THE

CONTENTS.

A Burlesque Pindarick Ode, to the

Memory of the most renown'd

Claudius du Val, the Highwayman.

Page 1.

14.

The Court Burlesqu'd.

A Propofal humbly offer'd for the

Farming Liberty of Confcience. 58.

A Caveat to the Roundheads.. 86.

The Assembly-Man, written by Mr.

Samuel Butler and Sir John Birken-

head.
88.

The Cafe of K. Charles I. truly stated

against John Cook, Master of Gray's-

Inn.

116.

The Character of K. Charles I.

135.

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A Thought upon Death, after hearing

of the Murder of K. Charles L 187.

Good Advice in Bad Times; a Satyri-

cal Poem.

The Character of a Fanatick.

188

199.

The Morning's Salutation: or a friend-

ly Conference between a Puritan

Preacher, and a Family of his Flock,

on the 30th of January.

177.

A Letter from John Audland, a Quaker,

187.

The Answer of William Prynne. 199.

to William Prynne.

The Geneva Ballad.

The Roundhead.

The Turncoat.

210.

217.

221.

Death hath no respect of Persons. 173.

Death of King James the First. 132.

Dr. Hammond

Dr. Lancy

Dr. Steward

Dunkirk-Houfe.

Curs'd.

Dutchess of Portsmouth.

Du Val belov'd by the Ladies.

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96.

32.

145.
12.

12

100.

Earl of Leicester hinder'd from going

into Ireland.

Hacket's Rudeness.

Harvey's Circulation of Blood.
Hill ftruck dumb at Cambridge.
Hugh Peters poffefs'd Satan.

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James Scot, Duke of Monmouth. 47-
Ireland, a Land of Ire.