Mary (W. Blake), 147.
Mary (R. Gall), 163.
Mary (J. Lowe), 102, 103.
Mary Ann, Lady (R. Burns),
65.
Mary! Mother, 271, Mary,
Queen, 253, the Virgin
Mary.

Mast, 232, acorns.
Matin song, 47, morning
song.

Matthew (W. Wordsworth, P.L.), 178.

Maun, 55, 58, 75, &c., must. Mauna, 58, 61, &c., must

not.

Mavis, 162, the song-thrush. Meg[= Margaret] (R. Burns), 64.

Meg (H. Macneill), 120.
Melodie, 89, melody.
Mem'ry, 18, 90, memory.
'Mid, 164, 190, 217, Mid, 173,
179, amid.

Might na been, 163, might
not have been.
Miltiades, 41.
Milton, 169.

Minds me [= reminds], 59,
remindest; 80, reminds.
My Minnie, 58, mother.
Minstrelsy, 243, minstrels or

musicians.

Minuet, 225, a dance.

Na, 53-55, 57, 74, 120, &c., not.
Na, Nae, 163, 222, no.
Nae, 68, 70, 74, 119, &c., not.
Naebody, 74, nobody.
Naething, 55, 86, 122, Nai-
thing, 121, 123, nothing.
Nairne, Baroness Nairne;
C., 218-222.
Nancy (R. Burns), 64.
Nane, 82, 120, none.
Neck or nought, 5, neck or
nothing, at all or any risks.
Ned (W. Blake), 146.
Neebor, 67, neighbouring; 78,
neighbour.

A neebor Lad, 68, neighbouring Lad.

know herself. Mis'ry's, 79, Misery's. Mistress, always, in this Series, in a good sense; with its many equivalents, such as, sweet Heart! &c. Mither(s), 220, 121, mother(s). Moat, 194, a deep ditch or trench, generally filled with

bour(s).

Needle, 107, of a compass. Ne'er, 18, 32, 53, 63, 68, 82, 97, 110, 138, &c., never. Neighb'ring, 30, neighbouring.

Ne more mote, 232, no more might.

Neptune, 214, 216.
Neuk, 63, nook.

Too nice, 116, too particular.
Nicè (Lieut.-Col. J. Dal-
rymple), 109.
Niest, 87, next.

No, 56, 69, 78, 120, 219, 220,

not.

Nodding their heads, 243, beating time.

Nom❜tive, 46, Nominative.
Nor... nor, 244, 245, 260,
neither... nor.
Norfolk, 16.
Norlin, 110, northern.
Numbers, 18, Poetry.
Nurs'ry, 17, nursery.

whelmed.

234, over.

Paidl'd, 77, paddled. Pain'd, 83, pained. Palfreys, 288, saddle-horses. Paine, T., 212. Palmer, 194, a pilgrim who carried a branch of palmtree in token of his having been to the Holy Land. The Park, London, 43, Hyde Park, &c.

Parker, Lord Chief Baron; -, 161.

Parterre, 27, flower bed. Passion, predilection, habitude. The ruling Passion strong in death." Passion, emotion, not neces sarily of love. It might also be of anger, grief, zeal, &c. Passion,Passions, anxieties of mind and agonies of soul through love for one of the opposite sex.

Past'ral House, 18, the Rectory at Berkhampstead. Pate (S. Blamire), 156. Patmos, 71.

Pattle, 54, a plough-staff. Peace (Hon. W. R. Spencer),

Pedant, 116, a pretender to Porter, A. M., 210, 211.

superior knowledge.
Pelisses, 220, cloaks.
Penny-fee, 67, wages.
Pent-house, 233, a projection
over a door, &c., for pro-
tection against the weather.
Perennial, 100, perpetual.
Perforce, 262, of necessity.
Periwig, 32, 36, 46, a kind
of wig.
Perjur'd, 69, perjured.
Pert, 126, pertly, saucily.
Petted, 87, fretted.
Into phalanx, 31, close array.
Phillida (Rev. J. Wolcot),
130, 131.
Phillis (R. Burns), 63.
Phillis (Rev. J. Wolcot), 134.
Phrase, 156, flattery.
Merry pin, 9, mood, humour.
Pindar, Peter-see Wolcot,
Rev. J.
Pindus, 40.

Pint stowp, 76, a measure
of two quarts.
Pipe, 229, bagpipes.
Pittance, 24, allowance of
food.

Plaidy, 120, a garment of
checked woollen cloth of
various colours.
Play'dst, 38, didst play.
Pleasure (Hon. W. R. Spen-
cer), 207.
Pledg'd, 157, pledged.
Plenishen, 119, furniture,
stock.

Pleugh(s), 67, 69, plough(s),
A Plumb, 125, a fortune; in
commercial slang, £100,000.

POEMS, &C.

Iliad, of Homer, 36.
Lyrical Ballads, by W.
Wordsworth and S. T.
Coleridge, 241.
Macbeth, by W. Shake-
speare, 295.
Odyssey, of Homer, 36.
Poems, by W. Cowper, 36.
Rights of Man, by Tom
Paine, 212.

