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of Betterton, for which T.J.L. inquires (p. 68.), is contained in his Life, printed by Gosling, 1710; in fact, this is merely a vehicle to introduce the treatise, the Life filling only from p. 5. to 11, and thus concluding:--
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He was bury'd with great decency in Westminster Abbey.
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The year before his death, (he) being at his country house in Reading, my friend and I travelled that way.... One day, after dinner, we retired to his garden, and fell into the discourse of acting. Thus is introduced his _Essay_, &c., continuing to p. 174, where it abruptly ends thus:--
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After this discourse, we took our leaves of Mr. Betterton, and returned to London. I was pleased with his story,
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The Amorous Widow or the Wanton Wife, now first printed from the original copy,
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Ecclesiastical Visitation of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, held in March and April 1543, by Nicholas Harpisfelde, Official of the Archdeacon of Winchester,