Amesbury, April 27 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
Dublin, June 29 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duchess of Queensbury
June 29 The Countess of Suffolk to John Gay
July 8 John Gay to the Countess of Suffolk
July 18 The Duchess of Queensbury and John Gay
                             to Jonathan Swift
“The Country,” August 28 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duchess of Queensbury
September 5 The Countess of Suffolk to John Gay
[November] John Gay and the Duke of Queensbury to
                             Jonathan Swift
December 1 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duke and Duchess of Queensbury
December 1 John Gay and Alexander Pope to Jonathan
                             Swift
December 16 William Cleland to John Gay

1732

London, January 18 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
March 13 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
Dublin, May 4 Jonathan Swift to John Gay
London, May 16 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
Dublin, July 10 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duchess of Queensberry
Amesbury, July 24 John Gay and the Duchess of
                             Queensberry to Jonathan Swift
Dublin, August 12 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duchess of Queensbury
Amesbury, August 28 John Gay and the Duchess of Queensbury
                             to Jonathan Swift
October 2 Alexander Pope to John Gay
Dublin, October 3 Jonathan Swift to John Gay and the
                             Duchess of Queensbury
October 7 John Gay to Alexander Pope
November 16 John Gay to Jonathan Swift

UNDATED.

November 3 (beginning:  The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
  “I have not been
  well “)—­B.M., Add. 
  MSS., 22626 f. 63
December 7 (beginning:  The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
  “I write this to quiet
  your conscience “)—­B.M.,
  Add.  MSS., 22626 f. 64
(Beginning:  “Most John Gay to the Hon. Mrs. Howard
  honoured Roger “)—­B.M.,
  Add.  MSS., 22626 f. 59
(Beginning:  “You oblige The Countess of Suffolk to John Gay
  me extremely in giving
  me")—­B.M., Add. 
  MSS., 22626 f. 61
(Beginning:  “Pray tell The Countess of Suffolk to John Gay
  Mr. Pope “)—­B.M.,
  Add.  MSS.. 22626 f. 62

III

PROGRAMME OF THE REVIVAL OF “THE BEGGAR’S OPERA,” LYRIC THEATRE,
HAMMERSMITH, JUNE 7TH, 1920.