_MS. Poems and Songs._--In the third volume of MR. PAYNE COLLIER'S
invaluable _History Of English Dramatic Poetry_, p. 275., it is stated,--
"Mr. Thorpe, of Bedford Street, is in possession of a MS. full of songs
and poems, in the handwriting of a person of the name of Richard
Jackson, all copied prior to the year 1631, and including many
unpublished pieces by a variety of celebrated poets."
Can any of the contributors to "N. & Q." oblige P. C. S. S. by informing
him where this MS. now exists, and whether the whole, or any portion of it,
has been published?