ii s. ix. MAY is, i9i4.] NOTES AND QUERIES.
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OLD ETONIANS. I shall be grateful for
information regarding any of the following
(1) Backwell, Henry, admitted 17 Jan.
1760, left 1770. (2) Bailey, John, admitted
7 June, 1755, left 1757. (3) Baker, Charles,
admitted 24 Sept., 1761, left 1769. (4)
Baker, George, admitted 6 March, 1765.
(5) Baker, John, admitted 6 Sept., 1760,
left 1764. (6) Baker, John, admitted 11
June, 1762, left 1769. (7) Baker, Richard,
admitted 19 June, 1754, left 1760. (8)
Baker, Samuel, admitted 7 June, 1757, left
1765. (9) Baker, Jacob, admitted 7 June,
1757, left 1762 (these last two are, no doubt, brothers). (10) Baker, Thomas, admitted 7 Oct., 1758, left 1763. (11) Barrington, John, admitted 8 June, 1761, left 1770. 112) Basil, George, admitted 1 Sept., 1755. (13) Basil, Thomas, admitted 1 Sept., 1755 (these two are, no doubt, brothers). (14) Bayley, Anselm Yates, admitted 18 April,
1758, left 1761. (15) Beckwith, William, admitted 16 Jan., 1765, left 1773.
R. A. A. -I,.
THOMAS BBITTON. I have a copy of ' The Dramatic Chronology to 1849,' by William Henry Oxberry, which is interleaved and profusely annotated, and added to in manu- script, apparently by some one named as above, his address, " 27, Richard Street, Liverpool Road," being also written in. The annotations, &c., carry the printed work on to October, 1852, and the writer of the MS. seems to have had extensive, and in some instances minute, acquaintance with both past and contemporary figures of the stage. The name of Thomas Britton does not appear in the lists, and I should be glad of informa- tion as to who and what he was.
W. B. II.
JOSEPH BBANWELL. Is anything known of the man of this name of " Thamar Terrace, Launceston, Cornwall," to whom (according to Mr. Shorter in his book ' The Brontes and their Circle ') Charlotte Bronte directed one of her wedding cards to be sent ? The spelling of the name of the terrace, by the way, should be "Tamar," as it is built on an eminence overlooking the valley of the river dividing Devon and Cornwall.
DUNHEVED.
SIB JOHN SACKFYLDE, KNIGHT. Can any correspondent inform me as to the precise period temp. Edw. VI. during which the above-named held the office of Chancellor of the Court of Augmentations and Crown Revenues ? W. McM.
1. CHABLES PLEYDELL COLLEY. Ensign
19th Foot, 1777 ; Lieut., 1778-82.
2. LEONARD CBOSLEY. Born about 1739; Ensign 19th Foot, 1758-60.
3. ROGEB CBYMBLE. Ensign Richard Sutton's Regt. (19th Foot), 1717; Lieut., 1722-42.
4. RICHABD GEM. Ensign 19th Foot, 1771 ; Captain, 1791-3.
5. RICHABD WIDMOBE KNIGHT. Born 1737 ; Lieut. 66th Foot, 1758-67 ; half -pay, 24th Foot, 1767-1817.
6. ISAAC GOUVEBNEUB OGDEN. Born 1781 ; Ensign 19th Foot, 1797-1800 ; Captain 56th Foot, 1810-25.
7. JOHN BABBINGTON PEBBYN. Ensign 1 9th Foot, 1780 ; Lieut., 1782-6.
8. ROBEBT ^ENEAS STIBLING SHAW. Ensign 19th Foot, 1790-93.
9. JOCELYN SHAWFOBD. Born 1732 ; Ensign and Lieut. 66th Foot, 1758-65.
Information is desired as to the birth, parentage, and death of the above.
M. L. FEBBAB, Major. Torwood, Belfast.
G. QUENTON, 1801-2. Was he a known artist ? I have some old pictures so signed of Bury St. Edmunds. E. E. COPE.
Finchampstead, Berks.
LOCH CHESNEY. I should be very grateful to any reader versed in the history of Gallo- way who would tell me the origin of the name Loch Chesney, a moorland lake beautifully painted by Mr. Faed, Jun.
Y. T.
BlOGBAPHICAL INFOBMATION WANTED.
I should be glad to obtain any information concerning the following Old Westminsters : (1) Alexander Bruce, admitted 1810. (2) George Bruce, admitted 1741, aged 16. (3) Robert Bruce, born 1 Sept., 1810, ad- mitted 1821. (4) George Buck, admitted 1744, aged 10. (5) Richard Buck, ad- mitted 1738, aged 10. (6) Thomas Buck- land, admitted 1733, aged 10. (7) Charles Budd, admitted 1752, aged 10.
G. F. R. B.
WILLIAM QUIPP. Can any of your readers give me information as to the parentage and descent of the Rev. William Quipp ? In Palmer's ' Nonconformist's Me- morial,' 1775, vol. ii. p. 165, there is an inter- esting account, drawn up by himself, of several actions against him in the Spiritual Courts between 1665 and 1685. He minis- ered in the churches of Morton and Torksey about 1665, not as incumbent, but at the
