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Page.	Num- ber.	Description.	Sec- tions.	Composer.
306	185	A Gigge. Dr. Bulls Myselfe.	2	Dr. Bull.[1]
307	186	Sr Jhon Grayes Galiard	3	W.B.
307	187	Praeludium	…	Dr Bull.[2]
307	188	A Toy	2
308	189	Giles Farnaby's Dreame	3	Giles Farnaby.
308	190	His Rest. Galiard	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
308	191	His Humour	4	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
309	192	Fayne would I wedd	3	Richard Farnaby.
309	193	A Maske	6	Giles Farnabye.
310	194	A Maske	…	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
310	195	An Almain	2
310	196	Corranto	2
310	197	Alman	2
311	198	Corranto	2
311	199	Corranto
311	200	Corranto	2
311	201	Dannce	2
312	202	Worster Braules	3	Thomas Tomkins.
312	203	Fantasia	…	Giles Farnabye.[3]
313	204	A Maske	2	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
314	205	Praeludium	…	Dr. Bull.[4]
314	206	…	2	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
314	207	Martin sayd to his Man[5]	…
315	208	Almand	2	William Tisdall.
315	209	Pauana Chromatica	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„[6]
317	210	Vt, re, mi, fa, sol, la	23	Dr. Bull.[7]
321	211	Gipseis Round	7	Wm. Byrd.[8]
324	212	Fantasia. 4	…	Jhon Pieterson Sweeling. Organista a Amstelredä.
327	213	Corranto	2	'William Byrd sett.'
328	214	Pauana. Clement Cottō. 3	3	Wm. Tisdall.
328	215	Pauana. 4	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
329	216	Corranto	2
329	217	Alman	2	Hooper.
329	218	Corranto	3
329	219	Corranto	2
330	220	Corranto	2
330	221	Corranto	3
330	222	Alman	3
331	223	Corranto	2	Hooper.
331	224	Fantasia. 20	…	Giles Farnaby.
333	225	Loth to depart. 21	6	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„[9]
334	226	'22. Fantasia'	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
335	227	Fantasia. 23	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
338	229	{{{1}}}„ 24	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
340	230	{{{1}}}„ 25	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
341	231	Walter Earle's Pauen. 26	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
343	232	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„ 27	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
344	233	Fantasia. 28	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
346	234	{{{1}}}„ 29	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
347	235	L. Zouches Maske. 30	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
349	236	A Grounde. 31	14	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
351	237	Corranto	2	W. Byrd.
352	238	Vp T(ails) All. 32	19	Giles Farnaby.[10]
355	239	Thomson's Medley	7	Edward Johnson.
356	240	Nowel's Galiard	3
357	241	Tower Hill	2	Giles Farnaby.
358	242	Praeludium. 33	…	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
358	243	The King's Morisco	6
359	244	A Duo	…	Richard Farnaby.
359	245	Alman	2
359	246	A Galliard Ground	5	William Inglot.
362	247	The Leaues bee greene. 2	13	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„ W. Byrd.
364	248	Pauana	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
365	249	Galiarda	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
366	250	Pauana	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
367	251	Galiarda	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
368	252	Pauana	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
370	253	Pauana Fant(astica)	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
370	254	Galiarda	3	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„
371	255	The Earle of Oxford's Marche	2	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„[11]
373	256	Galiarda	3	Jehan Oystermayre
374	257	Fantasia	…	W. Byrd.[12]
377	258	The Duchesse of Brunswick's Toye.	2	Dr. Bull.[13]
377	259	A Toye	2
378	260	Corranto	3
378	261	Corranto Lady Riche	2
378	262	Corranto	3
379	263	A Gigge	4	Giles Farnaby.
381	264	A Toye	2	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
381	265	The Primerose	2	Martin Peerson.
382	266	The Fall of the Leafe	2	Martin Peereson.
383	267	Farnaby's Conceit	…	Giles Farnabye.
383	268	Allemanda	3
384	269	Pauana. Canon. 2 parts in one.	3	Wm. Byrd.
385	270	Pescodd Time	11	{{{1}}}„{{{1}}}„[14]
388	271	Pauana Delight	3	Edward Johnson. Sett by Will. Byrd.
390	272	Galiarda	3	Edward Johnson. Sett by Wm. Byrd.
391	273	Miserere, 3 parts	…	Dr. Bull.[15]
393	274	Tell mee, Daphne	3	Giles Farnaby[16]
394	275	Mal Sims	2	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„[17]
395	276	Munday's Gioy	2	Munday.
396	277	Rosseter's Galiard	3	Sett by Giles Farnaby.[18]
397	278	The Flatt Pauan	3	Giles Farnaby.
398	279	Pauana	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„[19]
401	280	Why aske you	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„[20]
403	281	Farmer Pauen	3	{{{1}}}„⁠{{{1}}}„
405	282	Dalling Alman	3
405	283	The Old Spagnoletta	3	Giles Farnaby.
406	284	Lachrimae Pauan	3	J.D. Sett by Giles Farnaby.
408	285	Meridian Alman	3	Sett by Giles Farnaby.[21]
409	286	Pauana	3	Orlando Gibbons.
410	287	Muscadin	2	Giles Farnaby.[22]
411	288	Lady Montegle's Pauen	3	Wm. Byrd.
412	289	Galiarda 5	3	Wm. Tisdall.
413	290	Fantasia	…	Giles Farnaby.
416	291	Hanskin	5	Richard Farnaby.[23]

