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CONTENTS.- N° 229.
NOTES:-Shelley's "Edipus Tyrannus, or Swellfoot the
Tyrant "-Mr. J. Payne Collier's Reprints, 381-The Biblio-

Ten Orders of Angels-Blackburn Cotton Mills-Whimsical

Author of Rejected Addresses, Horace in London, &c.
Smith, however, said it was sent to him from Pisa in
Italy, at that time the residence of Lord Byron, Shelly
[sic], and others."

If this is genuine (and its general air is that of graphy of Archery, 383-St. Paul and Roman Law, 384-The the most convincing genuineness), we learn from it Parliamentary Epitome, 385-A Bishop in Masquerade- that, whatever part the Society for the Suppression Genoese Proverbs-R. Flower-St. Margaret's, Westminster of Vice may have taken in the matter, the attack. -Populonia and Sardinia-"Giving the straight tip"- did not originate with that society; that the sale, Chester Mystery Plays, 386. QUERIES:-The Change in the English Pronunciation of according to Johnston (not Johnson), only extended Latin-Pope Alexander VI.-"Pass-book" of a Bank-to seven copies, the rest falling into hands not Holman, Painter-J. S. Jones, M.D.-"The Anniversary Speaker, 387-All Saints', Loughborough-Buckles in Shoes likely to preserve them very carefully; that T. Scot-Norfolk Polls, &c.-Heraldry-Josephus-Authors Shelley's friendly agent was Horace Smith; and REPLIES:-Private Property in Land in England, 389-Scott that that estimable gentleman staunchly refused to Family-Public-house Signs, 391-Touching for the King's give up the name of his principal at Pisa, for Evil-A Nonagenarian-Coleridge or Walpole-German "M. G." would certainly have said which of the Measles, 392-Coat of Arms-The Lord of BurleighA "Female Hercules "-Mellon-The Two Robbers, St. "Satanic school" was the author, had he known.

Wanted, &c., 388.

Luke xxiii.-Sir C. Robinson - Words once Obscure-This copy of "M. G."'s was, of course, one of the Miguel Solis, aged 180-Edith, Wife of T. Fowler-John Gilpin-Curious Names-Lincoln's Inn-Wingreaves-Old Bibles in Ireland-Weatherley Family, 394-A Residence for Royalty in Ireland-Easter Day and St. Mark's Day"Bolshuns"-An Engraving-Numismatic -Irish NamesCharlotte," 395-Walking on the Water-Cricket-"Skal" -Parchment Lace-The Marquis Esternulie - Racine's "Athaliah"-Frisian Songs - Don't sike"-Maffled: Muff, "Velvet." 397-J. Bancks, of Sunning-Varangians-"Platform"-Tokens of the Sacrament-Manorbeer, &c., 395-Rowe Family-Portrait of Beatrice Cenci, 399.

396-Biographies of Mr. Gladstone and Lord Beaconsfield

Some crumbs of information for Shelley students are to be found in a book which came under the hammer of Messrs. Puttick & Simpson on Wednesday last, and which is something of a curiosity, independently of what is written in it, in virtue of its extreme scarcity. It is a copy of Shelley's Edipus Tyrannus, published anonymously in 1820, and immediately suppressed-" stifled," says Mrs. Shelley, "by the Society for the Suppression of Vice, who threatened to prosecute it if not immediately withdrawn." At the top of the titlepage has been written, "Bought 16 Dec., 1820, M. G." The "20" has been cut off in binding, but 1820 must have been the year, to judge from the well-known facts of the case, and "M. G." would seem to have been, not Maria Gisborne, but some virtuous inhabitant of the Ward of Cheap, who bought this copy for purposes of warfare, for in the same handwriting is written all over the title-page the following note:

"This work was published by Johnson in Cheapside at the commencement of the Caroline Phobia; was bought by me, and presuming it to be highly libellous, some Inhabitants of the Ward determined to have it prosecuted in accordance to the resolutions of the Wardmote; it was, however, suppressed by the interference of Alderman Rothwell without coming before a Jury, the publisher giving up the whole impression, except 7 what [sic] he said was the whole number sold. He gave up as the Author (or at least his Employer) Smith, the

seven, and if Johnston and his intimidators were all
good men and true, there are now only three copies
to come to the surface, for this is the fourth known
to Shelley specialists. There are none in any of
the public libraries, except the copy in the Dyce
collection at South Kensington; Mr. Trelawny has
the second copy; I have the third; and this
fourth, a closely cropped one, was knocked down
to Messrs. Ellis & White, of Bond Street, for 251.
I believe no copy has ever come to the hammer
before, and it will not be surprising if no further
copy makes its appearance, for pamphlets of
twenty leaves are perishable things; and even if
some of the high-minded "inhabitants of the
Ward" followed the example of "M. G." in pre-
serving copies for their own reading (for " M. G."'s
copy is marked in the margin throughout), still
four copies would be a good percentage of sur-
vivors.
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Body-Guard of Archers of Mary, Queen of Scots. Miscellany of the Maitland Club, consisting of original papers and other documents illustrative of the history and literature of Scotland. Vol. I.... Printed at Edinburgh, 1840. 4to. Pp. 25-36, The archearis of our soverane ladyis gaird, 1562-1567 (Roll of the Body-Guard of Archers of Mary, Queen of Scots). M.

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scription of the great dukes in Scotland. [Edinburgh] Printed in the year 1734. 8vo. pp. 8. By W. Mitchel. M. (July, 1776), On Mr. St. Clare of Roslin and his band of The Scots Magazine, Edinburgh. Vol. xxxviii. p. 385 Royal Scots Archers. (Four eight-line verses, dated July 8, 1776, and signed) Wal[ter] Johnston. Also a Latin version in twenty lines. M.

Chronological list of the R. C. of Scottish A....Edinburgh, printed by P. Neill, 1819. 8vo. pp. 64-16.-The second part contains the names of members who have gained prizes.

List of the R. C. of A., the King's Body-Guard for Scotland. 1st January, 1834. Edinburgh, printed...by W. Burness, 1834. 4to. pp. ii-24.

List of the R. C. of A., Queen's Body-Guard for Scotland. Edinburgh, printed by W. Burness,...1859. 4to. pp. 86. Pages 39-86 is a "List of archers who have gained prizes."

Domestic annals of Scotland from the Revolution to the Rebellion of 1745. By Robert Chambers [Publisher]...W. & R. Chambers, Edinburgh,...1861. 8vo. Pp. 495-497, Historical note on R. C. of A. M. The history of the R. C. of A., the Queen's Body-Guard for Scotland, by James Balfour Paul, Advocate of the Scottish bar, one of the members of the Royal Company. Published under the authority and by the direction of the Council. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London, 1875. 4to. pp. x-394. 12 plates, 42s. M. (Reviewed in the Spectator, London, May 13, 1876.)

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different meetings. At the end of the "articles" is the
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society being almost defaced and obliterated, the gentle-
men archers present on the eighteenth of June 1766
bought this book for the same to be fairly transcribed
herein (and also to enter any new rules or orders)."
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Toxophilite Society, afterwards Royal Toxophilite
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Royal Company of Archers, 1676. Archerie reviv'd: a poëtical essay, penn'd upon occasion of the intended muster of the [R.] C. of A. in Scotland, June 11, 1677....Edinburgh, printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson,...1677. 4to. pp. viii-10. Dedication signed W. C. [William Clark, or Clerk, or Clerke].

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The rules and regulations of the T. S., instituted in

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