_About two thousand Coaches daily meet in the Alameda of_ Mexico. 59.
_Of a fruit in the_ India's, _called_ Nuchtli. p. 60.
_Of some other fruits, and especially of a tree called_ Metl. p. 60, 61.
_A memorable history of a great mutiny in_ Mexico, _caused by the too great power of an Archprelate, and the Covetousnesse of the Viceroy. With some observations gathered for the good of_ England _out of the said mutiny._ p. 62. & sequent.
_Shewing the severall parts of this new world of_ America; _and the places of Note about the famous City of_ Mexico. p. 68.
_A Description of the fiery Mountain, called_ Popocatepec. p. 69.
_The riches belonging to the Viceroy his chappell at_ Chapultepec, _worth above a million of Crownes._ p. 70.
_A Description of a rich Desart, or wildernesse, three leagues from_ Mexico. ibid.
_The cruelty of_ Don Nunio de Guzman _in_ Mechoacan. p. 71. _The manner of burying the Kings of_ Mechoacan, _before it was conquered by the_ Spaniards. p. 71, 72.
_The_ Spaniards _themselves wonder that our_ English _Nation is not more Active in conquering more of the Continent of_ America _beyond_ Virginia. p. 73.
Nova Albion _in_ America, _named so by Sir_ Francis Drake. p. 74.
_How the Countrey of_ Jucatan _was first named._ ibid.
_In the year_ 1632. _the_ Indians _of_ Jucatan _mutinied against the_ Spaniards. ibid.
_The City of_ Valdivia _so named from a_ Spaniard _of that name too greedy and covetous of gold._ p. 76.
_The famous Attempt of_ John Oxenham _an_ English _man from the Coast of_ Nombre de Dios, _to the Island of Pearles in the South sea._ p. 77.
_The_ Spanish _Fleet of_ Nova Hispania, _taken by the_ Hollanders, _in the river of_ Matanzos. p. 80.
_Shewing my Journey from_ Mexico _to_ Chiapa, _Southward, and the most remarkable places in the way._ p. 81.
_For what reasons I stayed in_ America, _and would not goe on to the_ Philippina _Islands in the_ East-India's. p. 82.
_A Proclamation from the Viceroy in the market place of_ Mexico, _against such as should conceale, harbour, and hide any Fryer bound for the_ Philippina _Islands_. p. 83.
_A double Wheat harvest every yeer in a Valley, called_ St. Pablo. p. 85.
_The Dominicans Cloister in_ Guaxaca, _very rich, and strong._ p. 86.