. v. APRIL 14, 1906.] NOTES AND QUERIES.
LONDON, SATURDAY, AP1UL 1',, 1906.
CONTENTS. No. 120.
NOTES : Bibliography of Easter, 281 Smugglers' Caves, 282 -Magdalen College School, 284-Baster Eggs-Darrel or Don-ell's Deed, 285 Manorial System: its Survival Chiehele's Kin -Facetious Legal Judgment Kola-Nut : Cam-Wood, 236 Adams's ' Tyrannicide,' 2-sZ.
QUERIES : -Hardy and Thomas Soper Cornelius Holland, M.P. Copying Let' ers Catterton Smith Janice Henry Angelo The Phillipines, 287 'Speculum Episcopi' Lawrence Arms Thomas Bagnall John Downs Dyer Family The American Gotham Hobson's Choice Sparth The Fistula: Canna Roger Ludlow and the Fairiield Records Gainsborough and Pomeranian Dog, 288 Andrews of Walton-on-Thames " Come, all you inlly blades " Luppinos of Hertford and Ware -Bankes of Corfe Castle, 289.
HEPLIES : -The Crucifixion : Earliest Representation in Art, 289 The Hare and Faster Mrs. Fitzherbert and George IV.'s Coronation, 292 The Waterloo Campaign "Walking" Cloth, 293 -Royal Arms in Churches Astro- nomy in Fiction Horse- racing in France Montfort Arms, 294 Bowes Castle, Yorkshire Goldsmith's 'Traveller' 44 Muckibus" Authors of Quotations Wanted Richard Kirby, Architect Holborn -Fleet Street Changes, 295 "Roiuan" Mound, 296 'Cherry Ripe' St. Expeditus Provincial Booksellers London JParochial History Rebus in Churches R. Y. : "Irish Stocke" Bohemian Lan- guageHomer and the Digamma, 297 "Pious founder " Ctiaring and Charing Cross Ariel, 298-Robert Barker Wardle Mount Murray, Isle of Man, 299.
NOTES ON BOOKS: -'Things Indian' -"The Early English Dramatists" 'The Pocket George Mac Donald ' ' Scottish Historical Review.'
Notices to Correspondents.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EASTER.
(Continued from 10 th S. i."265.)
Gardyner, Richard, D.D., Canon of Christ Church. A Sermon preach'd on Easter-Day at Oxford, in Saint Peter's chvrch in the East, the Accustomed place for the Rehearsall Sermon on that day : Wherein is prov'd the Sonne's Equality with the
Father the Resurrection of the same Numericall
Body. O n Rom. viii. 11 ; dedicated to Dr. Baylie, President of St. John's, Dean of Sarum, Vice- Chancellor. Oxford, sm. 4to, 20 leaves, 1632.
Havsted, P., M.A. Ten Sermons 1. Vpon
his Resurrection. 1635.
Prideavx, lohn, Rector of Exceter Colledge, His Maiesties Professor of Divinity. Davids Reioycing for Christs Resurrection. A Sermon preached on Easter Day, at St. Peters in the East, in Oxford. On Psalm xvi. 10, 11. Oxford, sm. 4to, 17 leaves, 1636.
Prideavx, lohn. The First Frvits of the Resvr- rection. A Sermon preached on Easter Day, at St. Peters in the East, in Oxford. On 1 Cor. xv.20. Oxford, sm. 4to, 17 leaves, 1636.
Anonymous. Easter Not Mis-timed, a Letter written out of the Countrey to a Friend in London, Concerning Easter-Day. London, Timothy Garth- wait, King's Head, St. Paul's Churchyard, 4to, 1664.
Sharp, John. Archbishop of York. Sermon before the Queen at White-Hall, on Easter-Day, 27 March, 1692. On Philip, iii. 10. London, sm. 4to, 16 leaves, 1392.
Fowler, Edward, Bishop of Gloucester. Sermon
before the Lord Maior Easter Monday, 1692.
On 1 Cor. vi. 14; Spital Sermon; "this great festival of the Catholick church." London, 4to, 18 leaves, 1692.
Tenison, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln. A Sermon concerning the Ccelestial Body of a Christian, After the Resurrection. Sermon before the King and Queen at White-Hall, 8 April, 1694, being Easter Day. On 1 Cor. xv. 53. London, 4to, 16 leaves, 1694.
B., N., M.A. The Resurrection founded on Justice : or, a Vindication of this Great Standing Reason Assigned by the Ancients and Modern ...
Objections of Dr. Hody Answered By N.B.j
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Sharp, John, Archbishop of York. Christ's Resurrection sufficiently proved by Chosen Witnesses. A Sermon Preached before the Queen, at St. James's Chappel, On Easter-Day, 1705. On Acts x. 40, 41. London, 4to, 16 leaves, 1705.
Anonymous. A Sermon preach'd against Quakerism. Being a Discourse of the Resurrection and Ascension of the Body of the Holy Jesus of Nazareth. Preach'd at Whitehaven, January the 1st 1709-10. -On Acts ii. 22-4, 32, 36. London, H. Hills, in Black-fryars, near the water-side, price 2d , 8vo, 8 leaves, 1711.
[Watts, Rev. Robert, LL.B.]-The Rule for landing Easter in the Book of Common-Prayer, Explain'd and Vindicated against the Exceptions of the late Learned Dr. Wallis ; and the Misrepre- sentations of Mr. Baxter, Mr. Calamy, and other
Dissenters Anon. London, 12mo, nn Ixiv +
40+32, 1711. See 10 th S. i. 265.
Wright, John, M.A., Rector of Kirton, Notts
Short View of Mr. Whiston's Chronology second
edition with a Postscript about our Rule for
keeping Easter. About 1712.
Whiston, William, M.A. St. Clement's and St. Irenteus's Vindication of the Apostolical Con- stitutions as also an Account of the Two
Ancient Rules thereunto belonging, for the Celebration of Easter. Second ed., London, 1716.
Anonymous. The Great Paschal Cycle of Five hundred thirty two Years : with other Tables used in the Church of England. London, Henry Clements, at the Half-Moon, in St. Paul's Church- yard, 8vo, 11 leaves + pp. 114, 1718.
Foster, James. The Resurrection of Christ
prov d, and vindicated against antient Jews, or
modern Deists his Disciples sufficient Wit- nesses Sermon at Trowbridge, co. Wilts. -On
Acts x. 40, 41. London, 8vo, 16 leaves, 1720.
Felton, Henry, D.D., Principal of Edmund Hall, Rector of Whitwell, & chaplain to the Duke of Rutland. Resurrection of the same Numerical
Body Sermon before the University of Oxford
at St. Mary's on Easter Monday, 1725, in which Mr. Lock's Notions of Personality and Identity are confuted. -On 1 Cor. xv. 23 ; dedicated to Edward (Chandler), Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield Oxford, Svo, 16 leaves (1725).
Reynell, Carew, B.D., Fellow of C.C.C., Oxon. The Resurrection of our Saviour rightly tim'd, and duly evidenc'd. Sermon on Easter Day, April 10th,
1726. In answer to objections' by Mr
Woolston. On Acts x. 40, 41. London, Svo, 17 leaves, 17'26.
Sherlock, Thomas. The Tryal of the Witnesses of the Resurrection of Jesus. London, for J. Roberts,
