BURIENSIS.

[Zachary Grey has given a long note on this passage, and states

that it was William Lord M-n-n, residing at Bury St. Edmunds,

whose lady, possessing the true disciplinarian spirit, tied his

lordship to a bed-post by the help of her maids, and punished him

for showing favours to the unsanctified Cavaliers; for which

salutary discipline she had thanks given her in open court.]

_Aldus._--What was the inscription on his printing-house, requesting his

friends to dispatch their business with him as soon as possible, and

then go about their business?

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