, f. 7 | Roxburghe Ballads. |
| 384 |