Poems Supposed to Have Been Written at Bristol by Thomas Rowley and Others in the Fifteenth Century

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xkfr INTRODUCTORY 19 September 1467, and received the higher orders of Sul' deacon, Deacon, and Priest, on the 12th of March, 1467, O. S« the 2d and 16th of April, I468, respectively. ON HAPPIENESSE, by William Canynge. p. 286 ONNE JOHNE A DALBENIE, by the same. Ibid. THE GOULER'S REQUIEM, by the fame. 287 THE ACCOUNTE OF W. CANYNGE'S FEASTE. 288 Of these sour Poems attributed to Mr. Canynge, the three first are printed from Mr. Catcott's copies. The last is taken from a fragment of vellum, which Chatterton gave to Mr. Barrett as an original. The Editor has doubts about the read ing of the second word in ver. % but he has printed it keene, as he found it so in other copies. The Reader may judge for himself, by examining the Fae Jimile in the opposite page. With refpect to the three friends of Mr. Canynge mentioned in the last line, the name of Rowley is sufficiently known from the preceding poems. lscamm appears as an actor in the tra gedy of Ælla, p. 66. and in that of Goddwyn, p. 174. ; and s poem, afcribed to him, entitled " she merry Tricks of Lay" ttingtm" is inserted in the " Discorfe of Bristowe." Sir Theolald Gorges was a knight of an antient family seated at Wraxhall, within a few miles of Bristol [See Rot. Pad. 3 H. VI. n. 28. Leland's Itin. vol. VII. p. 98.]. He has also appeared above
ACCOUNT, Sea xxv above as an actor in both the tragediesj and as the author of one of the Mynflrelles songes in Ælla, p. 91. His connexion with Mr. Canynge is verified by a deed of the latter, dated 20 October, 1467, in which he gives to trustees, in part of a benefaction of £. 500 to the Church of St. Mary Redcliffe, " certain jewells of Sir Theobald Gorges Knt." which had been pawned to him for £. 160. A D V E R$
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Page 29 and 30: ECLOGUE THE FIRST. 3 The swote ribi
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Page 45 and 46: i t9 i ELINOURE and JUG A, ONNE Rud
Page 47 and 48: ELINOURE AND JUGA. 21 Alle nete ame
Page 49 and 50: [ 23 ] To JOHNE LADGATE. [Sent with
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Page 53 and 54: s 27 ] Nowe Rowlie ynne these mokie
Page 55 and 56: THE TOURNAMENT. 29 1, Sonne of Honn
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Page 61 and 62: THE TOURNAMENT. 35 HERAULDE. Nevyll
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Page 67 and 68: THE TOURNAMENT. 41 KYNGE. The Morny
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Page 71 and 72: THE DETHE, &c. 45 Thenne wythe a ju
Page 73 and 74: SYR CHARLES BAWDlN. Aj " My nobile
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SYR CHARLES BAWDIN. " Canynge, awai
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SYR CHARLES BAWfiiN, ** Howe dydd I
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SYR CHARLES BAWDIN. 53 " Ynne Lent,
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SYR CHARLES BAWDIN. 5S And nowe the
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8YR CHARLES BAWD IN. 57 Thenne Flor
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SYR CHARLES BAWDIN. fhenne came the
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SYR CHARLES BAWDlft. Kynge Edwarde'
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SYR CHARLES BAWD IN. And oute the b
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PERSONNES REPRESENTEDD. Ælla, bie
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68 EPISTLE TO MASTRE CANYNGE- Syr J
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70 EPISTLE TO MASTRE CANYNGE. Playe
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72 LETTER TO MASTRE CANYNGE. Seldom
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74 LETTER TO MASTRE CANYNGE. Canyng
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■ s 76 3 Æ L L A. C E L M O N D
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}l Æ L L A : Notte, whann I fyrste
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19 . Æ L L A : Bottc hann mie acty
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1 Ii L Ar CELMONDE. . • Ye Mynstr
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Æ L L A: M A N N E, See alonge the
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\6 Æ L L A: MANN I agree, and thus
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88 JE L L A: The trees enlesed, ymo
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$0 Æ L L A: SECONDE MYNSTRELLTL An
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oft Æ L L A : Eche mofnynge I ryse
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Æ L L A : BIRTHA, O ! lyche a nede
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96 Æ L L Ai Botte hoWe canne tynge
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98 Æ L L A s Of selynesse I pryze
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ioo Æ L L Aj Lett Celmonde yn thie
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io« ÆLLA: , Æ L L A. T hie mynde
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io4 Æ L L -A i. CELMONDE. Hope, ha
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io6 Æ L L A : Itte kerveth all abr
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IjoS Æ L L A : Whanne the oundyngc
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Æ L L A: MAGNUS. t Thou are a warr
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■ ii* Æ L L A: HURRA. I kenne th
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H4| Æ L L A: MAGNUS. iElla & thee
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n6 Æ L L A: Ne doubtynge, we wylle
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iiS Æ L t A: ÆLLA, CELMONDE, & AR
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ISO Æ L L A: Lette those yatte are
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12* Æ L h A j To honoures house I
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134 Æ L L A.: Echone wylle wyssen
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ti6 M L L A s fHYRDE DANE. Enthoght
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CELMONDE, neati -WatcAetM[' ' . •
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Soe dydde he goe, & myghtie warriou
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The soldyerres followed wythe a myg
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ij4 t • JE L L A: - Albeytte ever
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• .. . M h„ It. . A.: . * BIRTH
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Nee one hallie Seyncte to fave < ^
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•' M L L A, aite Watchette. CURSE
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CELMONDE, aft Brystowe. THE worlde
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144 I* h As CELMONDE. For heswie ty
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146 Æ L L A: B I R T H A. Albeytte
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148 Æ L L A? The battelle loste, a
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150 Æ L L A : 8IRTHA. Saicst thou
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152 Æ L L A : B I R T H A. Awaie !
