I place on the left figures 1, 2, 3, &c. in these Contents, in order to show
the sequence of the Poems in the Author's Stonyhurst Ms. volume. There is
no title-page to it, and never has been. On the seventh page (three leaves
blank) begins the Letter to his Father (pp. 29). Next three pages blank;
then the Triumphs ouer Death (pp. 33)--the last page and half containing the
Latin and English poems as printed by us (pp. 182-3). After the Latin and
English verse on the Lady of the Howard family, there are other three pages
blank, then comes the Preface, commencing Poets, by abusing,' &c. (2 pp.)
Then, to the Reader, and the poems in succession as numbered. The Poems
occupy 36 leaves and part of a page: 72 or 73 pages, with five blank leaves.
The Prose occupies. 314 pp. G.