The music ends on p. 418. At the end of the volume is an index of the contents signed 'Henry Smith Richmond, scripsit, from a MS. Index in the Possession of Mr. Bartleman. 24 March, 1816.' In this pieces, copies of which occur in Lady Novell's book, are marked with an asterisk.

2. My Ladye Nevells Booke. This valuable collection of Byrd's Virginal music belongs to the Marquess of Abergavenny, in whose family it has remained since it was written. [App. p.813 "correct the statement that the book has always been in the possession of Lord Abergavenny. It formerly belonged to Burney, and was sold at his sale for £11 0s. 6d. According to Rimbault, it was at one time in his (Rimbault's) library."] It is an oblong folio volume, beautifully bound in morocco enriched with gold, green, and red, and lined with blue watered silk. On the title-page is an illuminated coat of arms and the monogram 'H. N.' The music is written on a 6-line stave in square-headed notes, and was copied by John Baldwin of Windsor, a fine volume of whose transcribing is preserved in the Queen's Library at Buckingham Palace. Hawkins, who alludes to this MS. in vol. iii. (p. 288) and vol. iv. (p. 386) of his History of Music, states that the book was given by Byrd to his scholar, Lady Nevill, but there is no evidence in support of this assertion. The MS. was examined by Mr. Chappell when

1. In Ward's List.
2. Ibid.
3. In the margin are some words which Mr. Chappell reads 'R. Rysd silas.'
4. In Ward's List.
5. Chappell, p. 76.
6. In the margin is written 'Mrs. Katherin Treglan's Pauen.'
7. Ward calls this 'Fantasia with 23 Variations upon Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la.'
8. Chappell. pp. 171. 772.
9. Ibid. pp. 173, 708, 772.
10. Ibid. pp. 196, 773
11. Burney says this is the same as 'The Marche before the Batell' at fol. 13b of Lady Nevell's Book.
12. In the margin is written 'Vied P. Philippl scrp. la medesima fuga, pag. 158.' The subject is the same as that of Philips' Fantasia (No. 84). Against the third line is written '… (illegible) ls fuga e fuggira.'
13. In Ward's List. A copy is In Cosyn's Book, p. 199.
14. Chappell, p. 196. Same air as No. 59 (p. 108). See Lady Nevell's Book, fol. 46.
15. In Ward's List.
16. Chappell. p, 158.
17. Ibid. pp. 177, 789.
18. Rossiter published a volume of 'Consort Lessons' in 1609.
19. In the margin is written 'Vedi Mor. 287.' This refers to a curious piece of plagiarism, section 3 of Morley's Pavan, on p. 287, being nearly identical with section 3 of Farnaby's on p. 400.
20. At p. 59 of Cosyn's Book is a setting of this air signed 'B. C.,' and at fol. 95b of Add. MSS. 30,485 is another by Bull. Vide supra, p. 279.
21. Vide supra, p. 222.
22. The air of this is the same as that of No. 19.
23. Chappell, p. 23.