Note 35 — ACT II.

“I.e., will make you go to Tyburn. So in Greene’s Second Part of the Art of Conny Catching, sig. 2:—‘And yet at last so long the pitcher goeth to the brooke that it cometh broken home: and so long the foists put their villainie in practice that Westward they goe, and there solemnly make a rehearsal sermon at tiborne.’ Again in the third part, sig. C, ‘the end of such (though they scape a while) will be sailing Westward in a carte to Tiborn.’”—Reed.