Sibylline Leaves, by S. T.
Coleridge, 241.
Windsor Forest, by A.
Pope, 71.

Poll (C. Dibdin), 91.
Polly (C. Dibdin), 90.
Polly (C. Smart), 42.
Poortith, 58, poverty.
Pope, A., 71.
Porringer, 167, a porridge-
dish, a small basin.
Porritch, 70, porridge.

Posies, III, bunches
flowers, nosegays.
Pouch, 81, purse.
Pour'd, 73, poured.
Pouther'd, 221, powdered.
Pow, 88, head.

Pray'st, 144, prayest.
Pree'd, 118, tasted.
Prentice, 54, apprentice.
Prest, 70, pressed to take.
Pris'ner, 240, prisoner.
Promis'd, 56, 110, promised.
Prosp❜rous, 20, prosperous.
Prov'st, 39, provest.
Prudence (Hon. W. R. Spen-
cer), 206.

Pu'd, 59, Pou'd, 76, pulled.
Puir, 219, poor.
Pullen, 47, poultry.
Puss, 24, 25, one of Cowper's
tame hares.

Pye, M.P., P.L.; H. J., 100,

IOI.

Quean, 96, a worthless

woman.

Queans (Scotch) [= young women], 162, 163, Beauties. Queen of the silver bow, 92, the moon.

Radcliffe, A., 214–217.
Rade, 221, rode.
Rake, 68, a dissolute fellow.
Ranger (Anon.), 124.
Raphael, S., 40.
Rashes, 53, 54, rushes.
Raven hair, 194, black as the

Richardson, Prof. W., 152,

153. Richmond hill, in Yorkshire, 203.

Running such a rig, 5, playing such a strange trick or frolic. Rime of the Ancyent Marinere, 241.

Rin, 54, 67, run.
Rind, 233, bark.
Ringdove, 108, a kind of
pigeon.

Robert (W. Roscoe), 224, 225.
Robin (Anon.), 160.

Robin, the Gardener at Berkhampstead Rectory, 18. Rock, 155, a distaff; the staff or frame about which flax, wool, &c. is arranged, from which the thread is drawn in spinning.

Rocklay [= roquelaure], 122, a short cloak. Rogers, S., 106-108. Roscoe, W., 224, 225. Did rot, 246, became foul. Roun', 67, Roun, 155, round about.

Roundelay, 108, a song in which the first strain is repeated.

Rov'd, 59, roved.
Row, 80, roll.

'Royal George,' The, 28, 29.
Ruin'd, 69, 79, ruined.
Rung, III, a cudgel.

Russet [ a reddish-brown colour] gown, 106, 181, a coarse homespun gown.

to it

Scamp'ring, 11, scampering. Scotia, 72, 73, 163, 258 Scotland

Scotland, 81. 229.
Screamin', 121, screaming.
Scrip, 47, wallet, a small bag.
Scritch, screech
Sea, 21 Notice that this word
thimes with survey, and
must have been pronounced
Exe say: a remarkable
persistence of the original
A. S. sound of sa, through
nearly a thousand years.
Seem'a, 156, seemed.
Sel', 64, 218, self.
Selkirk, A., 21-23, the sailor
upon whose marooning
experiences it has been
thought that Defoe wrote
his Robinson Crusoe.
Sellin', 220, selling.
Sev'ral, 72, several.

Shachi't, 87, ill-shaped.
Sha'na, 82, shall not.
The share, 78, ploughshare.
Shaw, 80, a small wood, a

thicket or grove. Shaw, 163, show. She, the emphatic feminine Personal Pronoun, used where the poetical name of the Lady does not occur. She, 182, the Poet's wife. She'd, 118, she would. Sheen, 244, brightness; 254, bright, glittering. She'll, 96, 105, she will.

Slae, 64, the sloe.
Slee, 162, sly.
Sleeket, sleek.
Sleepin', 21, sleeping.
Slipp ry, 230, slippery.
Slumber (Hon. W. R. Spen-

OPEL 207.
Sma', 55, 121, small.
Smart, C, 42, 43-
Smith, C., 92.

Guides him smooth, or grim, 259, whether calm or stormy. Smyth, Prof. W., 226-228. Snap, 49, closing the fan sharply.

Snapper, 81, stagger.
Snaw, 64, 88, 120, snow.
Snawie, 78, snowy.
Snell, 55, biting, bitter.
Soupe, 70, soup.
Southey, P.L.; R., 184-188.
Sowthers, 81, solders.
Spak, 86, spake.
Spen, 63, spend.
Spencer, Hon. W. R., 206-

209.

Spey, 229, a river in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. 'Spied, 240, espied. Spier'd, 87, inquired. Spiers, 68, asks, inquires. Spouse, 2, wife. Sprecki'd, 78, speckled.

