Baker's "Memorials of a Dissenting Chapel." 17-
Dr. Marshall's 66
Genealogist's Guide." 18-Hindley's
"History of the Cries of London." 19-Rose's "Three
Sheiks." 20-Britton's "Sheaf of Ballads." 21-
'Called to Court. 22-Double Dealing. 23-Mrs. E.
Boger's "Elfrica." 24-Messrs. Francis Brothers & Day's
New Music.

13. NOTES, QUERIES, AND GLEANINGS

...

1-Coronation Cups of the Queen's Champion. 2-
Monumental Inscription in Mawgan-in-Meneage Church,
Cornwall. 3-Mr. Wiles' Bust of Dr. Paget. 4-
Inscription on a Brass in Colan Church, Cornwall. 5-A
Derby Letter of more than a century ago..

ILLUSTRATIONS.

255

PLATES.

1. Bog-oak Canoe, discovered at Ballakaighen, Isle of Man.
2. Oak-tree Canoes and Paddles, from various localities.
3. Black Jack, Jack Boots, and mode of making Black Jacks.
4. Sculptured Stone, with Ogham Inscription, on the Island
of Bressay, in the Shetlands.

5. Ditto

ditto

ditto.

6. Interior of Anne Hathaway's Cottage at Shottery.

7. Gravestone of Robert Bideel and Elizabeth Mountford, in
Stratford-on-Avon Churchyard.

WOOD ENGRAVINGS.

1. Oak-tree Canoe, found in Loch Canmor.

2. Oak-tree Canoe, found in Loch Arthur.

3. Group of carved figures, found at Roos Carrs, Holderness.

4. Oak-tree Cance, found in a crannog at Buston.

5. Canoe, found at Clydehaugh.

6. Canoe, found at Clydehaugh.

7. Seal of the Guild of the Holy Cross, Stratford-on-Avon.

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