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In Fifeshire a variant upon the summer
rime in Chambers's ' Book of Days ' runs
-as follows :
A misty May and a leaky June
Brings the corn to the spoon.
W. B.
CHAINED BOOKS (11 S. vi. 69, 136).
An interesting account of ' The Chained
Library at Grantham,' by W. Alexander
- Smith. will be found in The Bookworm,
vol. ii. (1891), pp. 109-10. From this it appears that the books, not much above 300 in number, are mostly 'folios in wooden boards, some covered with stamped calf, bearing the Tudor rose and crown. They are placed on the shelves with their backs* to the wall, the titles being written across the -fore-edges. Most, if not all, have originally been chained to their places, and about one hundred are still so secured.
G. YAKROW BALDOCK.
HANWELL: BREWERNE ABBEY (11 S. vi. 110). I cannot trace any abbey or place named Brewerne in Oxfordshire. But the parish of Brewood is also called Briwerne or Briwirne. According to Dugdale this parish was in two counties : the E. bit, in Stafford- shire, had a small house of Black Ladies, granted in 30 Henry VIII. to Thomas Gyfford or Giffard (Dugdale, new edition, 1846, iv. 499) ; the W. bit was in Shropshire, and had a small house of White Ladies, granted in 31 Henry VIII. to William Whor- vvood (ibid., v. 730).
W. A. B. COOLIDGE.
Grindelwald.
H.M. BARQUE ENDEAVOUR (11 S. vi. 131). Although I am unable to reply to X. Y. Z.'s query, he may be interested to hear that four very carefully executed paintings on canvas, evidently depicting scenes on Capt. Cook's third voyage, are in my possession, the frames bearing the following inscriptions : " Morea, one of the Friendly Islands,' " Charlotte Sound, New Zealand,' ' Huahiene, one of the Society Islands,' ' Owhyhee, one -of the Sandwich Islands.' The last repre- sents a white man, clearly intended for Capt. Cook himself, standing on the water's edge, attacked by a crowd of savages, whilst other whites, pursued by savages, are pushing oft and escaping in boats towards their ships. I do not know the painter's name, but that of John Clevely < 1745-86) has been suggested to me. The size of my pictures is 23 in. X 16 \ in., the medium apparently water-colours. H.
BRODRIBB OF SOMERSET (11 S. v. 71,
251, 450; vi. 30, 97, 111). This article
completes the Brodribb entries from the
registers of Glutton, and gives copies of
the memorials found in the neighbour-
ing parish of High Littleton. It pro-
vides as well copies of the entries in the
registers of Mapperton and Netherbury ,
with some miscellaneous notes upon church
and churchyard monuments, wills, &c.,
relating to the Dorsetshire branch of the
family.
BURIALS. II.
1804, May 29. Joseph Brodrib (from Chelwood), aged 76.
1805, June 6. Louisa Brodrib (Stanton Wick). 1805, Aug. 30. Joseph Brodrib.
1811, March 29. Thomas Brodribb (from Stanton Wick), an infant.
1813, March 7. Sarah Brodribb, aged 14.
1814, Jan. 19. Betty Brodribb (Woollard), aged 56.
1815, Feb. 6. John Brodribb, aged 28.
1817, May 22. Henry Brodribb (Woollard),
aged 71. 1823, March 7. Betty Brodribb (Chew Magna),
aged 50. 1829, June 5. Samuel Brodribb (Woollard),
aged 69.
1829, Nov. 3. Anne Brodribb (Woollard), aged 82. 1831, March 16. Matthew Brodribb (Ubley),
aged 68. 1831, Dec. 17. John Brodribb (Glastonbury),
aged 74. 1831, Dec. 23. William Brodribb (Baptist Mills,
near Bristol), aged 78.
1835, Nov. 23. Esther Brodribb (Woollard), aged 88.
1836, May 12. William Brodribb (Clutton', aged 9 (scarlet fever).
1837, April 14. Thomas Brodribb (Clutton), aged 73.
1839, June 4. Anne Purnell Brodribb (Che.v
Magna), aged 40. 1839, Aug. 3. Anne Brodribb (Chew Magna),
aged 67.
1839, Aug. 3. Mary Brodribb (Chew Magna ), aged 80.
1840, Feb. 3. Rosina Brodribb (Clutton), aged 15.
1844, Jan. 22. Elizabeth Brodribb (Clutton), aged 81.
1845, May 10. Elizabeth Brodribb (Clutton), aged 78.
1847, Aug. 20. Henrietta Georgiana Brodribb (Clutton), aged 26.
1848, May 10. Clara Brodribb (Clutton), aged 22 (died by her own hand).
1850, Aug. 6. Anne Brodribb (Chew Magna),
aged 87.
1860, Aug. 30. Eliza Brodribb (Clutton), aged 49. 1862, March 26. Josiah Brodribb (Clutton),
aged 53.
1862, Aug. 12. William Brodribb (Clutton), aged 72.
1863, March 14. Henrietta Brodribb (Clutton), aged 79.
1863, Oct. 28. Joanna Brodribb (Clutton), aged 75.
