Contains: (a) 'Come poetry, and with you bring along…' (song) by Abraham Cowley; (b) 'The history of Æneas and Dido's love, translated out of ye fourth booke of Virgill, by Mr Sydny Godolphin', beginning 'Meanwhile the queene fanning a secret fire…'; '(c) 'Dr Donne's Farewell to the world', beginning 'Farewell you gilded follyes, pleasing troubles ...' (printed in Walton's 'Compleat angler', 1653, and elsewhere, but not now attributed to Donne; Herbert Grierson, 1912, called the present manuscript 'a very inferior version'); (d) a final piece, unfinished, relating to 'the death of the Rev. Dr Raughleigh [Walter Raleigh, 1586-1646], who desiring leave to preach was murdered in prison by his keeper' (see Walker's 'Sufferings of the clergy' (1714), part II, p. 71). A flyleaf at the beginning bears an epigram beginning 'The divell was sicke ...'.