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Pl. _, 2d ed. , 7. 28:

May'st draw him to the keeping of a coach
For country, and carroch for London.

Cf. also Dekker, _Non-dram. Wks. _ 1. 111. Finally the matter is
settled by Howes (p. 867), who gives the date of the introduction
of coaches as 1564, and adds: 'Lastly, euen at this time, 1605,
began the ordinary use of Caroaches. ' In _Cyn. Rev. _, _Wks. _ 2.
281,
Gifford changes _carroch_ to _coach_.

=1. 6. 216 Hide-parke. = Jonson speaks of coaching in Hyde Park in the
_Prologue to the Staple of News_, _Wks. _ 5. 157, and in _The World
in the Moon_, _Wks. _ 7. 343. Pepys has many references to it in his
_Diary_. 'May 7, 1662. And so, after the play was done, she and The
Turner and Mrs. Lucin and I to the Parke; and there found them out,
and spoke to them; and observed many fine ladies, and staid till all
were gone almost. '

'April 22, 1664. In their coach to Hide Parke, where great plenty of
gallants, and pleasant it was, only for the dust. '

Ashton in his _Hyde Park_ (p.