LONDON IS A FINE TOWN, or WATTON TOWN’S END

Longways as many as will; in three parts (3rd Ed., 1665).

	MUSIC	MOVEMENTS

		First Part.
A1	1–4	All lead up a double and fall back a double to places (r.s.).
	5–6	All jump three times, facing their partners, on the two beats of bar 5 and the first beat of the following bar.
	7–8	All turn single.
A2	1–8	All that again.

		Second Part.
		(Duple minor-set.)
A1	1–4	First and second men fall back a double, and move forward a double to places; while first and second women do the same (r.s.).
	5–6	First and second men and their partners jump three times as before.
	7–8	First couple casts down into second place, while second couple moves up into first place (r.s.) (progressive).

		Third Part.
		(Duple minor-set.)
A1	1–2	First man and second woman cross over and change places (r.s.).
	3–4	First woman and second man cross over and change places (r.s.).
	5–6	First and second men and their partners jump three times as before.
	7–8	First and second men change places with their partners (r.s.) (progressive).

		Fourth Part.
		(Duple minor-set.)
A1	1–4	First and second couple hands-four, half-way round.
	5–6	First and second men and their partners jump three times as before.
	7–8	First and second men change places with their partners (r.s.) (progressive).

Page transcribed by Hugh Stewart