[1586] The whole of this acknowledgment is in Porter's handwriting.
[1587] British Museum, C. 39, b. 21.
[1588] Heber (Bibl. Heber), Pt. IV., No. 2872, in B. M.
[1589] British Museum: Add. MS., 24487-92, Vol. II. 302.
[1590] Fasti, I. 284.
[1591] Boase and Clark, Vol. II., Pt. 1, p. 147.
[1592] As above, p. 145.
[1593] Douce, in a note in the unique copy in the Bodleian, says that according to the date of the print by Cecill, Weever was twenty-three in 1599. The epigram in which Weever says that he is not yet twenty may therefore have been written as early as 1596.
[1594] Mermaid Series, Porter, p. 90.
[1595] With this opinion I find that Mr. Bayne agrees, D. N. B. Art., Porter.