Chapter XLVII: Appendix: Lilli-Burlero

From 'The Dancing Master,' 15 Ed. 1713.
Brit. Mus. C. 31, b. 21. H. PURCELL.]

_HUNT THE SQUIRIL._

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ Men.
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽☽☽☽ Women.]

NOTE.--Each Strain must be played twice over, to each Part of the
Dance.

The first Man Heys[667] on the We. side, the 1st Wo. Heys on the Men's side at the same time (_a_). The 1st Man Heys on the Men's side, the Wo. on the We. side, till they come into their own Places (_b_). The 1st cu. cross over and turn (_a_) then the 2 cu. do the same (_b_).

[Footnote 667: The figure half round is the Hey half round,
the whole figure is the Hey all four round.

(_a_) For a strain of the tune played once over.

(_b_) For a strain played twice over.]

The 1st Man figures the Figure of 8 on the Man's side, his Partner follows after him the same time, then she slips into her own Place (_a_). Then the 1st Wo. cast off on the out side of the 3 Wo. and half figures with the 3 and 2 We. her Partner follows her at the same time, then the Man slips into his own Place (_b_) the 1st cu. being at the top, the 1 man changes over with the 2 Wo. and the 1st Wo. changes over with the 2 Man, then Hands half round all four, the 1 cu. being at the top cast off (_a_). Then right and left quite round, and turn your partner (_b_).

_MOLL PEATLEY._

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙ Men.
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽☽☽☽ Women.]

The 1 Man begins on the Women's side, the 1 cu. sides to the 2 cu. of one side, and then of the other side; then hit your right elbows together, and then your left, and turn with your left hands behind, and your right hands before, and turn twice round; and then your left Elbows together and turn as before, and so to the next.

A LIST

OF ALL THE PERSONS TO WHOM RINGS AND MOURNING WERE PRESENTED UPON THE OCCASION OF

MR. PEPYS'S DEATH AND BURIAL.

