of Henry Thrale, Esq. the friend of Dr. Johnson. Her monument, by Flaxman, is in Streatham church, Surrey. They had no issue. Of Sir R. C. Hoare notices will be found in Lit. Anecd. Index, VII. 182, 593; Lit. Illustr. Index. VIII. 54. P. 411, l. 9, add note: "The Lines alluded to are Verses by Mr. Cumberland on the Marriage of Miss Sackville to Mr. Herbert, first inserted in Gent. Mag. 1782, p. 253; and again, enlarged, in 1783, p. 432. See Mr. Jones's remarks on them in Gent. Mag. 1811, i. p. 207." P. 417, 1. 1, add note: "Dr. Patrick Graham was minister of Aberfoyle. He published Essay on the Authenticity of the Poems of Ossian, in which the objections of Malcolm Laing are considered and refuted. To which is added, An Essay on the Mythology of Ossian's Poems, by Professor Richardson, of Glasgow College, 1808.' 8vo. Reviewed, with Mr. Laing's Edition of Ossian's Poems, in Monthly Review for Dec. 1810, p. 337." P. 432, 1. 11 from bot. Mrs. H. Tighe died March 24, 1819. P. 445. Add to vol. I. p 657, l. 18. The fourth wife of the Rev. William Cole, of Milton, was Margaret, seventh daughter of Henry Greene, of Wykin, co. Warwick, esq. who married Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Sir Rowland Berkeley of Cotheridge, co. Worc.; whose eldest son, Rowland Greene, took the name of Berkeley, and became the owner of Cotheridge. P. 447, 1. 6 from bot. for "1728," r." 1778."-Line 12 from bot. r. "18th century.”—P. 448, l. 1, for "Mr. H. Caslon," r. " Mrs." P. 454, note on "Mr. William Emonson," r. "Mr. James Emonson is here alluded to; 'Bill' is a disguise." P. 457, 1. 20, add comma after "believed."-P. 462, I. 22, r. May."-Ibid. 1. 28, for " 1829," r. "1850." P. 463, 1. 27, add " Mr. T. Miller, of Halesworth, died June, 1807, aged 84. P. 465, l. 5 from bottom, for "Nov. 28," r. "Feb. 22." P. 470, 1. 13 from bottom. Mr. J. Walker died Feb. 21, 1817. P. 473, 1. 26, Mr. T. Brown was " upper "warden in 1857. P. 474, 1. 4 from bottom, for "May 15," r. 'May 16;" 1. 5 from bottom, for "under May 28, 1850," r. 66 p. 447." P. 479, 1. 5, for "Volunteer's Companion," r. "Soldier's Companion;" and for " 100,000," r. “ 200,000." Col. Lane was the son of a poulterer in Whitechapel, and commenced business as a bookseller in half of his father's shop. He was active in establishing circulating libraries in all parts of England for the sale of his novels; and was for many years his own traveller. P. 482, 1. 10 from bottom, for "John," r. 66 James Ridgway" P. 488, 1. 15 from bottom, for "Works," r. "Bibliographical Decameron." Dr. Dibdin calls Mr. Leigh the Rafaelle of Auctioneers, as Jack Lochée was the Parmigiano. Mr. John Lochée, a partner with Mr. Thomas King, Book Auctioneer, King Street, Covent Garden, died Dec. 8, 1815. See memoir of him by the Rev. Weeden Butler, junior, in Gent. Mag. 1815, ii. 571. See Lit. Anecd. III. 645; and Index, VII. 216. P. 491, 1. 10, of Mr. H. Setchell see in this vol. p. 518. P. 501. Of Stephen Jones see more in Literary Anecdotes, VII 207, 605; and in Britton's "Reminiscences," vol. i. P. 507, 1. 18 from bot. Of Mr. Pettiward, see this vol. p. 579. P. 512. John Arch died in Vassall Road, Kennington, in the autumn of 1853, aged 87. P. 514, 1. 21. This notice of Mr. Jenour to be omitted. P. 553, 1. 14. Susanna, widow of T. F. Forster, Esq. died Nov. 30, 1857, at Instow Parsonage, Devon. P. 562, 1. 