Stacher, 67, stagger.
Stane, 78, stone.
Star, 61, 20, an insignia of
an Order of Knighthood.
Starr'd, 79, starred
Stankin,, stalking.
Staw, stole.
Steer, 82, stir, molest.
A sten, 38, a jump.
Sterte up, 250, started up.
Stewart, H. D'A., 204, 205.
Stibble, 6 stubble
Stibble-field, 78, stabble
fieli

Stoure, 57, hardship: 72. jast.

Stowey, Somerset, 268.
Stown, 162, stolen.
Stoyte, 81, reel
Strack, 121, struck.

Strait, 232 249, straight, at once, immediately.

Strappan', 69, tall, strapping. Straught, 65, straight. Stream'd, 73, streamed Strephon (Anon.), 49, 104,

Ta'en, 69, 221, taken.

music, a reel.

Sp'rit, 189, spirit.

Thou 'st, 242, thou hast.

Talk'd, 156, talked.

Tammy (= Tommy] (H.

Macneill), 118, 119, Thomas.

Tapsalteerie,

turvy.

53,

riage portion.

lake or pool.

Tars, 91, sailors.

Tauld, 121, told.
Tauntin', 220, taunting.
Teach, 266, tell.
Tellin', 220, telling.
Temperance (R. Lovell), 189.
Tend, 121, attend.

The tender tale, 69, their love.

Tent, 74, 220, take heed. Tent my tellin', 220, listen

to me.

Tent thee, 82, guard thee.
Tentie, 67, heedful.

Th', 64, 67, 234, 240, 286, 293, the.

The gither, 88, together. Themsels, 82, themselves. They'll, 82, 97, 121, 199, they will.

They'll few, 121, few will. They're, 81, 85, 117, &c., they

are.

Thick and thin, 3, whatever

is in the way. Tho', 53, 56, 57, 62, 63, 66, 74, &c., though. Thole, 56, suffer, endure. Thompson, W., 44. Thorough, 244, through. Thou thought (Scotch), 55, thoughtest. Thou'll, 59, thou wilt. Thou'lt, 154, thou wilt. Thou'rt, 82, 132, 134, thou art. Thowless, 121, sluggish, inactive (of mind); heedless. Thrang, 156, throng. Thrave, 55, twenty-four sheaves of grain. Threats, 149, threatens. A threesome reel, 156, a reel in which three take part together. Thretty, 121, thirty. Thro', 57, 110, 219, through. Throckmorton, J., 31. Throstle, 180, the song

thrush.

tottering.

Tom (Anon.), 160. Tom, Thomas (W. Blake), 148, 149.

Tom (W. Hayley), 148, 149. Topers, 137, hard drinkers. T'other, 48, 209, 283, the other. Tourney Court, 286, a Court for the display of skill in arms, a tournament. To Town, 12, London. A towmond, 70, 81, a twelvemonth. Townshend,

Marquis Townshend; G., 161. Train, 66, company; 112, followers.

Train-Band, 1, the Militia. Tricks, 283, adorns, dresses. Trig, 120, neat, handsome. Such a trim, 8, state, condition.

Trip the spring, 220, dance a reel.

Tripp'st, 189, trippest.
Tritons, 215, sea-deities.
Trudg'd, 156, trudged.
True, 118, 199, trow.
True Love (Hon. W. R.
Spencer), 206, 207.
Truth (Hon. W. R. Spencer),
206.

Try'd, 54, tried.

Tryermaine, 285, 288, 289. Tryste, 87, rendezvous. The trysted, 57, the appointed. Tuck, Friar, 47. Tunefu', 80, tuneful. Turn'd, 156, turned. Turnpike Gates, 11, tollgates. Turnpike-men, 6, the men who collect the tolls. Twa, 76, 77, 120, 121, two. 'Twas, 32, 48, 70, &c., it was. 'Twere, 48, 53, 89, &c., it

ignorant. Unwin, M., 13, 37–39. He up, 86, went up. Upo', 199, upon. Uprist, 245, uprose. Upton, W., 203. Us'd, 154, used. Utter, 247, 248, extreme.

This melancholy Vale, 69, human life.

The Valentines' dealing, 58, the drawing on the eve of the 14th of February, by young people, for lovers or valentines.

Vaux, Lord Roland de (S. T. Coleridge), 284, 285, 288-290, 295.

Venus, 42, 44, 109, 112, 114,
206, 226, 240.
Vespers nine, 244, nine even-
ings.

Vi'let, 42, violet.
Virtue (R. Lovell), 189.
Vot'ry, 109, votary.
Vow'd, 86, 87, vowed.

Wales, 70, chooses.
Wallace, Sir W., 73, 84.
Walth, 119, wealth, plenty.
Wan, 157, won.

Wander'd, 121, wandered.
Wand'ring, 33, wandering.
Wanton, 105, trifler.
Wantons, 59, moves nimbly
from one twig to another.
Warden Pie, 47, a pie made
of warden pears.
Wardman, 194, a guard.
Ware, Hertfordshire, 8, 9.
Warl', 54, Warld, 61, 63,
world.

Warldings, 123, world

lings.

Warld's, 163, 219, world's.