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NOTES AND QUERIES. [io s. x. AUG. 22, IMS.
EDINBURGH. Threiplbnd (John), 1639-45.
Trench (David), 1662-71.
Tyler (Evan), 1633-50.
Veridicus (Th.), 1650.
Wilson (Andro), 1641-54.
Wilson (Patrick), 1643.
Young (Robert), 1632-8. EXETER. Brocas (Abisha), 1655-74.
Hunt (Thomas), 1640-48. GLASGOW. Anderson (Andrew), 1657-61.
Anderson (George), 1638-48.
Heirs of, 1648.
Falconer (John), 1659-62.
Morison (John), 1659-62.
Neill (John), 1642-5.
Paterson (Michael), 1662.
Sanders (James), 1625-42.
Sanders (Robert), 1661-96.
Sandersonne (Robert), 1654. GLOUCESTER. Jordan (Tobias), 1644-64. IPSWICH. Weekly (William), 1657-9. KENDAL. Harrison (Miles), 1660. KIDDERMINSTER. Simmons (Nevill), 1655-81. KILKENNY. Bourke (Thomas), 1643-8.
Smith (William), 1649. LEICESTER. Lincoln (Stephen), 1663.
Ward (Francis), 1661-3. LEITH. Tyler (Evan), 1651-2. MANCHESTER. Hayward (Bernard), 1643.
Shelmerdine (Ralph), 1661-3.
Smith (Thomas), 1643-9.
[MARKET] HARBOROUGH. Tomson (Will), 1655. NEWCASTLE - UPON -TYNE.Bulkley, Bulkeley, or Buckley (Stephen), 1646-52, 1659-62.
London (William), 1653-60.
NORWICH. Franklin or Francklin (William), 1646- 1655.
Martin (Edward), 1646.
Oliver (William), 1663. NOTTINGHAM. Barker (Christopher), 1643, Royalist
travelling press. OXFORD. Adams (John), 1610-71 (?).
Benington (Edward), 1647.
Blagrave (Robert), 1656-62.
Bowman (Francis), 1634-40.
Bowman (Thomas), 1664.
Cripps (Henry), 1620-40.
Curteyne (Alice), 1651.
Curteyne (Amos), 1665.
Curteyn (Henry), 1625-51.
Forrest (John), 1660-69.
Godwin or Goodwin (Joseph), 1637-67.
Hall (Henry), 1642-79 (?).
Hall (William), 1656-72.
Harris (John), 1647, Royalist travelling press.
Hills (Henry), 1647.
Lichfield or Litchfield (Leonard), 1635-57-
Lichtield (Leonard), junr., 1657.
Lichfield (Anne), 1657.
Oxlad (Francis), 1667.
Pocock (Samuel), 1662.
Royston (Richard), 1629-86.
Thorn (Edmund), 1652-63.
Turner (William , 1624-43.
Webb (William), 1629-52.
West (G.), c. 1650-95.
Wilmot (John), 1637-65.
Young (Robert), 1640. ST. ANDREWS. Dradoun (George), 1654.
Drennane (John), 1645.
Raban (Edward), 1620-22. SALISBURY. Courtney (John), 1650-64.
SHREWSBURY. Barker (Christopher), 1643, Royalist
travelling press.
Watkis, 1663.
STAFFORD. Felton (John), 1658. STOURBRIDGE Malpas (Joan), 1661. TAUNTON. Rosseter (Edward), 1658.
Treagle (George), 1646-53. TOTNES. Teage, 1662-3. WARRINGTON. Tonge (John), 1653. WATERFORD. Bourke (Thomas), 1643-8.
Pienne (Peter de), 1652.
WINCHCOMBE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Hyett (Natha- niel), 1653.
WINCHESTER. Taylor or Tay lour (William), 1663. WORCESTER. Ash (Francis), 1644-51.
Jones ( ? ), 1663.
Rea (Francis), 1651-63. YARMOUTH. Tutchein (Robert), 1661. YORK. Barker (Christopher), 1643, Royalist travel- ling press.
Brocklebank (Ralph), 1647.
Bulklev, Bulkeley, or Buckley (Stephen). 1642-6,1662-80. '
Coupleston (Richard), 1661.
Foster (Mark), 1642.
Foster (Richard), 1659.
Lambert (Richard), 1660-8.
Mawborne or Mawburne (Francis), 1662-6.
Rowlandson (Thomas), 1664.
Wayte (Thomas), 1653-95.
The materials are gradually accumulating for a history of the book-trade in this- country, and when it is written not the least interesting sections will be those devoted to the spread of literature and the rise of typography in Birmingham, Manchester, &c., in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. WILLIAM E. A. AXON.
Manchester.
HYDE PARK AND KENSINGTON
GARDENS.
(Concluded from p. 43.)
SIB HENEAGE FINCH, Bt., the Solicitor- General, who had been enabled by grant of Charles II. to annex to his property the old boundary ditch of Hyde Park, and a narrow slip of the Park alongside, was the second of his family seated here, he having; bought the place from his younger brother, Sir John Finch, M.D.* He obliterated the- old ditch, and newly defined his land by building a brick wall eight feet high. This is learnt from another grant, two years later (1664), to James Hamilton, the Park Ranger, and John Birch, Auditor of Excise, of a large- piece of the Park, fifty acres more or less,, for the making of an orchard. The ground
- Faulkner, 'Kensington,' p. 330, and 'D.N.B/
How acquired by Sir John is not learnt. Faulkner (p. 407) names as previous owners or occupiers Sir Henry Rich, Sir William (? Walter) Cope, and Sir George Coppin.