3. The proposals here spoken of were probably those issued by the Rev. Richard Poole; see p. 447 of this volume. P. 564, 1. ult., add to note: "The third vol. of Mr. Polwhele's Biographical Sketches in Cornwall' is wholly occupied by memoirs and correspondence of Rev. John Whitaker." P. 570. Anthony Highmore, Esq. grandson of Joseph Highmore the painter, was author of several works, and a constant and valuable correspondent of the Gentleman's Magazine. He died July 19, 1829. See memoir of him in Gent. Mag. 1829, ii. 180. P. 596, 1. 6 from bottom. The letter on the nature of Jet was by Dr. John Fothergill. Dr. A. Fothergill died May 11, 1813. P. 598, l. 14, for " Barrington," r. "Berrington." P. 605, 1. 13, for "British Monachism," r. "Foreign Topography," forming the third volume of " Encyclopædia of Antiquities." P. 621. James Brown, Esq. F.S.A. author of " The History of Stoke Newington," 1782, was a valuable correspondent to the Gentleman's Magazine, and to the Literary Anecdotes. See Index, VII. 51, 522; Lit. Illust. III. 782; and Index to the Additions in vol. VIII. He was the friend of the celebrated John Howard, Richard Gough, and John Nichols. In 1802 he printed an Account of the Charitable Benefactions to St. Peter's Parish, at St. Alban's; and in 1807 drew up an Account of the Abbey of St. Alban's, which was incorporated with that published by the Society of Antiquaries in 1810. He possessed the strictest integrity, unaffected piety, and exalted but unostentatious benevolence. Few persons were more universally esteemed, or more sincerely lamented. He died Jan. 19, 1839, aged 88. See memoirs of him and of his father J. Brown, Esq. Gent. Mag. 1839, i. 322. [LITERARY ANECDOTES, vol. VI. pp. 326, note, and 329, note. These Tapestry Maps are now in the Lecture Room of the Yorkshire Philosophical Society at York. They have the history printed in pp. 329, 330, attached to them, with this addition, "They were purchased by the late Earl of Orford, who presented them to Earl Harcourt, on whose death they came to the Archbishop of York, who presented them to the Yorkshire Philosophical Society, 1827." So Mr. Nichols must have been mistaken about Mr. Gough having them, or their going to the Bodleian Library.] INDEX. Abbot, Charles, afterwards Lord Colchester, Aikin, Dr. John, vii 27 Dr. George, Abp. of Canterbury, Rev. Edw. Master of Magdalen Col- Rev. Mr. his marriage (1769), v 828 Mr. vii 11; viii 27. paints the Abelard and Eloisa, a poem of, anterior to Abingdon, Mrs. her funeral, vi 396 Thomas, his death, vi 348 Adam, Alexander, LL.D. Rector of High Adams, Dr. Bp. of Limerick, iv. 440 Dr. John, master of Sidney Sussex Richard, D.D., notice of v 209 William, D.D. master of Pembroke by Dr. Parr, ib. 66 Mrs., allusion to, iv 835 Ailesbury, Charles Bruce, 3rd Earl of, iy 394 109; viii 2 Akenside, Dr. Mark, i 104, 782; iii 183, Albany, Robert Duke of, notice of, iv 140 Monck, Duke of, iv 734; vi 371 Albin, Mr. on Insects, mentioned, i 360, Album, Thoresby's, i 804 Alcock, Dr. John, Bishop of Ely, notices of, Thomas, iii 475 Dr. Thomas, LL.D. iv 77 Aldborough, antiquities found at, i 459 Aldergraft, Albert, engraver, iv 230 Alfred, king, iv 434 Algiers, Spanish attack on, i 150 Allan, Rev. Andrew, letter of Bp. Kennett George, M P. for Durham, iii 783, Allen, Anthony, allusions to, vi 704, 705 Edward, [not Edmund] printer, iii B |