Tune: Cold And Raw
Playford 1689
Duple Minor Longways
Count in Beats (steps)
Tune: Cold And Raw

A1 8  M1 leading W1, his right hand behind him, 
            casts down around M2, M2 moves up.
A2 8  M1 leads partner up between the 2s, then around outside W2, W2 moves up. 
           (finishing proper and progressed)
B1 8  M1 sets forward to W2, (who may respond if she wants) falls back
   8  M1 & W2 turn two hands once around.
B2 8  W1 sets forward to M2, (who may respond if he wants) falls back
   8  W1 & M2 turn two hands once around.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hMyJOPoPyI

“Juice of Barley” was called “Cold and Raw.”

Birthday Song for Queen Mary,
The Dancing Master 1689
Nicolas Broadbridge 1995
Duple Minor longways
Tune: Cold And Raw I

A I—8 1st couple facing down and taking inside hands, 1st Man leads his
      partner round behind and below 2nd Man, crosses over passing
      clockwise round 2nd Woman and finishes proper in 2nd place, 2nd
      couple moving up to Lst place in bars 5 and 6.

Bl 1-8 1st Man sets forwards to 2nd Woman, who acknowledges him, 2nd
       corners), turns her with both hands and, leaving her in 1st place, goes
       clockwise round behind his partner into 2nd place on his own side.
B2 1—8 2nd Man sets forwards to 1st Woman, who acknowledges him, (lst
      I corners), turns her with both hands anticlockwise and, leaving her in
      2nd place, goes round behind his partner into lst place on his own side.

* For this interpretation the original A music of 4 bars is played twice

Dancing Master 1721
Nicolas Broadbridge 1995
Duple Minor longways
Tune: Cold And Raw II

A 1—8 Ist Man, trailing his right hand behind him to lead his partner, goes
      round behind and below 2nd Man, crosses over passing clockwise
      round 2nd Woman and leads his partner into 2nd place (proper), 2nd
      couple leading up into lst place.
Bl 1-8 1st Man sets forwards to 2nd Woman, who acknowledges him (2nd
       corners), turns single and turns her with both hands once round.
B2 1—8 2d Man sets forwards to 1st Woman, who acknowledges him (1st
       comers), turns single and turns her with both hands once round.
* For this interpretation the original A music of 4 bars is played twice.