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154 Æ L L A: CELMONDE. The seyncte
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Æ L L A: C E L M O N D E. Oh! I fo
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158 . JE L L A: Botte yctte he ys a
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1 60 Æ L L A : Swiftc flies the ho
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. ÆLLA: ÆLLA, EGWINA. E G W I N A
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ify Æ L L As E G W I N A. Lyche pr
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i66 M I* L A: '■ Downe to hym cam
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j 68 Æ L L A; » v Botte, ah ! she
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■17* Æ L t A; H ts R R A. Ælla
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tjz Æ L L A: Who canne unplyte the
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f»E#SONS REPRESENTED. Harolde, GoD
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C 176 1 GODDWYN; A Tragedies GODDWY
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i78 G O D D W Y N: G O D D W Y N. A
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1 8a G O D D W Y N: * Thou arte all
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l8z G 0 JD D W Y N: The gule-steync
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J84 Q 9 D D W Y N: H A R O L D E. T
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lU G O D D W Y N: No crouched & cha
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188 G O D D W Y N; - KYNGE EDWARDE
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G O D D W Y N: KYNGE and Syr HUGHE.
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G O D t> W Y N: KYNG E. Ah traytouf
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G O D D W Y N: H O R U S. n 1 WHAN
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[ 1*6 ] ENGLYSH METAMORPHOSIS: Bie
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i98 ENGLYSH METAMORPHOSIS: Theie ur
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200 ENGLYSH METAMORPHOSIS: A tye of
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2C2 ENGLYSH METAMORPHOSIS, &c. Pioa
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2o4 AN EXCELENTE B A LADE When from
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4o8 AN EXCELENTE BALADE Once moe th
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[ 2IO ] BATTLE OF HASTINGS. /"V CHR
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2i2 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Wyll falle
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214 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. ■With thi
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31.6 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. They lifte
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2i8 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. And at hys
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£20 BATTLE QF HASTINGS. Kynge Haro
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222 BATTLB- OF HASTINGS, But Egwyn
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i24 BATTLE OF HASTINGS.■ Mean whi
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226 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. But better
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228 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Thys Herewa
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23o BATTLE OF HASTINGS Upon du Chat
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232 BATTLE OF HASTINGS Then drewe t
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*34 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Then with b
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%l6 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. And Egwald
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23& feATTLE OF HASTINGS; ' ■ Sad
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t4» BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Tancarvill
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*4* BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Such Was th
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244 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Here glorio
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445 SATTLE OF HASTINGS. When thus D
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*4« BATTLE OF HASTING^ Eche shooty
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250 BATTLE OFrHASTINGS. Soon as the
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t52 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Onne Algars
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254 BATTLE OF HASTINGS Into his bre
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a56 BATTLE OF HASTINGS* Besprenge d
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258 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Her lippes
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26o BATTLE OF HASTINGS. That lefte
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z6z BATTLE OF HASTINGS. ■When soo
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264 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. CONTINUED.
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t66 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Dethe honge
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268 BATTLE OF HASTINGS* Neere to Ky
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270 BATTLE OF HASTINGS; Throwe Seve
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*7i BATTLE OF HASTINGS. A tyde of p
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S74 BATTLE OF HASTINGS. Then Alfwou
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276 ONN OURE LADIES CHYRCHE. Quod I
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278 EPITAPH ON ROBERT CANYNGE. For
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zio THE STORIE OF WILLIAM CAN^NGE.
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282 THE STORIE OF WILLIAM CANYNGE.
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a«4 THE STORIE OF WILLIAM CANYNGE.
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I 286 ] ON HAPPIENESSE, by William
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£ 288 3 THE ACCOUNTE OF W. CANYNGE
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[ 29° ] EXPLANATION OF THE LETTERS
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A G L O S S A R Y. Alyse, Le. 29. A
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494- A GLOSSARY. Bounde, T. 52. Rea
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496 A G L O S S A R Y. Detratours,
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298 A G L O S S A R Y. Flanched, H.
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S«a A G L O S S A R Y. Jfufcarles,
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30* A G L 0 S S A R Y. Nedere, Ep.
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jo). A G L O S S A R Y. Semm'ykeed,
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306 A GLOSSAR Y, Wayne, E. III. 31.
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