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| Rings of |
Persons +----+----+----+ Mourning
|20s.|15s.|10s.|
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{ Mr. Saml. & John Jackson his | 2 | | | 2 Suits &
{ 2 Nephews | | | | 10 Broad
{ | | | | pieces to
{ | | | | Samuel.
{ Capt. Sir Michel, his brother | | | |
{ in Law | 1 | | | 1 Suit.
{ Ditto, his daughter, Mrs. Mary | | 1 | | 1 "
{ Earl of Sandwich | 1 | | |
Relations { Dr. Montagu, Dean of Durham | 1 | | |
viz { Mr. Pickering | 1 | | |
{ Mr. Roger Pepys of Impington | | 1 | |
{ Mr. & Mrs. Matthews | 2 | | | 2 " &
{ | | | | 10 Broad
{ | | | | pieces to
{ | | | | each.
{ Mr. Tim Turner, Minister of | | | |
{ Tooting | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Bellamy | | 1 | |
| | | |
{ Mr. Saml. Gale, Mr. P.'s Godson| | 1 | |
Godchildren { Lt. Edwards do. | | | 1 |
viz { Mrs. Frances Johnson, his | | | |
{ Goddaughter | | 1 | |
{ Mrs. Mary Skynner | 1 | | | 1 Suit
| | | |
Domestics { Ditto her Maid | | | | 1 "
at his { His own 7 men & women | | | |
Death viz { Servants | | | | 7 "
| | | |
Mr. Richard Gibson | | 1 | |
Mr. Paul Lorrain | | 1 | |
Ditto his Wife | | | 1 |
John Wetton | | | 1 |
Saml. Holcroft | | | 1 |
{ Mrs. Jane Penny | | | 1 | 1 Suit & 6
Mr. Pepys's { | | | | guineas.
former { Mrs. Jane Fane | | 1 | |
Servants and{ Mrs. Mary Ballard | | | | 1 "
Dependents { Ditto her Husband | | | 1 |
viz { Mrs. Eliza Hughson | | | | 1 "
{ Ditto her Husband | | | 1 |
| | | |
{ Physicians { Dr. Sloane | 1 | | | 1 Suit.
{ { Dr. Shadwell | 1 | | | 1 "
{ Chirurgeon, Serjt. Bernard | 1 | | |
{ Apothecary, Mr. Ethersey | | 1 | | 1 "
Retainers { Lawyer, Judge Powis | | 1 | |
General viz { Scrivener, Mr. West | | 1 | |
{ Ditto, his Clerk, Mr. Martin | | | 1 |
{ Goldsmith, Sir Rd. Hoare | 1 | | |
{ Ditto, his Foreman Mr. Arnold | | 1 | |
{ Bookbinder, Mr. Beresford | | | 1 |
{ Ditto his Sewer, Mr. Wetton | | | 1 |
Self as Executor | 1 | | | 1 "
{ Mr. & Mrs. Samuel | 2 | | | 2 "
Edgley { Ditto their 3 Children| | 3 | | 3 "
{ Mr. Arthur | | 1 | |
Blackburn, Mr. Wm. and Isaac | | 2 | |
| | | |
{ Mrs. The Mother | | 1 | |
{ Crawley { Do. 2 Daughters | | | |
Mr. Hewer's { { Eliza & Margaret | | 2 | |
Relations { { Mr. John } vide { | | 1 | |
{ } Navy { | | | |
{ Sergison Mr. } Office { | | 1 | |
| | | |
{ Mr. Forbes, Chaplain | | 1 | |
Domestics { Mr. Foster, Steward | | | | 1 Suit.
{ Ditto his Wife | | | 1 |
| | | |
{ Mr. Saville the Minister | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Horne, late Lecturer | | 1 | |
Clapham { Mr. Pritchard, present Ditto | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Urban Hall | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Juxon | | 1 | |
| | | |
Royal { Sir John Hoskins President | | 1 | |
Society { Mr. Abraham Hill | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Hunt Operator | | | 1 |
| | | |
Cambridge { Dr. Quadring, Master of Mag. | | | |
{ Coll. | 1 | | |
{ Dr. Bentley, Master of Trin. | | | |
{ Coll. | 1 | | |
| | | |
{ Dr. Aldrich, Dean of Christ | | | |
Oxford { Church | 1 | | |
{ Dr. Wallis Professor | 1 | | |
{ Dr. Charlet, Master of | | | |
{ University Coll. | 1 | | |
{ Dr. Gregory Professor | 1 | | |
| | | |
{ Mr. Burchett, Secretary | | 1 | |
{ Sir Thos. Littleton Treasurer | | | |
{ (a Supporter) | 1 | | |
Admiralty { Sir Richd. Haddock, Controller | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Furzer, Surveyor | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Sergison, Clerk of the Acts| | 1 | |
{ Mr. Atkins | | 1 | |
| | | |
Commis- { Mr. Tollett | | 1 | |
sioners { Mr. Hammond | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Lyddall | | 1 | |
| | | |
Officers { Mr. Greenhill | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Tunewell | | 1 | |
| | | |
Navy Clerks { Mr. Johnson | | 1 | |
{ Mr. John Crawley | | 1 | |
| | | |
House keeper, Mrs. Griffin | | | 1 |
| | | |
{ Principal { Mr. Harley | 1 | | |
Auditors { { Mr. Bridges | 1 | | |
{ Deputys { Mr. Moody | | | 1 |
{ { Mr. Bythell | | | 1 |
| | | |
{ Archbishop of Canterbury | 1 | | |
{ Bishop of London | 1 | | |
{ Dean of Worcester, who | | | |
{ performed the Service | 1 | | | 1 Suit.
{ Dr. Smith | 1 | | | 1 "
Clergy { Dr. Millington | | 1 | |
{ Dr. Gibson | | 1 | |
{ Archdeacon Baynard | | 1 | |
{ Mr. Coppyn-Munster of | | | |
{ Crutched Fryars | | 1 | |
{ Ditto his Reader | | 1 | |
| | | |
Earls of { Clarendon (a | | | |
{ Supporter) | 1 | | | 1 "
{ Feversham (ditto) | 1 | | | 1 "
Honble. Mr. { Hatton (ditto) | 1 | | | 1 "
{ Vernon (ditto) | 1 | | | 1 "
Sir Anto{o} Deane (ditto) | 1 | | | 1 "
William Hodges | 1 | | | 1 "
Ditto His Son Mr. Hodges | | 1 | |
Ditto his Partner Mr. Haines | | 1 | |
Sir Henry Shere | | 1 | |
Sir Richard Dutton | 1 | | |
Sir William Gore | | 1 | |
Bowdler-Thomas | | 1 | | 1 "
Dégalénière Mons. et Mdlle. | | 2 | |
Dubois, Charles | | 1 | |
Evelyn, John, Grandfather & | 2 | | | 1 Suit
Grandson | | | | Grandfather.
Gawden, Benjamin | | 1 | |
Houblon, Wynne & James | 2 | | | 2 "
Houghton, Apothecary | | 1 | |
Hunter, Saml. | | 1 | | 1 "
Isted | | 1 | |
Lowndes | 1 | | |
Martin, Joseph, Father & Son | | 2 | |
Monro | | | 1 |
Mussard | | 1 | |
Nelson | | 1 | |
Penn, William | 1 | | |
Snow, Ralph | | 1 | |
Wind, Captain | 1 | | |
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_LORD MAYOR'S DELIGHT._

LONGWAYS FOR AS MANY AS WILL.

⊙ ⊙ ⊙ ⊙
'Dancing Master,' Ed. 1713. ☽☽☽☽]

The 1 Man cast off below the 2 Man, then back to back with the 2 Wo. and stand in the 2 Man's place. The 1 Wo. cast off below the 2 Wo. and go back with the 2 Man being in the 1 Man's place, and stand in the 2 Wo. place.

All four hands half round, then fall back and turn with one hand. Cross over with your own Partner, then the 1 Couple Sett to their partners and Cast off.

_WALSINGHAM._

Chappell's 'Popular Music of
the Olden Time.'

As I went to Wal-sing-ham, To the shrine with speed;
Met I with a jol - ly pal - mer, In a pil - grim's weed.]

Is in Queen Elizabeth's Virginal book, but is probably much older. Is mentioned very frequently; see 'Knight of the Burning Pestle.' Also