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...viewTranscripts.jsp?play=LS&act=1&type=BOTH ''The Love Sick Court''] as a "gentleman belonging to the King". Intriguingly, "Agnostus" appears as a character ("a

Richard Brome, ''A Mad Couple Well Matched''. The rakish gentleman Careless and his servant Wat are penniless, and discussing how to make some :O base Villaine! No I'le never fall so deep below a Gentleman, as to be Master of a Baudy-house.

(Jordan, "A Gentleman in love with twenty Mistresses", in ''Poetical Varieties'', 2).

...as once content to be “Goodman Tailor” but now styles himself “Merchant or Gentleman-Merchant-Tailor” (p. 30). Another is the professional whose very work is

...eleases a great devil out of her mouth. In return for his assistance, the gentleman grants the Prior an enormous load of lead for the roof of a new church. Th

...ntice represented by plays such as ''The Four Prentices''; ''A Shoemaker a Gentleman''; and Thomas Rawlins' ''The Rebellion''.

...): "Dr Furnivall told me many years ago that the MS. was in the hands of a gentleman at Oxford, who was editing Tourneur's Works; but I have heard nothing furth The "gentleman at Oxford" referred to by Hazlitt might also be Collins himself, who began

| Gentleman Vsher.

...thief” may indicate that the narrative was based on the convention of the gentleman robber, most famously embodied by the figure of Robin Hood but also encompa

:[Receaved by mee George Chapman gentleman of M^r]

...etter, a ring, gold, blue coats, slops, a rapier, a false beard, a country gentleman's attire with padding, a nightgown, and "physicians' gowns" of fustian (Car

:Gentleman of verona. :Shoemaker a Gentleman.

...had spent much, and learnt little, one whose outside onely shewd he was a Gentleman," and one who "to make him wise, and to take héede what pasture he breakes

...at was no disgrace, nor any blemish to his reputation beeing but a priuate Gentleman, and no King nor Prince, for hee left the keeping of them to his captaines.

''Titus'' a noble Gentleman more illustrious for his Christian courage, then parentage: was sollicited

...kker's '' The Shoemaker's Holiday'' and William Rowley's ''The Shoemaker a Gentleman''.

...r having made him rail against heaven over the flight of a bird and have a gentleman beaten for calling off his dogs, they portrayed him as drunk at least once ...hunter, "rail[ing] against heaven over the flight of a bird" and having "a gentleman beaten for calling off his dogs." The play also targeted James's favourites

...eele dresses him in clothes of his own and slips away, leaving the hapless gentleman—now mistaken for Peele—to pay the four nobles owed on the rent of the r Anon. ''Merrie Conceited Iests, of George Peele Gentleman, sometimes a student in Oxford''. 1607. [http://www.luminarium.org/renascen

...nt and lost plays about British saints including Rowley's ''A Shoemaker, a Gentleman'' and the anonymous and lost "[[England’s First Happiness, or The Life of

...ef. 1606), where a character is described as strutting "... as if hee were gentleman Vsher to the Great ''Turke'', or the Diuell of ''Dowgate''", and a referenc

::''To that worthy and generous Gentleman, my very good friend'', Captaine Smith.

...his praise to his face, tho hee bee as fell a mastiue as euer rann vpon a gentleman: yett the curre is of a good breede, ''and to one hee knowes will shake his :a gentleman, yet the cur is of a good

...he laborious task of editorship myself, instead of transferring it to that gentleman, as it was my intention to have done" ("Statement," 9). Editing ''Believe a

...ebster writes in his dedication "To the Right Worthie, and All-accomplisht Gentleman, Sir Thomas Finch, Knight Baronet":

...n than prince-like honour, [Katherine] tooke to husband priuilie a gallant gentleman and a right beautifull person, iudued with manie goodlie gifts both of bodi

...n, ''The Historie of George Castriot, Surnamed Scanderbeg'', trans. "Z. I. Gentleman", 1596.

...of other notable writers concerning the same. Set foorth by Raph Rabbards Gentleman, studious and expert in archemicall artes.'' 1591. </div>

===Among the library holdings of a Warwickshire Gentleman?===

...hes at Paris Garden, where one is found by two watermen and the other by a gentleman walking his dog. Merry’s servant, Harry Williams, gets branded for withho

...n Flushing; and shee her selfe, with Cosby and his Sister, together with a Gentleman Master Green, who had carried Letters betwixt the two Adulterers: (though h

:Receaved by mee Robert Daborne gentleman of Phillipp Henchlowe Esquier the 24 of december 1613 the some of seaven po

...&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</strike> Madam this gentleman </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td> </td><td>And if I like the gentleman and the tearmes </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>

<tr><td>Poore: </td><td>————————Madam this gentleman </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr> <tr><td> </td><td>And if I like the gentleman and the tearmes </td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>

...inished 1588. Written by Master Francis Pretty lately of Ey in Suffolke, a Gentleman employed in the same action.'' in Richard Hakluyt, ''The principal nauigati

...all'' begins with the confession (extracted on the rack) of John de Paris, Gentleman of the Chamber to Prince Maurcie de Nassau and “present prisoner in the C

:&nbsp;&nbsp;''Now'': They did the more wrong to the gentleman.

...m; text-indent: -2em">[Lichfield, Richard]. ''The Trimming of Thomas Nashe Gentleman''. London: Philip Scarlet, 1597.</div>

...otoriety for his wit, attractiveness, and reckless aspiration as the first gentleman of the queen’s household, rapidly cultivating the resentment of competiti

Poore&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Madam this gentleman<br \> ...sp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;And if I like the gentleman and the tearmes<br \>

...2em; text-indent: -2em">Lichfield, Richard. ''The trimming of Thomas Nashe Gentleman, by the high-tituled patron Don Richardo de Medico campo, barber chirurgion