Transcribed and, as noted, reconstructed, by Dafydd for the dancers of the East Kingdom's Barony of Bhakail (though not exclusively)
All dances from the 1651 edition, unless otherwise noted.
| Adsons Saraband | 3 couple, line |   |
|---|---|---|
| All a Mode de France | 4 couple, line |   |
| All in a Garden Green | 3 couple, line |   |
| A Soldier's Life | A line of as many as will |   |
| An Old Man is a Bed Full of Bones | A line of as many as will |   |
| Aye me, or the Symphony | 4 couple, line |   |
| Beggar Boy | 3 couple, line |   |
| Black Nag | 3 couple, line | (3rd Edition) |
| Blew Cap | 3 couple, line |   |
| Boate Man | 3 couple, line |   |
| Bobbing Joe | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Bonny, Bonny Broome | 4 couple, line |   |
| Cheerily and Merrily | 4 couple, line |   |
| Chestnut | 3 couple, line |   |
| Chirping of the Lark | 4 couple, line |   |
| Confesse | 6 people |   |
| Cuckolds All A Row | 2 couple, facing |   |
| Dargason | A column of men facing a column of the same number of women |   |
| Dissembling Love | 3 couple, line |   |
| Drive the Cold Winter Away | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Faine I Would, If I Could | 4 couple, line |   |
| Fine Companion | 4 couple, circle |   |
| Gathering Peascods | A circle for as many couples as will |   |
| Glory of the West | 2 couple, facing | "Fix" of the dance as commonly (formerly?) done - requires only a single repeat of the chorus (B) part. |
| Goddesses | A line of as couples as will |   |
| Gray's Inn Maske | 4 couple, line |   |
| Greenwood | 3 couple, line |   |
| Grimstock | 3 couple, line |   |
| Half Hannikin | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| The Health | 4 couple, line |   |
| Heart's Ease | 2 couple, facing |   |
| Hit and Miss | 2 couple, facing |   |
| Hide Park | 4 couple, square |   |
| If All the World Were Paper | 4 couple, line |   |
| Jack Pudding | 3 couple, triangle |   |
| Jenny Pluck Pears | 3 couple, circle |   |
| Kemps Jegg | 3 couple, circle |   |
| Kettle Drum | 4 couple, square |   |
| Lord Carnarvon's Jig | 4 couple, line |   |
| Lull Me Beyond Thee | 4 couple, line |   |
| Mage On A Cree | 4 couple, circle |   |
| Maiden Lane | 3 couple, line |   |
| Mill-field | 4 couple, circle | This is my own version of the very boring "as many as will" Playford instructions |
| Millison's Jig | 3 couple, line | The properly period Black Nag, written to be done 3 times in a row ... |
| My Lady Cullen | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| The New Exchange | 3 couple, line |   |
| Newcastle | 4 couple, square |   |
| The Night Peece | 3 couple, line |   |
| Nonesuch | 4 couple, line | This version fits the dance into 12 whole repeats and tweaks some minor points |
| Nonesuch (v2) | 4 couple, line | This version follows the source much more closely than is the normal convention, and requires 15 repeats of the music to complete. |
| The Old Mole | 3 couple, line |   |
| Once I Loved a Maiden Fair | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Paul's Wharfe | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Peppers Black | 4 couple, square | This is someone else's modified version of Playford's boring "as many as will" version |
| Petticoat Wag | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Picking of Sticks | 3 couple, line |   |
| Prince Rupert's March | 4 couple, line |   |
| Punk's Delight | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Row Well Ye Marriners | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Rufty Tufty | 2 couple, facing |   |
| Saturday Night and Sunday Morn | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Scotch Cap | 3 couple, line |   |
| Shepheard's Holyday | 3 couple, line |   |
| The Slip | A line of as many as will |   |
| Spanish Jeepsie | 4 couple, line |   |
| Staines Morris | A line of as many couples as will |   |
| Step Stately | 3 couple, line |   |
| Stingo, or the Oyle of Barley | 3 couple, line |   |
| St Martin's | 2 couple, facing |   |
| Upon a Summer's Day | 3 couple, line |   |
| Wherligig | 3 couple, line |   |
| The Whish | 3 couple, line |   |
| Woodicock | 3 couple, line |   |
Dafydd Cyhoeddwr, V5.2, Friday, 18 January 2008